The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

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H Nine cents a yard, an all linen crash,
\ at Perry's on Saturday.
H Your choice of $3.50, $l00 and 50c
Il corsets for 30c at New York Bargain
Store.
Mrs. J. j. Stone 6 Cabot arrived in
the city to-day for two weeks visit
with relatives.
H Lunch will be served at the Vincitia
club this evening at 10 o'clock. Every
member of the club is expected to at
tend
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cass and daugh-
ter went this forenoon to Proctor where
they will spend several days with rel
atives.
Fred Layon, who has been spending
the past few days with friends IN the
city, returned yesterday to his home at
Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Ball and sons,
Eldon and Edward, went to-day to Croft
on pond, where they will remain for a
few days at the Ball camp.
G. n. Canton and Fred G. Canton of
Canton Bros. Granite company went to-
day to Keeseville, n. Y, to spend few
few days on business interests.
Grin Hodge, who has been spending
the past few weeks at the home of Mrs.
Lucy Foster of Seminary street, re-
turned yesterday to his home at East
Corinth.
H. +. harrington, who has been spend
ing several days with his cousin, Edward
r. Harrington, Of South Main street, re-
turned yesterday to his home in Little
ton, N. Ell.
Mrs. w. r. Rowland went yesterday
to Laconia, N. H.. where she will join
her husband, who is engaged in setting
monument there for a local manufae-
turing company.
4 Miss Marguerite Brown of Jefferson
street, who recently returned from
few days visit to Boston, resumed her
4 duties at the S. HOLSTER jackson law
office this morning. During her absence
| her position was filled by Miss Gertrude
] Geake,
| Mrs. Richard Halsall of North Semi
nary street has received word from her
brother, Samuel Kenyon, telling of his
recent appointment to position as
justice of the peace in Montreal r. O.
Mr.. Kenyon is well known in Barre and
has visited here frequently.
/ The condition of Odios Fortiee, the
young man who received serious in
| juries at the Bailey farm last Monday
when horse kicked him in the abdomen,
was reported to be comfortable at the
City hospital this afternoon. Fortiee's
recovery is nearly assured.
Smith & Cummings are exhibiting to-
day an attractive float arranged by the |
Sunshine Biscuit Co., TO advertise the |
largest consignment of the company's |
product ever received in the city The |
float Is drawn by two horses and has |
arrested the attention of many pedes-
TRANS.
Walter N. Boutwell, Of the East Mont |
pelier road is slowly recovering from /
severe attack of the grip that has de- /
tanned him from his duties in the f. VI. /
Lyon store for two weeks. IL was at /
first feared that pneumonia had devei
oped, but the danger OF such a compli |
cation has passed.
Carpenters and painters to-day com
nleted the work of renoyating the in
terror OF the Barre Optical parlors on
North Main street, conducted by NJ. L.
Aiken. The store now presents more
modern appearance, having several large
display eases. The display cases have
a total length Of 80 feet.
Philip Noful. an editor of the Syrian
World Publishing company, who has
been spending the past few days in the
city as the guest of Deeb Habbeb, pro-
prietor of the New York Bargain store,
returned to-day to Boston. The Syrian
World is one Of the few English printed
newspapers in the United States relying
wholly upon syrians for patronage. i
Robert Imlah OF Long street, an EN-
ploye of the LeClair and McNulty Gran
lite company, met with painful accident
this forenoon while engaged at his work
at their Blackwell street plant While
turning a heavy stone the index finger
of his right hand was caught between
the stone and the blocks. it was found
that the bone was fractured and his fin
ger badly jammed
Among the guests registered at the
City hotel yesterday and to-day were
the following: j. G. Robins. Boston; Q.
II. Merrill, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
New York; IL members of
Russian Concert Co. New York; r. G.
Knowles, White Plains, n. Y. seven
of shepherd of the Hills Co.,"
New York: Mr.. and Mrs. P. Markarenpo,
st. Petersburg, Russia. George Mulch,
Barre; @. +. Paine, Richmond.
Rev. Arthur A. Bailey, who is to
speak in the Congregational church to-
morrow, arrived in the city to-day after
a tour through several large centers in
Vermont and New Hampshire. Rev. Mr..
Bailey is the superintendent of the
northern New Englend district of the
Congregational Sunday school and pub
fishing society. He breaches at the :
morning service in the local church to-
and will also address the Sun
day school.
Louis J. Bruyer of 10 Maple Grove,
who has been confined to the house for
three weeks by an attack of sciatic
rheumatism, was able to resume his du
ties as night baggageman on the Barre
branch last evening. Mr.. Bruyer has
not fully recovered from the rheumatic
attack, but his condition continues to n
improve steadily. Frank Cassava of I
Farwell street, who has been employed
ss baggage man during Mr. Buyers
,bsence, resumed work as foreman of
.he back track in the C. V. yard this
morning.
A cablegram received in this city yes \
terday by Charles Chierayalli of Gran :
tie street announced the safe arrival of
Joseph Marehesi, former employe in
.he upholstering department at B. w.