The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-18
TALK OF THE TOWN
Wayne knit hose at Fits.

II see ADD0JbS table OF ave silks
II See those new bath robes at Abbott's
II The Bennett automobile agency I'm
\ loaded yesterday a consignment of 1911
\ Cadallac cars at the Wells River tracks
II Mrs. John Mcfarland of Webstervill'
\ was visitor in the city yesterday while
II on her way home from a weeks visit II
\ Montreal.
H Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Taylor, who have
been passing some months on their farm
Il at North Calais, returned to Barre to
\ day for the winter.
h Mrs. John Glib of Northfield arrived
H in the city this forenoon FOR few days
visit at the home of her parents IL
\ Maple Grove street.
\ Mrs. James Cummings of Lancaster
\ N. H., arrived in the city to-day for q
\ few days visit at the home OF Ned Lew
is on Spaulding street.
Mrs. j. r. Ball of North Main street
aud Mrs. B, Mariani returned last night
from Montreal, where they visited
friends for the past week.
| Don't forget the Morgan auction sale
of good clean furniture opposite Smith
Whitcomb & Cooks this afternoon at
o'clock. d. A. Perry, auctioneer.
ington street returned last night from
Plainfield, where she has been the guest
OF Miss Kate Coburn for few days.
Charles Zanleoni of Granite street
left last night for Boston, where he
will remain for a few days on business
interests. He viii return to the city
the first of next week.
Mrs. Marion Maiden and Mrs. J.. n.
Ellis returned yesterday afternoon from
Montreal, where they have been visit
ing as the guests of Mrs. Charles Hut
ton, formerly resident of Barre.
Egedio Rulfo of Pleasant street re-
sumed his duties in the Lamorey Cloth
/ ing store to-day, after spending several
days in Montreal, p O. He was accom-
ipanied home by Peter Calderara.
4 Raymond Sherburne of st. ,Iohnsbnry,
q former star athlete and a graduate of
Goddard seminary, is passing few days
with friends on the ''hill" Friends of
| Mr.. Sherburne will be interested TO learn
that he has lately entered the wrestling
game with more than fair success in
Caledonia county wrestling circles
Lyle Perry of Washington street, the
well known cello player will leave on
Monday for Syracuse, N, Y, where he
has been engaged to assist an orchestra
in one of the prominent hotels. Mr..
Perry will be cello soloist. During the
past summer he was engaged with the
orchestra at the Hotel Vermont in Bur
lington.
Following the action OF the manage
ment of the dances in the Rowland hall
in barring ragtime dancing, the direct
ors of the Socialist hall on Granite
street have voted against the tango
and allied forms of dancing. Notices to
that effect are to be posted in the hall
land the directors say the rule will be
enforced
Little Jimmy Daniels, son. of Alex
ander Daniels of North Main street, is
the proud possessor OF real owl, which
the youngster captured on Thursday
night. The owl is of steel gray tinge
and is as fine specimen as ever was
brought under cover in this section The
little fellow made his capture in a rath-
err unique manner. While sitting on
the porch on Thursday night he heard
o peculiar noise well up in one of the
shade naples. Mounting ladder, he
secured the bird, which offered no resist
anee.
Deputy Sheriff A. NJ. Morrison went
to Graniteville yesterday and arrested
Henry Gallagher on an intoxication
charge. The man was taken to Wood |
bury, where he pleaded guilty to first
offense before Justice of the Peace Will |
liam H. Daniels. A fine OF So and costs,
amounting to $40, was paid and the re-
no
court warrant signed by Grand Juror |
John Moss of Woodbury. was placed in
the deputy's hands prior to the arrest |
Goddard seminary's football team left |
this morning for ST. Adams, where it |
will line up against the st. Adams high |
school team this afternoon. Early in /
the month the seminary scored IA |
to 3 victory over the high school, but |
the latter eleven has been materially |
in the interim and a warm
contest is anticipated, Coaches John
Kurtz and Charles Hoernle accompanied
the following men TO the Railroad city
this morning at s: 10; Gilman, Water
man, Keefe, Cosby, Bardelli, Slavery,
Tierney, Gray, Rogers, Bailey, Witt, Me-
Intosh and Prestini. Injuries which
Gordon received in the Spaulding game
this week viii deprive Goddard of one
Of its star backs.
The fire department had hurry call
from the Barre garage on Jefferson
street yesterday afternoon at 2;30
o'clock and when the regulars arrived in
the auto truck they found an auto
mobile son the second floor in fair way
10 be ruined A chemical solution which
the men carry for gasoline fires was
hastily dumped into the burning car and
the danger was over. One of the garage
men was cleaning the cylinders of the
AR when a small quantity of oil in the
1an became ignited. The damage was
The car is the prop
,rty of Albert Johonnott of Montpelier,
according 10 the firemen.
George w Mann of "a Wellington
street is nursing badly injured left
we which physicians say will require
many weeks to heal. Thursday Mr..
Mann was driving up East street when
he was suddenly struck in the eye by a
Missile which he believes proceeded from
sling shot. The blow almost stunned |
he man in the wagon, but he was able
o turn his horse about and start for |
ZONE. An eye doctor found the member
,adly lacerated near the pupil and ON
further examination it developed that
he stone, if such the missile was, had
truck the bridge of the nose and then
bounded into the eve. Mr.. Mann is at /