The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-27
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John warren's Buildings, Recently
Built, Horse, 20 Cords Wood, Burned.

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Built, Horse, 20 Cords Wood, Burned
Last Thursday afternoon the build
ings recently built by John Warrei
were totally destroyed by fire, tn
cause OF which remains mystery. Hi
pet horse, which he had owned TO
| several years, was burned and all tn,
| contents of the house, also about TWEEN
| ty cords of wood and quantity o
lumber. When discovered, the fire haS
made such Roadway that all efforts Il
quench it were unavailng. Mr.. War
rem works at carpentry and was away
when the fire started. The fire. engine
was soon on the spot and a good work
ing force of men and by their efforts
the building across the road owned
| by Mr.. Warren, was saved and the
spread of the fire in the grass was pre-
vented. Much sympathy has been ex
pressed in many ways to Mr.. Warren
in the loss of his property.
Friends Of Mrs. r. d. Waldo are
pleased to learn of her recovery ia
health from recent serious illness
although slow but sure. She is able
to walk around some and sit on the
piazza.
B. F. Walsh Of st. Johnsbury was
in town Wednesday, repairing sewing
machines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlie Haines of
Greensboro were guests at the home of
Leon Haines last week.
Clarence Martin does not improve
from his recent illness to be able to do
any work and is confined TO clutches
and wheel chair.
Next Sunday morning communion
service will be observed at the Congre-
gationsl church.
Mrs. Nellie Ainsworth was in town
from Marshfield the first of the week
Next Friday afternoon at $3.50 there
will be a preparatory lecture in the
vestry of the Congregational church.
Mrs. Harold Keller of Lowell was at
the home of her parents over Sunday
p. ID. Banfill, who has been i'll with
grip several days, is slowly improv.
ing.
A good-sized pig belonging TO Allan
Smith broke away from its pen and
wandered down the road, getting in the
way of an automobile, which ran over
it, breaking its legs, which necessitated
killing it.
Mr.. and Mrs Aubrey Nelson, who
have spent the winter in Florida, have
returned and are stopping for few
days at the home of a brother, S. A.
Nelson.
Mr.. Humphrey and sons of Plainfeld
were business visitors in the village the
first of the week.
A Red Cross meeting was called last
Friday afternoon. A vote was taken
TO present Clarence Martin S25. II
was voted 10 have a paper circulated
to solicit aid for John Warren, headed
by S25 from the Red Cross, toward
tools to replace those he |
lost in the destruction OF his buildings |
by fire.
Mrs. Edwin Gould has returned from
visiting her mother and sister in Cam
bridge, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Rogers have
zone to Plainfeld in company with his
iather, Arthur Rogers.
L. Houghton was a business visitor
n Barre recently.
Mrs. Fred Emery is recovering from
Ter recent illness.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
leon Haines has been seriously III H
With bronchial pneumonia, but az pres
mt is improving
Mrs. Viola Whitcher died quite sud.
Ienly last Wednesday night at the
ZONE of her sister, Mrs. Florence
'oodry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Baker and daugh-
er Of Craftsbury called on friends last
thursday while on their way home
rom Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertell Emery have
cen stopping for a few days at the
ONE Of his father. Fred Emery.
Glenn Martin is moving onto the
'almer farm.
Mr. and Mrs n n Foster were bust
ess visitors in Barre saturday
Mrs. w. r Putnam il slowly i'm
rowing from an attack 81 grip.
IL i not expected there viii Be any
ervice at the NJ. Z. church next sun.
az. a. Rev. r. l. Goddard will be
{ conference
Charles Preston Of Chelsea was q re-
mt guest At George Hoyt's.