The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-30
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who was called te Quiucg, Mas hat
week b. the death 81 BIS hraih
Charlcs Ross. has returNel e. tae cfF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. CamHtfa sad r.
dual who have shade theW home IN
Barre for maay years, wA leafe eaf'F
20. MORROW morning fuf Esynpfai, fa5r
where they vii upske their houe.
Mr. and Mrs. . BastiaB0n of Barre
Town we're visitors n the citv to-day.
leaving this forenoon AZ il2N o'eioek
for Proctor, where they viii make their
home Mr.. Bsstiauon has secured en-.
ployment there.
John Mccall Of North Main street left
yesterday for Stone Mountain, Ca.
where he win BE- employed during The
winter. lie was accompanied By Alex
Simpson. who will spend the winter in
Atlanta and Stone Mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Mcpherson Laws Of
Wellington street. who have been pass
ing ten days at Mr.. Laws former home
in Front Royal, Va. arrived in the city
to-day. While absent they also visited
relatives in Baltimore. Nd, and Wash
ington. d. G.
Louis d.. Tomasi OF this city. who en-.
tered the University Of Vermont this |
month. is one Of the promising candi-
dates for football Tomasi played last
season with Norwich university at end. |
He win be given a chance 20 show his
worth in the Vermont Middlebury game
at Burlington on Wednesday.
Funeral services for Clarence r.
Nourse, a former resident Of Barre,
whose death occurred at his home in
Worcester Sunday night, after an illness
Of two years, will be held from his
late home Wednesday afternoon. The
interment will be made in the ceme-
terry at Worcester Corners.
Joseph Broggini, a former resident Of
Barre, who has been employed in North
field for the past two years, has returned
20 this city and viii make his home on
North Main street. Mr.. Broggini will
Engage in business with Louis Pocketti.
sho recently leased the store building
ust south of the H. j. Smith block on
North Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Fagerston, who
lave been spending the past few months
It their former homes in Sweden and
finland, returned to the city last night.
sor the past week they have been visit ;
ng with relatives at Quincy, Mass. Part
# their visit was passed at Dalsland,
sweden, the former home of Mr.. Pagers
on, and the remainder at Finland, the
ormer home of Mrs. Fagerston.
Danger posts were removed to-day
rom the new stretch OF pavement on
Sorth Main street and the entire street
5 now open to traffic. The work on
he street was completed by the Daniel
)'Connell Sons company about ten days
go. Since that time long stretch OF
he paving, the last to be treated to
he cement coating, has been closed to
How the coating to set. The new piece
i paving extends from Granite stress
orth to the Gunner brook bridge.
Commenting on the scarcity OF apples
nd the failure of other fruits, we'll
nown local fruit dealer stated to day |
hat he had never witnessed such a
earth of native fruit as that of the
resent year. Apples. whenever obtain
BILE for the trade, must be purchased III
he Boston markets, where they are re
eived from the coast orchards. Locally, II
'regon fruit is retaied at prices m-
sually high. A single apple brings a
icke and dozen are worth soc. Along |
he lake, and among Vermonts islands,
he shortage is seriously felt and grow
rs are demanding s. per barrel for
heir crop. They are getting these