The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-05
TALK OF TIE TOWN

tenement.
Visit our second floor for winter wear
ing apparel at Vaughans.
This is fur weather See Abbott's lin
of small furs and muiis.
Piano and organ tuning work guar
anteed. Bailcy's Music Rooms. Fhon'
22-W.
Edward j. Thorpe of Woonsocket, r. |.
was among the business visitors in tn,
city yesterday.
Paul d. Leavitt and James r. Msckay
left this afternoon for Burlington on !
short business trip.
j. Paul Barrett of Syracuse, n. Y, was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday and to-day.
j. Herbert Blackman of Rockand, Me.
arrived in the city last night to remain
for a few days on business.
Ralph +. Turner of South Main street
returned last night from three weeks
visit with relatives in Braintree.
Alexander Ianton Of Merchant street
left to-day for Boston, where he will
remain for few days on business,
Coach John A. Kurtz of Seminary
street left to-day for Burlington. where
he will visit friends for few days.
Miss Rose Myott, who has been visit
ing friends in the city, returned yes
terday to her home in Lebanon, N. II.
Fancy ribbons for holiday work, 100
different patterns 3 inches to 6 inches
in width, at 25c per yard. Henry w
Knight.
Peter Miro of 100 Seminary street
leaves tonight for Providence, II. T.,
where he will be employed during the
winter.
Miss Bessie Waters Of Cliff street, who
has been spending three weeks with rel
atives in Lebanon, n. H., returned home
last night.
One new smallpox case was reported
to-day, that of L. T. Hutchins of Ayers
street Its origin is traced to the Ralph
Martin boy.
Mrs. +. p. Canning, who has been Wis.
ting friends in Barre for the past ten
days, left this morning for her home
in Morrisyille.
Fred Merrill senior at Goddard sem
mary, who has been spending the past
few weeks at Charlotte, returned yes
terday afternoon.
Charles Long, student at Goddard
seminary, left to-day for Boston. where
he will visit relatives for few days,
prior to the reopgning OF school.
Judge Fl. W. Scott, grand high priest
of the Vermont grand lodge of Odd Fell |
lows, returned yesterday from Bradford, /
where he attended district meeting.
The regular meeting of the thirteenth |
Odd Fellows district, to have been held I
in Williamstown in November, has been |
postponed to date not yet decided I
upon.
Angelo Baroffi of Montpelier, who is
well known in Barre. leaves tonight for
New York, where he will sail shortly
for his former home in Italy to pass
.he winter
Orville Root, who has been spend
ng the past few weeks at his home in
Charlotte returned to this city yester
lay afternoon. Mr.. Root is a member
II the senior class at Goddard semi
iary.
The financial secretary of the |. Q. f.,
viii be at their rooms from $3.50 p. m. to
o'clock p. m. in Knights of Columbus
iall, Scampin block, for the purpose Of
dues. All members are hereby
o notified Per order Frank Caslani K.
Joseph Comolli and Joseph Bernasconi
cave tonight for New York. where they
viii visit friends for few days be-
ore sailing Oh the French liner La Prov
nee for their former home near Milan '
0 spend the winter.
II segretario di finanza del 0rdine In !.
ipendente del Forester aspettera TUFTS !
socii ALA lora sala mel Scampini block
allie ore $3.50 fno allie 0 p. m pes ac-
omodare coloro che yolosse pagare lie |
,ro tasse. Ter ordine Ill Sec. Coris- j
Frank Caslani.
In city court yesterday afternoon. Fred {
davidson of Granite street was fined 50 Z
nd costs of 1874 in a breach of peace
lse heard before Judge H. W. Scott
davidson was arrested at noon by Off
er Harry Gamble on warrant issued :
Y Grand Juror Hugh H. Carpenter. y
A business transaction of interest to b
eople living in the town of Barre was
ngotiated yesterday, whereby Eugene
erney became the sole proprietor of n
he Nerney & Cummings store. James ?
disposed of his stock in the II
ore. contemplating soon to leave for9 =
le western part OF the country. This !.
I'M has been in business for some time =
I'd has established good business in q
-ebsterville. Mr.. Nerney, who becomes Il
lie sole proprietor. is at present at
nding the general assembly at Mont.
,licr as representative from Barre
own.
rested persons were present in the city n
uncil chamber last Saturday afternoon
hearing held before the street com =
ittee on the proposed widening OF
ashington street. as described in esti
ates made by City Engineer George
Reed. Among those who gave their
ews on the projected change were trus-
es OF the City hospital and prominent
lders of property skirting the street
either side from the Church street
lssing halfway up the street. No ae-
m was taken. aud a second hearing he
re- the committee will be held Mt the
ambers on the afternoon OF Thursday,
,vember 81.