The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-09
TALK OF THE TOWN


New crepe and ripplette kimonos a
Abbott's.
See the new petticoat at Ace at Th'
Vaughan Store.
Special prices on all street dresses
for ladies and girls. Paris Shirtwaist
: House.
John Patterson left yesterday for Bur
lngton, where he will visit friends fol-
a few days.
Now is the time to get your screer
windows and doors repaired at the c. l.
Bugbee mill.
Tonight at O'Clock the regular meet
ing of Barre lodge, n. f. o. r., in Odd
Fellows hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Canton have returned
to their home in Montreal, 7. g., after
spending several days in Barre.
Sewing machines, most modern type
bearing manufacturers warrant for ten
years, $25. Sadlier's 10 Keith avenue.
Miss Anna Hall of Mortified is spend
ing her vacation with her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. George Hail. in Williamstown.
Samuel Matson OF Mortified arrived
in the city Yesterday to visit his daugh-
ter, Mrs Il. A. Prindle, of Keith ave
nue..
Miss Lua Higgs of Prospect avenue
left this morning for Hightgate Springs,
where she will make an extended stay in
camp.
A United States court for natnraliza-
tion purposes will be held in the city
court room tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock.
Go to John II. johnson, 81 South Main
street, for your roofing, cave troughing,
sheet iron and tin work, repairing etc.
Tel. 2l2-W.
We are now paying p cents for fresh
eggs in exchange for goods Five per
cent discount allowed on your purchases.
Eastman Bros.
Miss Agnes d. French Of Averill
street left this morning for Saratoga
Springs. y. Y, where she will pass three
months with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Gorham returned
this morning to their home in Shafts
bury, after spending ten avs with rel.
atives in Barre and Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl NJ Perry, who were
married at Montpelier two weeks ago,
returned to Barre yesterday afternoon
from trip 10 Boston and New York.
Mrs w. H. Eager Of Barre and Miss
Euphema Cook of Millfeld, z. O., spent
Wednesday with their sister and aunt,
Mrs. George Hall, in Williamstown.
| Mrs. Carrie Burke Congo and Miss
Agnes Nelson went yesterday by auto
mobile to Burlington, where the re-
main for a short outing at Queen City
park
Mrs. Fred G. Canton and three chill
dren, Alfred, Olive and Margaret left
yesterday for ShelbuIne, where they
will make an extended stay with rela
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Hall and daughter,
Mildred, have gone to their home in
Moscow, after spending a week with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hall,
in Williamstown.
Mrs. Florenc r. Smith and two
daughters, Murdena and Joena, of East
street went yesterday to Groton pond,
where they win spend several weeks at
their summer camp.
r. NJ. Batcheider. who has been pass
ing months vacation at his former
home in Mortified and with friends in
Barre, has reformed to Salem, \. G.,
where he il employed.
MIR and Mrs. Donald Smith returned
to-day from an automobile trip through
northern Vermont and Canada. While
absent they visited Camp Abnaki at
orth Hero and with relatives in Mont
real.
George /. More, formerly of Barre and
now a resident Of Canandaigua, \. y,
whore he i engaged in the retail mon
umental business, has been guest OF
]. G. More for a short time, leaving this |
morning for Stamford, n. y, on the
way to his home.
Allen Gale, an employee Of the Cap |
ital City press, Montpelier, who Is well |
known in this city, caught his hand in a
job press yesterday and sustained in
jures which will keep him from resum-
ing his duties for several weeks. Two |
fingers on the hand were badly crushed |
and Others were somewhat mutiated. |
None Of the fingers will be permanently |
disfgured it is said.
Local train No. 10, running between |
st. Adams and White River Junction, |
which connects with the Barre branch |
train arriving in this city at 1856 |
o'clock, was DELAYED for more than an
hour last night. The delay was due TO
damaged draw bar on one of the pas
senger cars. 1T was discovered near Mid /
dleseX and after several attempts had !
been made to repair the damage the |
car was sidetracked and the train pro-
ceeded to Montpelier Junction. Passen-
gers from the north with Barre for |
destination did not reach the city until
after 10 o'clock.
Basilio Dente. who conducts little
fruit store in an annex to the Union !
Clothing store on Depot square at
tempted to alight from southbollnd |
street car yesterday with bundle of |
lumber in his arms. Mr.. Denies decision |
to leave the car had its disastrous re-
suits for several sticks of Michigan pine /
which he had under his arm became tan
gled in the fixtures when he made to
hop off the running board and in con
sequence he was thrown heavily into the
gutter at a point opposite the Jones &
Nye stable. Bystanders ran to Mr.. I
Denies assistance and the motorman
and several passengers deferred the trip
southwark long enough to ascertain the
extent of the mans injuries. Friends
helped Mr.. Dente to his store and after
a short time he recovered from the
shock. He sustained several bruises,
none of them being of a serious nature.
The following item is furnished The
Times by Myer 5. Levin who shares the
belief of a Boston newspaper from
which the item was clipped that Mr. E