The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-23
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Miss Ida +. Ward, the district nurse
viii instruct classes in home hygiene
and care of the sick, for women and
high school girls. The course gives a
knowledge of elementary nursing pro-
cedures necessary for the care of the
| sick in their own homes and teaches
rules of sanitation and hygiene. The
course win cover Is lessons Of about
one and one-half hour each, one after.
noon week. All women wishing to
lenroll may do 50 Of Miss Ward or of
Mrs. j. A. Graham. The only expenses
are the cost of the text books.
! A. w Arnold has stored during the
last 10 days 1900 huge cakes of ice, cut
from the branch above the village, for
use in his market refrigerators About
IA men have been on the job, including
the owners of the teams, George st.
Amour and w. q Bingham. Some Of
the ice is nearly three feet thick and all
very thick and clear.
Clayton Kimball, the seven month
| old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George u.
kimball, died Tuesday morning OF in
digestion, after a few days illness,
which had not at any time been con.
sidered serious. Much sympathy is
felt for the parents and other rela-
tiyes in their sudden loss.
The members of the teacher training
class gave d George Washington party
at the class rooms Tuesday evening,
with the high school and grade teach
ers, school directors and superinten-
dents as guests. Miss Bessie Graves
was heartily commended for her work
as teacher of the class. Miss Annie
Sturk presided over the exercises and
Misses Anna Keleher and Emma Hal
kara impersonated George and Martha
Washington. A variety program was
provided and refreshments consisting
Of wdsaniches, cake and cocoa were
served.
j. H. Beckwith has been shut in
several days with case of conjuncti-
Wits and many other people have been
suffering from this or other forms Of
eye trouble
Roy A. Abbott has contracted with
T.. A. McNichol OF South Royalton to
transport from 10000 to 10000 last
blocks from George Manning's on south
hill in Stockbridge to his plant in South
Royalton. Mr.. Abbott viii use teams
at once for the first two miles OF the
haul to the lower Tweed river valley, |
and thence will carry the blocks in his
international truck.
Mrs. Sadie Aichholz is assisting in
the homework at O. r. Quimby's.
Whitcomb high school basketball |
team met defeat by the Rochester high 4
school team in that place Tuesday |
evening by a score OF 81 TO "a.
Alton L. Billiard Of Ludlow. Mass,
a former resident, has been visiting his
sister, Mrs. c. T.. Noble. He had sold |
his farm and is looking for another
E. l.. Amsden has suffered severely |
from an sbscess over one eve. Last 1
Sunday a physician lanced il, giving |
him much relief.
c. T.. Noble harnessed young horse
into a sleigh Tuesday morning and on
the rough ice in his dooryard. following
Mondays thaw, the sleigh tipped over,
throwing him out and smashing a
shaft, but injuring neither him nor the
morse. As he had TO take the 10 o'clock
train and had no other means Of con-
seyance at hand. he put the horse in
the stable and began a go-as-you-
please record run TO the G. V. n. sta
lion. At j. A. Graham's he com.
Wandered team and arrived after
The train arrived, but in time to take
il.
For about six weeks the Washburn
lumber mill has been saving out about
1000 feet a day, with Albert Lavine at n
he big saw. After finishing work
iere. Mr.. Lavine has an engagement as
sawyer at Binghamville for +. y. Hoop
II, who called on him Monday, while
lere on a business trip.