The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-23
TALK OF THE TOWN


l.. A., A. O. H. dance at X. of C.
hall tonight. Riley's orchestra.
Peter Caleagni went this morning to
Burlington for few days visit with
! friends.
Two tons of wall paper just received
at Rockers. A good place to look Tor
your papers.
! Miss Grace Cheney returned this fore
noon to her home in Washington, after
spending several days with friends in
the city.
Saturday sale on mems working and
dress shirts; regular Soc on Saturday
at Doe. Saturday only at the New York
Bargain House.
| Mrs. II. Habeb. who has been confined
at the City hospital for several weeks,
returned to her home on Prospect street
| yesterday.
| Miss Julia Fairbanks has resumed her
duties in the office of City Attorney Il. l..
Scott after spending few days at her
home in Burlington.
Mrs. Fred Carey, who has been visit
ing relatives in South Barre for the past
ten days, returned yesterday afternoon
to her home in Braintree.
Ex-Mayor L. II. Thurston OF North
Seminary street, who has been confined
to the house by illness for several weeks,
was able to be out driving today.
Miss Stowe, who has been passing
few days in the city as the geust of Mr.. |
and Mrs, B. w. Hooker of Park street, |
returned to-day to her home in st. Al |
bans.
b. A. Eastman and H. G. Bennett left |
this forenoon for White River Junction, |
expecting to make the trip home in a
1913 Cadillac touring ear consigned to
Mr.. Bennett at that point.
Mrs. w. f. Morey of Cliff street left
this morning for Swearengen, Texas,
where she will make an extended visit.
Mrs. Morey win also visit relatives in
Georgia before returning to Vermont.
Mrs. r. f. Morey, who has been Wis
iting relatives in Barre and Derby Line,
while on an extended visit in the East,
left this city this morning for New
York, where she will make a short stay
with friends before going to Quanasch,
Texas to join her brother.
The condition of Grace, the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Chan
der of South Main street, who is I'M
dergoing treatment at the City hospital
for burns received while at play last
week, continues to improve steadily.
The child will be able to return home in
4 short time, it is expected.
Miss Pinkie Lewis of 10 Nelson street.
who has been confined to the house by
Illness for several months, was given
shower to-day, the occasion be-
ng her birthday anniversary. Miss
lewis received over l50 conveying con-
sratulations, best wishes for recovery, Z
,tc., from her many friends.
j. II Lowman, a mechanic employed
~ the American La France Auto Co. of
'almyra, n. Y, was in the city yes
erday, adjusting the city's auto fire
ruck to the warmer temperature of r
pring and summer. Mr.. Lowman made l
eyeral adjustments to the mechanism
# the car and afterwards put it through
sharp test on some of the hill streets.
The car was out this morning for an
ther trip around the city and after 4
atisfying himself that. the car was in
roper shape for warm weather Mr..
,owman left for Burlington, where he
) to go through the city fire truck in
similar manner.
Peter Giacherio of 81 Smith street.
Tho is employed as a clerk in the n. d.
helps hardware store, is considerably
ime in one foot as the result of a s
lishap which occurred at the store this
Drenoon. The young man was lifting Al
ne end of radiator when il slipped u
'om his grasp and pinned his left foot tr
, the floor. Mr.. Giacherio was able to =
ush the radiator clear of his foot and g
some pain he went TO a nearby drug
ore, where an examination of injuries
as made The great toe was found
} be badly jammed, although the bone
nd not been crushed by the impact of
he heavy piece of heating apparatus II
be injured member was dressed and
n. Giacherio went home for a few DAYS |
} recuperate.
Fifty people were present in the YES
y of the Congregational church last
'ening, when the Baraca class gave
ciable- The early part of the evening |
as given over to a program, several i.
ngers and readers of local reputation
ntributing numbers. Mr.. Lamont of
Dddard seminary sang a solo, and Rich
d Neale and James Robertson followed
it'll duet. DIR. r. VI. Lynde gave a
aiding and was obliged TO respond with
encore. a. were all ri the paTtici-
nts. Afterwards a discussion took
ace in which several members Of the
mpany told now they thought the
lraca class could aid in the work Of /
inging about a better Barre. At one
ne OF another during the evening. near r
everyone present said something on /.
2 subject. Tentative plans were made
7 organizing mems chorus. and IL is S
{ unlikely that a chorus Of several
ices viii soon be heard Refreshments
ice cream. cake and coffee we're served
the close Of the affair. The COMMITTEES
charge Of the sociable consisted Of =
n Eiscnwiuter. r T. Barrett. ". q. II
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