The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-25
TALK OF THE TOWN
Nv your trimminps az Fits.

DIX hrst-class BARRIERS ready for sery
ice at the Miers sanitary barber shop.
The Tourist club will meet with Mrs
a. A. Sargent Monday afternoon al
1880.
Morton Warren Of Waterbury arrived
in the city last night for few days
visit with relatives.
! Albert Bancroft of Barre was taker
to the City hospital last night for an
operation this morning.
Auction sale to-day of Jameson es
tate, % Maple avenue. See ad., page 7
z. +. Smith, auctioneer
All those wishing supper early Mon.
day night can be served at o'clock al
the Universalist vestry.
Ladies, make an effort to attend the
waist sale tonight from o'clock until
0. Paris Shirtwaist House.
Remember the rummage sale in the
French block, next to Hendricks drug
store, this afternoon and evening.
Una bella casa, rimessa completamente
a nuoyo in vendita al 2s Center st. Ri
yolgersi a Jos. Movalli. Howard street
Miss Bernice Whitcomb of Beacon
street is taking a few days vacation
from her duties as clerk of the city
court.
A. Simonelli of South Ryegate, a for
mer resident of Barre, arrived in the
city this morning for few days visit
with friends.
passing a few days in the city with
relatives, returned to-day to her home
at Concord, n H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robbins have
returned to their home in Centeryille,
Mas, after spending a week at the
home of Harry Kendall.
r. E. Langlois of Shoreham, formerly
well known in this section as the central
Vermont representative of the N. X.
Fairbanks CO., arrived in the city this
morning for week lend visit with
friends on Nelson street.
Among the visitors in the city yes
terday and to-day were Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Rowell of Bradford, S, c. Cook
and e. l.. b. Kibby of Randolph Center,
and Robert Booth of Essex Junction.
Misses Frances Warner, Grace But
tolph and Agnes Callahan. teachers in
the public schools of Middlebury, who
have been guests of Misses Bagley and
Stetson of the city school staff during
the teachers convention, returned to
Middlebury this forenoon.
j. A. Cumming, a well-known east
hill farmer, went to his barn one morn
ing this week to discover that one of
the registered members of his dairy
herd had given birth to twin calves.
Ruth Riverside was the registered
Both calves are in excellent
Guests registered at the City hotel
yesterday and to-day included the fol-
lowing: j. S. Patten, Z. y Edwards,
Boston; Alex. Robertson, Woonsocket,
r. Ii members of the "Way Down
East" company; +. j, Schmitt, Newark,
n. j.; II. X Wheeler, Boston; A. r.
Hall, New York; c. f. Young, Burling-
ton; r. Il. Currier, Dorchester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith enter
aimed a party of fifty friends at their
nome on the Shepard farm on the Mont
,elier road last evening, the occasion
leing their twenty second wedding an
iiversary. While the party was IN
progress, Mr. and Mrs. Smith were
with number OF appropriate
'eminders of the occasion. Music and
yames were the order of the evening |
md an excellent time was enjoyed by |
H. One OF the pleasing features of the |
flair was the violin and piano music |
endered by Messrs. Holden of Plain
ield
A carload of Barre granite was |
Jumped over the north end of the Mont |
,elier & Wells River freight yards on |
Depot square last night and not until !
wrecking crew arrived on the scene
his morning was the car returned TO |
he rails. The mishap occurred when |
ne of the big yard engines was shunting |
string OF cars just before quitting I
ime. In some manner one of the hcav
EST of the laden cars became detached |
rom the train and because of INSULT /
lent bumper protection one half OF it \
Eft the irons and slid over the bank. /
he other end was tilted in the air on /
n angle of 60 degrees when the rail
DAD men started work this morning.
70 one was injured. With the aid OF
heavy crane little difficulty was an
icipated in righting the car,
Glenn Merrill of West Patterson
treet, who was graduate from God
ard seminary in the class of 1918.
,aves late this afternoon for Boston,
here he will be en- eyed in the electro
Al plant Of j. l.. Gleason & Co. Mr.
Ierrill will enter training school for
Dung electricians which the company
onducts in connection with its manu-
,cturing plant Mr.. Merrill will be
to Boston by Charles Ford
Merchant street, also recent grad
ate of Goddard seminary, who to day
,mpleted a long period Of service in
he Boston Bargain store. Mr.. Ford
as secured an excellent position with
,e Mead Morrison Co., in Cambridge,
which John NJ Morrison, formerly OF
ARE, is one of the heavy stockholders.