The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-28
TALK OF THE TOWN
A large line Of pictures and mirror
at Hale's.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Knight OF Hill
street returned Saturday evening from
few days trip to New York.
Joseph A. Richardson OF Montreal, P.
O., arrived in the city Friday night for
"A few days visit with friends.
Frank York of Hill street, who has
been visiting at Colchester for the past
few weeks has returned to this city.
Charles Jolly arrived in the city yes.
terday from Washington, ID. G., and will
remain here for two weeks on business
interests.
N. III. Glynn. who has been spending
the past few days in this city On bust
ness, returned yesterday to his home at
Mortified.
street, who has been visiting at Boston
during the past two weeks, has returned
to the city.
w. V. Love- advance agent for the
Bohemian Girl" company, which is
booked to play at the opera house in the
near future, was business visitor Sat
urday.
Malcolm Mcdonald of Granteville was
visitor in the city to-day, leaving
this afternoon for Weeden, p. O., where
he will pass a two weeks vacation with
relatives.
Joseph Smith of North Main street
was visitor in Worcester yesterday.
He was accompanied by John Emslie of
West street and the trip was made in a
Metz automobile
| Mrs Il. n. Normandeau and two chill
| dren of Maple avenue left to-day for
the formers old home in Malone, n. Y,
to make short visit with relatives.
Later Mrs. Normandeau will go to Mont
real, 7. g., for few days visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Emma A. Nichols and Mortimer
G. Nichols. formerly of Scranton, Pa,
who have been spending the summer in
Vermont and lately with relatives in this
city, left this morning for Auburn, Me,
for an extended stay with Mrs. Nichols
daughter, Mrs. Willis NJ. Abbott
The Wealthy pear, "the pear that |
made New Jersey famous" from Vine |
land, n J. Good enough to eat. Cheap |
enough for preserving. Buy of your |
home dealers Sidney Il. Spafford, whole
sale fruit and produce. Barre. Tuesday, |
Oct. 20, last day at the low price.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cressey and /
daughter of Gloucester, Mass, are visit
ing in this city as the guests Of Mr.. and /
Mrs. John Jones of fremont street. Mr..
Cressey is contractor, Well known
throughout Massachusetts,, and is on
an automobile trip through northern
New England.
]. J. Dashner, the Washington agent
for the d. A. Perry Real Estate agency,
has sold the farm in Corinth owned by
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest McCrillis to Bert
Blake Of East Barre, who will take inn
mediate possession. The transfer in.
yolyed $3.50. MIR. and Mrs. McCrillis
have not completed their plans.
Miss Maggie Brusa of Howard street
returned the latter part of last week
from Burlington, where she underwent
an operation for appendicitis at the
Mary Fletcher hospital few weeks ago.
Miss Brusa is rapidly recovering from
the operation and intends to resume her
duties at the Woolworth store in about
two weeks.
Having noted in the newspapers some
statements regarding surviving mothers
of Civil war soldiers reader of The /
Times calls attention to the fact that
Mrs. b. o. Wood, living on the west
hill in Barre, who is 80 years old, is
the mother OF soldier. the latter being
Albert p Wood, who is now living in a
Dorchester. Mass.
Master Fiorino Ronca entertained
party of his young friends at his home h
On Addison street Saturday evening, the il
being his tenth birthday. After
had been served, the party
Joined in playing games. Master Fiorino :
was the recipient of many little tokens
given him by his friends, among them
being beautiful ring. "
Exceptions in the case Of State VS..
John Turley OF Websterville will be
argued before Judge Rowell in the COM i
ng session of supreme court, which ;
,pens in Montpelier Nov. 5. Attorney
Tohn G. Sargent and States Attorney J. h
Ward Carver will appear for the state, 4
md the respondent is to be represented
~ r. A. Hoar and John Senter. Tur-
ey, it will be recalled was convicted in 81
Washington county court last fall of d
murder in the second degree, he being ac-
used of killing John McAulay at Web G
terville on the night of July IL, 1911. -
'ounsel for the defense took large
number OF exceptions during the trial
The respondent is now confined in the in
tate prison at Windsor. although he has re
zen at the state hospital in Waterbury ia
or observation.