The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-12-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

J. H Moore of Ausable Forks, N. W
arrived in the city this morning to pass
a few days at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Ellen Moore.
The annual union of L'union st. Jean
Baptiste which was to have been held
two weeks ago, will be held in the X. 9.
hall this evening. Bruce's orchestra will
| furnish music.
Alexander Wilson, who was injured at
the Martinson Estate Granite Co.'S plant
several weeks ago, was able to leave
the City hospital yesterday and return
to his home on North Main street.
Among the guests registered at The
Buzzell hotel yesterday were the follow
ing: A. G. Bigelow, Brookfield; Ii. G.
Capurgh, Groton; G. r. McIver, Granite
ville j. J. Walsh, Manchester, NJ ii.
A. M. Celia left yesterday for a few
days business trip to New York, in the
interests of the Vanetti Granite COM
pany. Before returning to Barre. Mr..
Celia will visit with relatives at Hobo
| ken, N. j.
James Sicchione left last night for
| New York, where he will pass a few
DAYS previous to sailing for Italy to
pass the winter at his former home
He will sail the first part of next week
on French line steamer. He Will pass
the greater part of the winter at Torino,
Italy.
| Pasduale Iadiserina of Berlin street
began work this morning in the Miers
barber shop. Yesterday, Mr.. ladlserna
completed negotiations for the sale OF
his share in the shop in the Sanguinetti
block recently owned and conducted by
f. Modica Mr.. Iadiserina's two part
ners will hereafter have the entire charge
of the shop.
There are still a few who have not
| tried Browns Quick Fire charcoal kind
| ling. Are you one of the numberf Bet
ter join the army of satisfied ones.
| There's bounty on enlistments and
it costs you but l3c for your outfit.
| Tel. 53-M. Northern Charcoal Co.. Aver
| i'll mills building, or drop in at Alken's,
3l5 North Main street.
| j. e. Herrick of Jackson, Mich, one
of the men prominently identified with
the Leuth-Jergens Motor CO., arrived
in the city yesterday for few days
stay at the Perry garage on Washing
ton street. This morning the Perry
Auto Co. unloaded car of Studebaker
| automobiles in the NJ. & w. freight
yards. The consignment included one
Studebaker six, and four.
Negotiations were completed yester-
day. whereby the Brockway place, So
called. in Williamstown, was sold to Mr.
and Mrs. Norman McAulay of Granite
vile. The deal involved $1,000 and Mr..
and Mrs. McAulay will move to the
property at once. The house is located
/ in Mill village and the sale includes
some 20 acres of land located adjacent
to the buildings The deal was consum-
mated by the Perry Real Estate agency
| for Irving w. Ormsbee of Chelsea.
Barney Stewart, who is employed as
| Jumper at the southend, is recovering
from the effects OF a painful accident
which he suffered earlier in the week.
/ MFR. Stewart was engaged in moving
stone when chip from the stone OF
nearby cutter struck him in the right
eve. He was stunned by the blow and
fellow workmen were obliged 10 guide
| him into the office Afterwards he
sought the ministrations of physician,
who said the injured member could be
saved with sufficient care. Mr.. Stew
art will be unable to resume work for
several weeks.
The Pastime bowling club evened up
matters with the Weho bowling club
last evening at the Paradis alleys on
Pearl street, by winning two of three
games of candlepins in the second of
the matches for the city championship.
| The Weho club won the first game, but
could not stand the strain of the two
remaining games. Gardens was the star
| bowler of the evening. He rolled the
high three-string total with 292 and also
captured honOrs for the high single game
with ll3. Captain Farrand ranked Sec
ond high bowler. On the toss-up for
choice, the Weho club won, and the final
game will be played on the Merlo Bros.
alleys at a date to be announced Later.
| Paul L. Knox, who has been making
weeks stay in Barre and vicinity, left
this morning for New York, whence he
will proceed to his home in Sault Ste.
Marie, Mich Mr.. Knox is the owner of
| a large retail monument business in the
CITY of the straits and is ending his
| first visit to the Barre granite belt.
While here he was shown through the
quarry district and also made an in
spection OF the cutting plants. l.. G.
| Weidner. one of the best known retail
ers who comes to Barre for the best
monuments left this forenoon for Al
bany, N. Y, where he viii make a
short visit before returning to his home
in Utica. p G. Lamson of Cambridge,
Mass, who has been passing few days
in the city, returned home to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Bottigi of East
street left this forenoon for Quincy,
Mass, where they will pass several
DAYS with relatives. They will also Wis
| it in Milford, before returning to Barre
after the holidays. Miss Anna Brady,
teacher in the city schools, went this
morning to her home in Bakersfield to
pass the holidays. She was accompanied
/ by Miss Elizabeth McEnany and Miss
Eunice Story, who also accompanied
them, will visit in East Fairfield and
johnson. William p, Henry, who has.
been passing a week with his brother,
James Henry, left on an early morning
train for Plattsburg, n. Y, where he is
employed in a machine shop. Miss Hazel
Hack of Trow hill went this forenoon
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