The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

i A son was born yesterday to Mr.. an,
Mrs. James Wallace of LAT Washington
street.
j, Farras left Saturday night for Bos
ton, where he will remain for a bust
ness visit OF several days.
L. f. ID. Douglass returned Saturday
to his home in Richmond, after a week;
visit with friends in the city.
@. b. Young and a party of friends
! from Newport were among the automo
| bile visitors in the city yesterday.
| DIR. Z. L. ellis, who has been passing
! a few days in the city, returned Satur.
day to his home in Bridgeport, Conn.
A. II. Bannister, who has been visiting
friends in the. city for few days, left
yesterday for his home in Portland, Me
Louis DeMarci of Boston arrived in
the city to-day for few days visit as
the guest OF Peter Merlo of Granite
street
There will be regular meeting of
the ladies aid society of st. Monica
church in the convent Tuesday evening
at 7:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Fannie Walker, who has been
spending few days with friends in the
city, returned this morning to her home
in st. Johnsbury.
Edward Keefe of Foster street re-
turned last night from Plattsburg,
where he has been visiting with rela-
tives for few days.
A. c. Compagnia left Saturday night
for Montreal, p O., where he win meet
a party of friends returning from an
extended soiourn in Italy.
William Horlock left the city this
morning for Montreal, p. O., where he
will visit relatives for few days be-
fore sailing on the Allan liner, Victorian,
for Liverpool, Eng, going thence to
Aberdeen, Scot, to pass the winter at
his former home.
Peter Depatie of Merchant street
passed Sunday with relatives in Rich
mond. +. G. French was weekend
visitor in Mortified and James Hastings
visited friends in Waterbury over Sun
day. Bert Humphrey was also a Wa
terbury visitor and A. c. Morrill, passed
the weekend with relatives in Groton.
Carpenters who have been engaged in
a store in the NIerlo block for
its occupants completed their labors to-
AHt AoHEtiy CHop Will ~
opened next Saturday, according to the
plans of Joseph Giampolini and Fred
Gerbetti, the proprietors. They win
handle mems furnishings and made to-
order clothing
A single blast from the fire whistle at
the gas plant around 1890 this after
noon put the firemen at station one on
the alert, but the alarm ceased with the
first stroke. 1t was reported that crossed
wires had interferred with the fire
alarm system. In spite of the high
wind, the alarm system escaped any
damage.
Joseph BEDFORD and his eight-year-
son of Websteryille came to the city this
forenoon and left at IL: 25 for Montreal,
p. O., where the latter will enter the
Royal Victoria hospital for treatment.
The youngster has been in poor health
for some time. Besides his father. he
was accompanied by his sister, Mrs.
Daniel Beaton of East Barre, who will
make an extended stay with friends in
Montreal.
Enterprise alley is to be bordered by
! substantial dirt sidewalk. Employees |
Of the NJ & w. railroad have lately |
'tarted the construction of a walk to |
,xtend along the west side Of the Shep- |
'rd property on Prospect street to tn.
reight Offices to the west of the aIley. |
cinder coating will make the walk
to rain. Clerks at the freight
'fiice who have long been compelled to
wade ankle deep through the mud in
pring time look with good deal OF !
ayor on the railroads latest move.