The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-09
lALK OF THE TOWN
q baeE d ! camIlna JAIL.

tet back OF q I0mlQne smile.
stephen Norrie arrived in the city last
night from Scotland.
W. j. Mclean Of Burlington visited
friends IN the city yesterday
Fifteen nice white Chester pigs for
sale. Six weeks old A. g. Shepard.
Robert Renfrew returned to-day to his
home in South Ryegate after few
days visit with friends in the city.
,. Elliot Stoushton Of Cherry Valley
n ", arrived in the city yesterday for
two days visit at the home Of his
mother, Mrs. Ellen Z. Stoughton.
Mrs. Margaret coyeney returned yes.
terday TO her home in St, Johnsbury,
after a visit at the home Of her sister,
Mrs James Brown Of Chd street.
The Frank NfcWhorter company can
show you The largest and most complete
line Of wenrables for The boy, from 2ia
to " years, that can be found in the
city.
The annual meeting Of the Currier
Park Improvement association win be
held at Mrs h. w Whitcombs Monday
evening, April II at 1890 O'clock. Gen
tlemen members ere especially invited.
McEnelly's singing orchestra viii play
q return engagement at Woodmen's hall
next Wednesday evening, April Is. A
concert will be given from s to 3 o'clock
and dancing until one o'clock This or
chestra made a BIG hit on It's former visit
here.
The assessors wish to warn the buai
ness firms. who received legal warning
TO fle their inventories on April J, that
i the same are not returned within q
rea sonable time more drastic measures
will Be taken Read the heading on the
inventory You received
Crossed wires IN the Gre alarm system
on Franklin street caused the fire whistle
to blow az 6.45 o'clock last evening
The trouble was quickly located after
the alarm sounded, as people residing On
Franklin street saw The sparks flying
from che wires and telephoned TO the
Gre station.
Clean your carpets, rugs, portieres,
blankets mattresses, touches and all
your upholstery, with the vacuum clean
eT viii save wear and tear. You don't
nave to talce your carpets up There is
no dust flying for you 70 inhale An
work satisfactory Price, 81 per hour
VIII do as much In one hour as man
will Do IN an day. G O AveriIl, phone
1921 G. w Blanchard, phone 403-2.
George Beisaontau employed at C. Z.
Bagbee's workshop, met with an accident
At 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. which
resulted in the loss Of finger. To
was running a board through the buzz
planer and n some way got his left
hand caught Ia the pianer The middle
finger Of the hand was 50 badly cut aud
laccrated that DR.. L. L Leonard, who
was called, found It necessary to smpn.
tate the member close 70 the hand. He
was taken to the City hospital for the
operation.
For what is man advantaqed, II he
gain this whole world, and lose himself,
III be east away" This will Be the
subject 81 the sermon IN the Italian
chapel ct 4 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
All tbe Italians are cordially invited TO
come and ore welcome. The pastor also
invites al those who desire to talk on
religious subjects to come freely To bis
aNNrfs - ANtAEHtN t4Nftt +NA ANHH Hf I
nation vas ever great without being Re
ligious q b castelini, pastor
An enjoyable concert and dance we're
held ID the X. 81 G. han last evening. /
under Tie auspices Of the Independent l
Order IL Odd Ladies. r. N. Y. Mrs. |
Catherine eNale. with few words Of /
welcome opened the concert. The pro- I
gram consisted 81 two violin solos by
Edmund ssnboru. vocal solos hy Nicholas 1
Yeale, Miss Mae Carson and William /
oliver q piano duet BIZ the Misses War
nitta Neale and Mary Birnie and cor.
net solo by James G. Sims. At the
dance which followed, about 80 couples
were present Musc for the dancing
was furnished by GilbeFtsou's orchestra.
During che evening De ladies sold ia
freshments Of sandwiches doughnuss
coffee and punch. The ladies who had
the affair in charge were Mrs Ina Nor
rison, Mrs. Emma MeRae, Mrs. Lizzie
sturray, Mrs Iibbie ZONES. Mrs. lev 4
Spence, Mrs Grace Dueharme Mrs. FL
mira Faulkner, Miss Mamie Raeside. Mrs.. 4
Aaie Johnson and Mrs. Sarah Lake.