The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

New fabric gloves at Vaughan's.
! New line of muslin underwear al
Fits.
See Abbott's Ace sale of night robe;
Saturday.
You can buy Ice galatea cloth for l2iat
a yard at perry's on Saturday.
Five efficiency BARRIERS at your service
Ross Depot square barber shop.
L You viii want one of those umbrellas
for soc each, at Perry's on Saturday.
George Laviolette. who has been spend
ing the past week in the city, returned
toe day to Danville.
Mrs. Martha Calef White, electric nee
die specialist, will be at Miss Cannings
toilet parlor, Barre, Saturday, March 2s.
Notice: Members of the /. A.. A. o.
H., meet in the X. of G.. hall Sunday
morning at $3.50 o'clock sharp, March
% being communion Sunday.
Placido Fassio, who has been spend
ing the winter in Montello, n. c., ar
rived in the city yesterday and resumed
work here as a stone cutter this morn
ing.
Miss Della Haggett, who has been
spending three weeks with relatives in
Barre and East Barre. returned yester-
day to her home in West Stewartson,
n II.
Mrs. Charles A. Brown of Cliff street
returned home last night, after passing a
month in Burlington and st. Adams,
where she visited her sister, Mrs. r. G..
Coburn.
George .Rorys, who has been visiting
friends in northern New York, returned
to Barre last night and resumed his du-
ties in the Barre Candy Kitchen this
forenoon.
The condition of Mrs. ]. Edward Ward
of Washington street, who recently lm-
derwent an operation at the City hos
pital, was reported to be slowly improv-
ing to-day.
Although having passed equine mid
dle-age, horse driven by Il. c. Ban
croft cut up didoes on Prospect street
this forenoon, starting at the Clark feed
store and kicking along to the police
station with Mr.. Bancroft saving on the
reins till the police grasped the animals
head and assisted in halting the flight
The shafts and dasher were splintered
badly by the heels of the 26-year-old
Make no engagements for April TO-
The Boston Scottish singers are to give
CONCERT in the opera house under the
auspices of Clan Gordon on that date.
The company consists of the following:
Margaret X. Alexander, soprano; Jean
Hunter Tanner, contralto; John Il. Dan
iels, tenor; A. Cameron Steele, basso;
the two Lowland cronies, Jock Edmiston
and Sandy Cameron. Watch for the pro-
gram in The Times.
In the noon hour to-day team from
the Douglas farm, so-called. came to
grief on the car tracks in front of the
Rowland building. The occupants, two
stonecutters, returning home from their
work, were heaved into the snow when
one of the sleigh runners caught in the
rail groove. Without the guidance of
a driver. the horse essayed a few Dan
Patch capers up through the street. Near
the Reynolds block sleigh pulled up
alongside the curbing was sideswiped,
but the offending horse continued to
travel. Horse and sleigh swung around
the Prospect street corner at lightning
speed. but presently came to a halt near
the r. L. Clark feed store. A small boy
drove the animal back to Main street
where the owners were arguing with a
woman who said the thills on her sleigh
had been fractured by the side collision.
The principles were far from an agree
Inent at first and number of bystand-
ers were urging arbitration when the
damages were finally fixed at $3.50. The
team from the Douglas farm escaped