The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-24
TALK OF THE TOWN
See Abbott's line Of new bathrobes.

See Abbott's line of new bathrobes.
| Royal flannelette wear at knights.
Experienced table girl wanted at once
at the City hotel
Bargain, 25c Tally-Ho hose for lie a
pair, at Vaughans.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. An.
tonic Rossi of Maple avenue Saturday
night.
Andrew Bennett went Saturday to st
Johnsbury, where he will spend several
days with relatives
The announcement was made at St
Monica's church yesterday that mass
would be celebrated at st. Monica 3
church on Thanksgiving day at 0 o'clock.
i All barber shops in the city affiliated
with the BARRIERS union will remain open
until 10 O'Clock Wednesday evening.
The following day being Thanksgiving,
the shops will be closed.
Arthur Marietta, who has been spend
ing the past few months at New York,
returned to the city yesterday. Mr. Ma
riotta has been employed with the Pathe
Frares Motion Picture company.
Among those who registered at The
| Buzzell hotel yesterday were as follows:
! Fred p. Kinney, Boston; Jack Clahane
and wife, New York; John Kelley, Bos-
ton; e. M. Murphy, Omaha, Neb.; j. F.
Bellows, Boston; r, G.. Nusette, Toronto,
Ont.
Mrs. Louise Drew of Toronto, Ont,
has entered the training school for
nurses at the City hospital. Mrs Drew
comes from a large store, where she
has had charge of department for two
years.
Lawrence +. Lewis of Nelson street,
who is employed as passenger brake
man on the Central Vermont railroad
between Essex junction and Richford,
returned to st. Adams this morning,
after spending few days at home.
Mrs. A. Moehetti of B street was
brought to the City hospital Saturday
night in an ambulance Late in the
evening she underwent an operation for
appendicitis, which resulted satisfactor-
lily. Indications point to speedy recoy
cry.
A. Porta, L. Bergamasch, L. Piazza
and G. Peduzzi leave the city this even
ing for New York, where they viii pass
a few days sightseeing before sailing
on the French line steamship, La Prov
enee, for their former home in Italy TO
pass the winter.
The horseshoers of Barre and vicinity
will raise the price Of horseshoeing on
and after Monday, Nov. "a, Although
the cost of horseshoers' supplies and
help have steadily increased the last
few years, the price OF horseshoeing has
been the same for a number OF years.
Saturday evening over Is lovers OF
quoting gathered in the Foresters' hall
in the Worthen building to participate
in the banquet rendered by the South
End Quoting club. An excellent BAN
quet was served and brief post-prandial
exercises were conducted. Dancing con-
tinued until midnight.
The public schools of Barre will close
Wednesday forenoon this week and re-
main closed until the following Mon !
day morning. At Goddard change was
made from precedent governing former
vacations. The school re-
mains in session to-day, but viii close |
Wednesday at noon and not reopen un-
til Tuesday of next week.
Clayton II. French has been engaged |
to act in charge of the repair depart |
ment at the Tilden Shoe Co., succeeding /
Samuel Silver. who has moved to Mont
pelier. Mr.. French is a shoeman of wide
experience, having repaired footwear for
% years and more. For some time he
has been engaged as a foreman in large
shoe factories in Boston and in the
West. He win have charge of machine
aud hand work at the Tilden Co.'S shop.
hunting party consisting Of Fred
and Adolpho Comoll of this
city and Ray Taplin of East Barre re
turned yesterday from Pittsfeld, where
they have been encamped since Nov. 10.
While the hunters were in Pittsfeld,
they engaged the services Of young
lad to keep the fires and furnish the
lamp with firewood One day while they
we're absent, the youngster saw
strange looking animal approaching the
amp. Selling small rifle, he drew a
bead on the furry one and fired. The
shot took effect and the animal proved
% be bear cub weighing II pounds.
Oilgent search in the neighborhood
allied to reveal any traces Of the bears
mother or other near relatives.