The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-28
TALK OF THE TOWN,
SEC sllk value At Abbott's store.

Bargain sale of toilet articles at Kend-
riek's this week.
William c. Qunlen is confined to the
house by illness.
Furs, coats, children's furs, all reduced
now at Vaughan's.
Have you tried those Union cookery
bagsY c. N. Kenyon & Co.
A. Crocci went to Waterbury this
morning on brief business trip.
A. L. Partridge of Randolph was in
the city to-day on business trip.
Arthur Conf went this noon TO Beth.
Ell, where he has secured employment.
Don't miss our remnant sale. Henry w.
knight, successor to Veale q knight.
Sale of cotton crash, linen finish, at
&c per yard at Perry's ON Saturday.
Miss Florence Brown went this noon
TO Mortified for a short visit with
friends.
Dr. and Mrs L. L. Leonard Of Keith
avenue returned last night from short
trip to Burlington.
james Johnston has returned to his
home in Mortified, after passing feS
days in the city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Ellis of Boston
are passing several days in the city as
the guests Of Mrs. John Maiden of Mer
chant street.
Miss Flora Murphy, who Is engaged
as stenographer for LeClair q Me-
Nulty, and has been confined TO her home
on North Main street by illness, is now
improving.
Harry Dale, who has been spending
several days at his former home in this
city, left yesterday for Waltham, Mass,
where he is employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justus Frye and daugh-
ter returned last night to their home
in Bellows Falls, after few days
visit with friends in the city.
John Foy of Tinwiek, P. O., arrived
in the city this morning and has en-
tered the employ of L. b. Dodge in his
creamery on North Main street.
Alex H. Coutts, former resident Of
Barre, wha has been living in Barton
for some time past has entered the
employ Of +. S. Meigs in Montpelier.
W. y. Orr. district commercial man
ager for the Western Union Telegraph
Co, who was business visitor in the
city yesterday, left last night for Bur
lington.
A basketball team chosen from the
alumni will line up against the regular
team Of Spaulding high school at the
Church street gymnasium next Monday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
J. Edward Scott of vernal. T., ami
John Scott OF Burlington, former resi-
dents of Barre. arrived in the city to
day for visit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. James Kenefck of Washing
ton street.
w. +. Aitken Of New York City, presi.
dent Of the Eastern Estate Tea Co, and
p b. Gordon Of Glens Falls, n. y, dis
trict manager, were in the city to-day
on a business trip connected with the
eompany's local branch store.
James Scott of 90 Maple avenue was
arraigned before Judge Fl. w. Scott in
city court this morning on an intoxica-
ton charge, first offense, and pleaded
guilty, paying fire Of s. and costs OF
$3.50. He was arrested early this morn
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An informal reunion Of the Marion
family was held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Carroll OF Bolster place
Christmas evening when thirty-four
members Of the family came together.
Four generations were present, the old
est being Mrs. Ann Marion, who is
past So years old. On account Of her
extreme age and impaired health, the
observance was of a quiet nature.
Fred Cleveland, farmer living on the
road to PIaiafield. had his troubles while
driving along Granite street yesterday
afternoon when the king bolt to his
wagon broke as the team went over the
Central Vermont crossing. Cleveland
was pitched headforemost from the wag-
on and the horse, still hitched to the
front wheels of the vehicle, set off down
the street at a rapid pace, He was
later recaptured on River street and
taken to Page Bros stable to await his
owners return. Chief of Police Sinclair
and Officer George earle, who happened
to be in that vicinity at the time, as
sisted Cleveland to his feet and carried
him to the Office of Dr.. William Me-
Farland. The physician found that the
man had been severely cut between the
eyes. although no other injuries were
sustained, The deep cash inflicted by
the fall, was dressed and last night
Cleveland was able to go after his team