The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-29
TALK OF THE TOWN
Memo corscts at Abbott's.

at Hale's.
New line of wash serge dresses; spe.
cial price, Sl.60. Paris Shirtwaist House.
Deputy Sheriff w, +. Cutler of South
Barre is confined TO the house by ILL
ness.
A son was born at the City hospital
yesterday 10 Mr.. and Mrs, Fred A.
Church.
II. G, Bennett left for Burlington TO.
day, TO be gone most OF the week, on
business.
Arthur Butler OF Burlington was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday and to-day,
G. A. Colburn returned to Burlington
this morning, after passing a few days
in the city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. f. Pollock of
New Haven, Conn, were among the Wis
itors in the city to-day.
Mrs. John Kelley of Liberty street
left this noon for Northfield, where she
will make a brief visit with friends.
Mrs. +. b. Midget, who has been
passing several weeks with Mrs. Nye,
left this forenoon for her home in Bos-
ton.
Mrs. ley Spence of North Main street
began work this morning in the tailor
ing department of +. II. Rogers cloth.
ing store.
The condition of Miss Cassie Shores,
who has been i'll two weeks from the
effects of vaccination, continues to i'm
prove slowly.
II. G. Bennett had consignment of
cars from the Cadillac factory come
Saturday afternoon, which are being de.
livered to-day.
Ben S. Wright of Philadelphia arrived
in the city last evening for few days !
visit at the home of Mrs, w. +. Morey |
of Cliff street
We have just received a car of flour
and are making prices to move it quick |
ly. Call or telephone before you pur- |
chase. Eastman Bros.
Mrs. John Moseley OF Northheld ar
rived in the city yesterday for few
days. visit at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. c. NJ. Wiley OF Maple Grove.
Mondays arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows: G. A. Colbnn, Bur-
lington; William Collins, Plattsburg, n.
y; II. H. Chatfield Bourne, Montana.
Giacomi Biacco left last night for New
York, whence he will sail tomorrow on
the French liner La France for his for
mer home in Milan, to remain during the
winter.
Thomas Magner, superintendent OF the
western district of the Metropolitan I
was among the business visitors in the I
,ity to-day.
John Mclean, who is employed at the
Sullivan Machinery company's plant at
-laremont, n. H., is visiting at his for
ner home in South Barre for several
lays.
Mrs. John V. Brusseau and grandson,
who have been spending several weeks
With relatives in Barre and Webster
lille left this forenoon for their home
n Sherbrooke, p Q. 7
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Lyster, who have
,een guests of Mrs ]. Edward Smith :,
IN Liberty street and with friends in
for q week. returned to-day
o their home in Littleton, n. H. r
Michele Viii left last night for New !
,ork, where he viii make short visit .
nth relatives before sailing on the
rench line steamship La France, for his ID
ormer home near Milan, Italy, to re- W
lain during the winter il
The new Alumni building in process
construction at Goddard seminary is N
asst nearing completion and the con. Ia
ractor hopes to have the structure Ell
,ady for occupancy by January | at the h
test. The building is connected with 50
ie administration building by a 20-foot O
H. c. Ladd and G. N. Ken.
on of this city and A. ID. Farwell of !,
-ontpelier comprise the building com 4
ittee. ~
Thomas NJ. Mari Of Warren street tie
I'd young son, Bertrand. figured in an to
,citing experience at Graniteville yes tn
rday that left them minus carriage VI
heel and, in the case of the young lad, to
years growth, perhaps. Mr.. Mari W.
Id son were returning to Barre in a Sc
am, when they met three travellers, in
no were evidently feeling the effects RI
intoxicating liquor. The trio were
ling behind a lively horse and as the
arr boy, who held the reins, started ~ ~
turn out, the driver of the other oe
am made straight for the same side. s ~
collision was inevitable. One wheel 4
the wagon driven by Mr.. Mari was y
oped from the axle, while the other
lgon was partly demolished by the 7 7o