The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-21
TALK OF THE TOXIN

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TALK OF THE TOXIN
II John Gregoire of South Main stree
was in Mortified yesterday on bust
ness.
Lloyd Mccarthy has gone to Hol
yoke, Mass, where he has found EN-
ployment.
Il Miss Mamie Johnston of Goddard has
gone to Montreal, where she will spend
a few days.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Benson and family
of Royalton were in Barre yesterday
visiting friends.
/ Miss Betty Brown OF Goddard has
gone to North Williston, where she
will spend few days.
| Russell Coffin of Barre has returned
from North Montpelier, where he has
been Visiting at the home of Joseph
Persons
Lawrence 0. GarreIl arrived in the
city yesterday from Montreal on his
way to Graniteville for visit with
relatives.
Earl Messer of this city, who recent
ly arrived home from MI. T., left yes
terday for Boston, where he is to be
employed.
Miss Eliza Benton, who has been
visiting DR.. H. A. Drew of Maple Grove
Io~ laft 60 hnr hat.,a Gold
Water, Mich.
Dean Mudgett and William Christy
have returned from Ware, Mass,
where they have been employed on a
construction job.
just Jew more loads left of that
hard edging and slabwood at 1925.
Granite City Bottling Works, Tel. 726-
NJ or 746-W.-adv.
Miss Marion Anker of this city ar
rived home yesterday from u. v NJ,
Burlington, where she has been a stu
dent for the past year.
Dance every Wednesday at Green
wood lake pavilion, Woodbury.; Rivoli
Melody Boys orchestra from New York
City. Good music; good time.-adv.
Cookies for the children must be
made with the purest ingredients. You
run no risk if you use Bakers certified
favoring extracts. No better extracts
made. AT all good grocers. adv.
Bankrupt shoe stock, 5000 worth
just arrived, to be sold at great sacrifice
beginning Thursday at Barre Bargain
store. Shoes for loc, SOC, SOC, Soc, CSC,
s2.l9, S3l9 and s5.as pair. Buy for
the entire family. adv
Workmen are busy repairing the sur
face Of Granite street. Yesterday the
huge steam roller belonging to the city
was busily engaged in packing down
the new gravel put on the road TO i'm
prove the grade.
Principal Dawson of Goddard, with
Mrs. Dawson and their young son, has
gone to North Billerica, Mass. From
there he win 90 to Boston and Nor
witch, Conn. Miss Annie Morse, pre-
ceptress at Goddard, accompanied them.
The n d. Phelps Co. has two fairly
its window. The turtles were picked up
by James Prize on the road which runs
beside Woodbury. pond One of the ami
mails has been punctured through it's
shell.
The Barre Ali.Stars left to-day for
st. Johnsbury, where they are due to
fill an engagement with the town team |
there for game. Slayton will do the |
hurting for the Barre boys The Amer
lean Legion with team of stars was |
sheduled to meet fast team being |
brought up from Montpelier this aft
ernoon.
Yellowstone park has no geysers
that could compare with the one ere
sted by the bursting Of hydrant in
front of the Rizzi premises on North |
Main street yesterday. The Grand I'm
ion Tea company team, owned by Peter
Cavoretto of Beckley street, was the
cause OF. all the disturbance. The horse
was standing quietly in front of the
home on North Main |
the hands of George Mcdonald, a |
Noungsler VINO alds MT. AaNoretto IN 1
his work when the street sprinkler
came by them. The effect Of the cold |
water from that apparatus was decid.
eddy sudden when sprinkled on the
horse for the animal wheeled around |
suddenly and. crossing the lawn of the
Rizzi property, where young Mcdonald
Ieaped to safety, broke through the
hedge, hitting the hydrant, which was
broken off by the impact The large
volume Of water pouring out covered
The shutof gauge so that it was i'm II
possible for the water superintendent
10 locate il for some time and il was
noon before the flow was shut of. The
wagon itself was hung onto the NV
irant. The horse continued on his way
With the remains OF the harness cling
ng to his back and after going out
central street was stopped by a man.
Who happened to be passing. and re-
urned to Mr.. Cavoretto. No great
Iamage was done the heavy team and
he horse escaped with only a small
ut The hydrant was being replaced
o-day.