The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-30
TALK OF THE TOWN
New pianos at Hale's.
Shirtwaist boxes at Hale's.

Shirtwaist boxes at Hale's.
Munsing underwear at Abbott's
Dustless floor mops and brushes a
Hale's
Walter w. Larkin of Springfield
Mass, arrived in the city last night fol
a few days business visit.
Egedio Rulfo is moving his household
goods from 459 North Main street into
| the house at 81 Pleasant street.
DIR. w. j. O'Connor has resumed hs
practice in this city, after spending sew
eraI days at his home near Worcester,
Mass.
| Arthur Butler returned last night to
his home in Burlington, after passing
several days in Barre and Graniteville
on business.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Campbell, who has been
visiting friends in the city for few
days, returned this morning to her home
in Wells River
Charles H. Wishart, secretary of the
Granite Manufacturers association. re.
ness trip to Boston.
Joseph E. Weafer OF East street re-
turned home this morning from an ex
tended business trip to Waterbury,
Stowe and Morrisville.
Earl Bertrand, who has been visiting
friends in Barre and Williamstown for
the past two weeks, left last night for
Troy, n. u, where he is employed
Paul Tabor, who has been visiting
relatives in the city for the past ten
days, left Monday for Mount Vernon,
y. " where he expects to remain dur.
ing the winter.
The district meeting of the Woman's
Relief corps was held at Montpelier yes
terday. with an attendance of 10 from
Center, Is from Cabot, five
from Stowe, three from Calais. one from
Hardwiek and 40 from Montpelier. Dim
ner was served by the Montpelier ladies. !
The address of welcome was given by !
Emma A. LaPoint and was responded to !
by Mrs. Adelaide Smalley of Stowe. The |
work was performed by Brooks corps /
and the inspector, Mrs. Eta Martin. de- I
nartment senior vice president. She !
as accompanied by Past President Anna
Arms Beach.
The work of clearing away the hedge
md stone wall which skirts Elmwood
cemetery along the Washington and Hill
treet sides is already under way, and
{ is expected that the project will be
hortly completed The main walk to
he cemetery, leading from Washington
treet. will be bordered by granite curb
ng, and considerable grading win be
one about the premises. Through the
ction of the city council. the city bears
ne fourth of the expense, while the re-
is assumed by the cemetery
and individuals. Several
ersons in the vicinity have donated
cams as well as money TO aid in the
ERIK.
Charles c. Abbott, a well-known Wa
erbury stock dealer who formerly lived
/ Plainfcld, ami Deputy Sheriff A. n. :
utehins OF East Barre narrowly escaped
18th their lives in an accident which :
aey encountered while coming over ]
-ashington heights Monday night. Mr.. 4
bbott and the deputy were seated in !.
a automobile OF the roadster type. the 4
lrmer at the wheel when the sheriff !.
He'd the drivers attention to a tele-
none pole some distance ahead, which
emed to be topping TO the ground.
Ist as he lifted his head to look. a
lie came crashing down onto the wind !.
ield and boiler Of the machine Dep
u Sheriff Hutchins was slightly injured 4
out the face. although his companion
capped injury. The boiler AMI wind
.ield we're badly demolished. Il is be-
we'd that broken buy wires were re-
onsiblc for the instability Of the two
les