The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-28
TALK OF THE TOWN
WAYNE knit hose at Fits.

II A. G. Jones OF the firm of Jones & N.Y.
Il left this forenoon on business trip tt
H New York.
H John Milne, who has been spending
H the past week at Montreal, returned Is
the city to-day.
H Robert Christie left this forenoon fol
New York, where he win spend severa
H days with relatives.
A. p. Abbott & Co. think so well Of
| Munsing underwear that they double,
H their order this year.
H A 75-horsepower motor has been in
\ stalled in the plant of Hebert & Ladrie
ON West Second street.
ID. Moriarty and George Lambert oil
Boston are making an extended visit In
the city on business interests.
A. Roncho of Addison place left to-
day for New York, where he will make
an extended stay with relatives.
George Mortimer, who has been visit
ing friends in Williamstown for a few
days, returned home this morning.
John b. Cassellini of Pleasant street
returned yesterday afternoon from few
days visit with friends in White River
junction.
Edward Anderson of Merchant street
returned this forenoon from Burlington,
where he has been visiting for the past
few days.
Mrs. Mary Solari of North Main
street left this forenoon for New York,
where she will spend several days with
relatives.
Mrs. E. NJ. Tayntor of Mrchant street,
who has been passing several weeks at
her former home in Erie, Pa, returned
to Barre last evening
The members of the Baraca class are
asked to keep in mind the regular pleas
ant-evening meeting Wednesday night
at 7:l5, at the Baptist church.
Mr., and Mrs. Phineas d. Ladd and
children of South Barre returned last
night from Cabot, where they have been
spending several days with relatives.
The young ladies' missionary society
of the Baptist church will meet for work
at the home of Mrs. Byron Wright on
Prospect street at 1880 tonight. They
are asked to bring scissors and thimbles.
Rev. Il. +. Newell of the Methodist
church will speak tonight at the Cobble
| Hill schoohouse on the subject, "Chris-
tianity in Earnest" All are expected to
come prepared to join in the song serv
ice.
Miss Lucy 0'Connor, who has been
visiting at the home of Mrs. Patrick
Donahue at Graniteville for the past few
weeks, was a visitor in the city yes
terday, returning TO her home at Mont
real.
Mrs. Giuseppe Bastee and child ar
rived in the city last night from New
York, where they recently landed from
their former home at Perma, Italy. They
will Join Mr. Bastee, who resides on
Maple avenue.
Camille Archambault and his daugh
ter, Miss Mary Anne Armchabault, who
have been making an extended stay in
Fall River, Mass, arrived in the city
to-day for visit at the home of Dr.
IF. X. z. Archambault of Merchant
street.
Augustus Gaudette. who has been en-
ployed in Barre for the past four months,
left this forenoon for Concord y. H.,
where he will visit his sister for a few
days before going to Redstone, n. H.,
to remain during the winter.
Among the business visitors in the
city yesterday and to-day were: O. l..
Martin of PIainfeld, C. w. Moore of st.
Adams, Austin Booth of North Ferris
burg. Edward Moreland of Fair Haven,
G. II. Chapman of Ferrisburg and c. ID.
OLeary of st. Adams.
Among the guests registered at the
City hotel yesterday and to-day were
III. VI. skinner, st. ,Johnsbury; II. X.
White. Boston; Z. w. Feeley, Burling-
ton; c. w Moore, st. Adams; G. A.
Mosher. Brighton, Mass; f. II. Gears
and j. f. Dennlson, Boston.
Sta IS Attorney j. Ward Carver left |
this morning for Rutland, where lie is
to appear before Judge James L. Martin
in United States court as counsel for !
one Angelo Guerra OF Mortified. The |
respondent was arrested by the federal |
authorities some time ago on technical |
charge of sending defamatory matter
through the mails. Since his arrest, /
Guerra has been out on BAIL
The city engineering department has /
received number of automobile signs |
from the secretary of the Vermont Au-
tomobile association. Each sign bears
the warning, Danger, Sound Your Klax-
son." and they will be conspicuously To-
Gated near schoolhouse approaches around
the city, Other warning signs will be
ulslIlDuteu dOoub the CITY DN lile en-
gneering department.
Shipping finished Barre granite by ex-
press is one way which local dealers
have lately adopted TO a large extent in
supplying the unusually large demand
for the native stone. To-day the George
L. Meade Co., shipped monument
nearly ton through the Office
of the American Express Co. The base
and sizeable tablet werel shipped in sep
arate parcels. They were consigned to
Woodlawn cemetery in New York.
A gang of men from the street depart
ment will start work tomorrow on the
sewer which the city and several abut
tiers are to construct along South Front
and Wiley streets. The sewer will be
used to accommodate four manufactur
ing plants in the city. II is to extend
along the highway for a distance of 900
feet. While one gang of men is engaged
on Wiley street, another crew will start
work on the annual cleanup of the city
streets in preparation for the winter
When a heavily loaded coal team
owned by Morse & jackson backed into
4 hydrant at the corner of Pearl and
Summer streets early this forenoon. a
small column of water spouted into the
lir, but soon subsidized. The fowage
rom the hydrant did not end at once,
however, for a gang of men from the
water department worked throughout