The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ask for No, III and 700 Tally-Hl
Q gauze hose, 25c at Vaughans.
; silk dresses and silk waist sale al
this week Paris Shirtwaist House.
Miss Eva Buley has gone to Richmond
where she will visit her aunt for few
days.
Piano tuning. George r, Beyerle vii
be in the city this week. Orders FOL
tuning can be left at this office.
James Stewart of Central street, wht
has been passing few days at New
port, returned to the city last night.
Charles II. Tobias returned last nigh
to his home in Grand Isle, after passing
ten days in, Barre and vicinity on bust
ness.
Mrs. j. Il. Glynn returned yesterday
afternoon to her iome in Bury. r. Q.
after weeks visit with relatives in
Barre Town.
Miss Grace Turney, who has been Wis
iting for a few days as the guest of her
sister, Miss Katrina Turney of Goddard
seminary, returned to-day to her home
at Middlesex.
! Angus MacLean, who has been making
an extended stay with relatives in Mont
real, p. O.. and other parts of Canada,
was visitor in the city to-day while
on his way home to Granteville.
Joseph Gavaghan of North Main street
is employed on the United States mail
team during the absence of the veteran
carrier Charles Sharkey, who is con-
fined to his home ON Kinney street by
| Illness
John Lawrie. who has been spending
several months at his former home in
Aberdeen Scotland arrived in the city
this morning from New York, where he
landed recently from the Cunard liner
Columbia, sailing from Glasgow May 10.
William Letourneau left yesterday
morning for Old Orchard. Me-, where
he accompanied. Mr.. and Mrs. c, II.
Campbell in the new automobile which
they purchased while on visit in Barre
Saturday. Mr.. Letourneau will return
to this city tomorrow evening.
A large delegation of Barre people
attended the opening evening of Flower
land, the fair being conducted at the
city hall at Montpelier under the auspi-
ces of the Montpelier Military band.
The outlook aFgurs well for one OF the,
most successful fairs ever held by the
Montpelier band.
States Attorney J. Ward Carver and
Mrs. Carver of Church street returned
TO day from Marshfield. where they have
been passing few days with the for
mer's parents, DR.. and Mrs. II. S. Car
yer. While absent, the states attor
ney passed portion of his time on the |
brook back of the village and brought |
home creel of large trout as evidence |
Of his angling skill.
Carpenters at work on the Shepard |
building on Prospect street have leveled
The structure to the ground and much /
IF the best of the timber therein has
,cen removed To f, NJ. Tobn's lot off
Mount street Hardly anything Of the
Shepard house now remains except the L
irst floor and the foundation walls. The
after are to be removed, it is said, and
he lot will be graded to the street level
The work has consumed nearly four
weeks.
Alex. Mackie, Charles Northrop. Vic
or Stacy, local truckmen, and Louis
who operates merchandise !
establishment on Prospect street left
his morning for Windsor where they ,
we're called as witnesses in United States
curt. The case under consideration is
aid to involve the alleged illegal distri- /
ution of merchandise from a store in
Vhitefeld, \. II. Joseph Charley of this
ty was arrested BY the officers not long
20 in connection with the case.
John Moorhouse, carpenter living on 4
he East Montpelier road, is suffering
-om an inflamed right eye which is Sc. \
ously affecting his eyesght. A few
avs ago Mr. Moorhouse was razing a
nal structure in this city when he was q
,ruck in the face BY flying plaster. AT q
lie time he thought he had extracted :
very particle of debris from the mem q
n, but a physicians examination aft
wards determined differently. Now.
le carpenter is devoting his whole time
ward recovering his impaired vision.
n eve specialist has assured him that
S sight will not be permanently af-
ctsd
John HARRISON Of Church street left
st night for Boston. where he will b
Iss a few DAYS before sailing for an
definite visl. at his former home just
nth of Gutenberg, Sweden. During 4
ia summer Mr.. HARRISON will make a
lgrimage to the North Cape of Sean
navia, where he viii pass several
eeks. This pilgrimage to the Land of v
e Midnight Sun is one of the best at
actions of the north during the sum
sr and annually great throngs of tour \
e and inhabitants OF the scandinavian 4
1ds are seen going northward.
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