The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

street left last night for Boston, wher
she will spend several months with rela
tives.
H Richard Veale of Brockton Mass, ar
/ rived in the city last night for week
visit with his family on Patterso
street.
Miss Ellie Macdonald, daughter o
Norman Macdonald Of Graniteville, ha
entered the training school for nurses a
the City hospital.
Mrs. d. S. Waterman of upper Wash
ington street returned to-day from |
visit with her daughter, Miss Inez Wa
terman, in Orleans.
Miss Geneyieve LampheTe, who haI
been visiting friends in Barre and Mont
| pelier for the past 10 days, left thii
morning for her home in Pike, n. II.
Among the business visitors in thu
city to-day were Joseph Fairbanks o
| st. Johnsbury, +. B. Bailey of Burling
ton and K. l.. Blake of Stark, N. II.
Miss Frances Davis OF White River
Junction, arrived in the city last night
to pass few days at the home OF hei
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rob
ms, of French street.
Wanted-500 persons to bowl at tbs
Sam Paradis Alleys, formerly the Buz
zell alleys. These alleys are the best il
New England and are just being opened
for the winter pastime.
The Peoples Shoe Store this week Is
making an exhibit of the international
Correspondence school courses in its main
window. L. L. Walien of Portland, Me.
dINrig inf no
has charge of the exhibit.
The d. A. Perry Real Estate agency
sold for John Bowen of Rochester his
home farm, consisting of $50 acres, to-
gether with farming tools and crops, at
auction yesterday. The farm was sold
to Stanley Losso of this city A good
crowd was in attendance and good prices
were realized d. A. Perry acted as auc.
tioneer
Charles c. Fellows, a well known
quarry owner of Rion, S. C., is passing
several days at the City hotel. This Is
Mr.. Fellows first visit to the Barre
granite section and to-day he accom-
panied George 3. Milne of the Boutwell,,
Milne & Varnum Co, to Graniteville,
for his initial inspection OF the quar-
ries.
George w. Mann of Wellington street,
whose right eye was the target for a
hoy and pea shooter several days ago,
is able to be out of doors, although he
is still unable to use the member unless
at short intervals. 1t was at first feared
that the other eye would become sympa
thetically affected, but the danger point
has passed.
To.day's guest list at the City hotel
includes the following people; J. B. Eng
lish. Providence, r. L.; j. r. Reed, Sam
+. Pearson, b. II. Foster, Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Slanson. New York;
Richard Hanson, "The Pavilion" Detroit,
Mich; r. b. Lang, Springfield, Mass;
+. J. Walsh, Boston; Thomas G.. Mellow
ell, Holyoke, Mass; Guy G. Rocheleau,
Burlington.
Yesterday the aldermanic water com
mittee and Superintendent II. f. Rey-
nolds succeeded in making a satisfactory
location for a hydrant to be used for
the protection OF Circle street property
and principally for the new stoneshed
recently erected by Mcdonnell & Sons
at point nearly lao feet from the Cir
Gle street line. Water connections will
be made at once and the hydrant win
be given a thorough test.
The following is Norwich university
note in to-day's Burlington Free Press:
"The freshmen returned from Barre yes
terday after their game with Spaulding
high school much worried as to the flu
ture of their team. They managed TO
break even with the high school team
and get their single touchdown on a 90
yard run by Niano. There will probably
be a number of shifts in the team be-
fore the game with the juniors to-mor
row."
Twenty-Five members OF Ruth chap
ter, No. 33, O. E. S, rpre in Randolph
last evening to attend a district meet
ing of the order. A part of the Barre
delegation went by automobile and 9th
ers left the city on afternoon trains and
returned home this morning. At Ran
lolph degree was worked on several
candidates and officers from the grand |
odge reviewed the ceremonial. A ban |
luet brought the affair to a close.
There is a possibility that Louis |
'omez, formerly of Mortified, who is in |
ounty Jail under indictment for the al
eyed assault with intent to kill one |
iordon, may come to trial when county |
curt convenes again on November Is. |
,everal witnesses have already been sub
oenaed by the state and an effort is
eing made to locate others. 1t is said |
hat Gordon is out of the state at the
resent time, but the prosecuting Off
ers are satisfied that he will be avail
BILE as witness when time for the
'omez trial arrives.
"Irantzu," four-act comedy. will be
he attraction at the opera house Sat
rday evening when the Independent
ilodramatie company will open its
heatrical season 'Irantzu" is one of
everal pieces which the well-known com
any of local amateurs plans to stage
his winter. Last year the company gave
ONE excellent productions and among
hose who are to participate in the piece
o morrow night are several prominent
ctoTs and actresses of last season
ONE of the leading roles are to be
AIKEN by G. lnduni, Fiorni Bottigi, +.
ranzi, V. 0ssola, L. Soccini, Laura
'uzzi, Ida Carusi and +. Cardi. There
as been a promising advance sale of
eats and large audience is anticipated,
The Italian Pleasure club held its an
ual harvest and festival banquet last
light at its club rooms in the Scampini