The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

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A daughter was born yesterday to Mr..
and Mrs. A. Fine Of Maple avenue.
Herbert Wilkinson ii Springfield,
Miss is visiting friends in the city.
J. A. Cummings went to stanstead,
p. O. to-day Tor visit with relatives.
Mrs. p. P. Houston Of Mortified is Wis.
ting relatives in the city for few
days
There will be rehearsal OF the Barre
Citizens band this evening at 1880
o'clock
NJ. s. Levin and A. Moss went to Bur
lington yesterday for few days visit
with relatives.
Sale 81 inch silk at nearly half the
price Of Suesine and as good six, 25c
yard At ysugban's
D. J. Morse left last night on a bust
ness trip to New York for A. +. Abbott
4 companys store.
Prof o. D. Mathewson returned Sat
urday from visit at the state normal
school az Castleton.
VIII the party who mailed a parcel
addressed to John Laird, South Ryegata,
vt, please call AZ the post Office
Mrs. Mary A. Garvey went to Hard
wick Saturday for a two weeks visit at
the home Of her sister, Mrs. j r. sulli-
van.
The Baraea class Of the Congregations
church will hold its semi annual election
o. officers Tuesday evening at 1880
O'Clock.
David VI. Faulkner, who has been III
with the grippe for the last week, has
recovered 20 that be was abs to be out
to-day.
Charles Darrows, r.. who has been VS.
iting at the home Of his father, G T.
Barrows, returned to-day to his home IN
Vergennes.
Bows. If you have not left your name
with the Frank AfcWaorter company for
the Widow Jones suit, get busy before
Saturday.
Regular meeting Of clerks union, r
|C. r. P. a., Wednesday evening, April
10, Al 1880 o'clock. Per order A. L.
Pierce, R. s.
J. Elliot stoughtou left last night for
his home IN Cherry Valley, y u, after
a visit at ths home Of his mother, Mrs.
Ellen !. stoughton.
Ray o. worthsn and Arthur L. Averill
returned 70 the university Of Vermont
AZ burlington last night. after spending
the spring vacation II their homes
The skiddo team defeated tie Indians
Saturday at Intereity park. By the score
Of rs 10 q Batteries For the Skiddo
team Kenefiek and Comoi; Tor tie Indi-
ans. Mcdonald and Dnpery.
The regular meeting Of The Jumpers,
boxers and derrickmeas union win lie
held Wednesday IN carpenters hall at
1880 o'clock Business Of Importance.
Per order +. r. Holder, secretary.
The annual meeting Of the Cnrrier
Park Improvement association will e
held AZ Mrs. H. w. Whitconb's Monday
evening. April II, at 80 o'clock. Cen
tlemen members are especially invited
g. H. Anker. who has been At lie
Pittsfefd sanatorium for a month, re
turned to his home in this city Saturday,
much improved in health Mr.. Anker
gained 10 pounds II weight ii the month
he was at Pittsford
There will be meeting of tho mixad
chorus Wednesday night at o'clock IN
the Congregational yestry All singers
who are interested should be present. as
W. are planning % give a concers soon
Let Us have a large attendance.
Clean your carpets, rugs, portieres,
blankets. mattresses, eouches and all
your upholstery. with the vacuum clean.
err viii save wear and tear. You don't
nave to take your carpets up There ii
no dust flying for you to inhale All
work satisfactory Price, 81 per hour. /
VIII do as much IN one hour as man
will dc in an day q o. Averill, phone
1921 G W, Blanchard. phone 403-2
John r. sewall, secretary Of the Dos i
ton lala' movement. Ii to address
meeting of The Montpelier hoard Of trade
and the Montpelier NVomans club at the
Kellogg Hubbard library on Tuesday
evening. April ~ at o'clock The SUB !
iect Of The address will be Co operation
as an aid in tho development and i'm
Of our New England com
munities Members 81 the Barre board
OF trade and womeus clubs Of this city
are cordially invited 70 be present and
take part ii the conference that will take
place after the address.
Calvin Mckenzie, boy 10 years Of /
age, had a desc edll from serious injury I
Saturday afternoon at the Barre Granite
& Quarry company's quarry in Granite I
villa. Just after work was resumed at I
! O'clock the boy was pulling up The I
slack IN tho rope Of the hosting derrick /
when the engineer, not noticing the boy,
started the engine Before Mckenzie
could let SO Of the rope, he was caught
and pulled Up and over and down under
meath the drum, around which the rope
winds His head was iammed tightly
under the drum he was pulled out and
though conscious, the blood was stream
ing from sealp wound several inches
long Oh the left side al his head inst
above the ear. There was also a slight
cut over one eve and one hand was badly
iacerated The boy was taken to hls
home, and Dr. + Fl Bailey Of Granite.
vile and Dr. Z. l. Leonard Of this city I
were called TO attend him. Outside of
the scalp wound in which the doctors
took dozen stitches. he was not much .
injured and it IS thought that his recor.
arw Will kp rapd