The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mr. and Mrs. James G. Pirie of Gran.
iteville were visitors in the city yester-
day while on their way to South Boston
where they will make visit OF several
DAYS with relatives.
Mrs. Elsie Even and daughter, Miss
Tchel Even, OF Orange street left the
1 city this forenoon for New York, where
| they will pass week with the Misses
Lucille and Christina Even.
! M IT,. i. o. @. f., take noticel A reg
llaI meeting of Loyal Green Mountain
lodge will be held in their hall Friday
evening at o'clock full attendance
is requested Per order N. G.
A man giving his name as John Hart
OF Barre was sent to the county Jail for
20 days from Montpelier city court to-
day, having pleaded guilty to intoxica
tion. NJ. +. Cummings of Montpelier
paid fine of IS and costs.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Robbins of East Montpelier died
yesterday after short illness. The
child was week old Funeral services
were held yesterday and the interment
was made in Maplewood cemetery.
Frank A. Walker and Willard +.
Walker of Edgewood returned this morn
ing from a few days business visit in
Boston. Among the other Barre business
men who returned from Boston to-day
were W. {, Reynolds aud Benjamin Cas-
parello.
Rev. John W. Chapman Of Anvik,
Alaska, who is at his home in Middle
bury on a furlough from the mission
field, will give an account of his work
under Bishop Rowe Of Alaska at the reg
ular Friday evening service in the Church
of the Good Shepherd this week Rev.
Mr.. Chapman's nephew. J. r. Chapman,
is student at Goddard seminary.
Charles Lebourvcau Of Marysville. Cal,
arrived in the city last evening. having
been summoned here BY the death OF hIs
brother. W. A. Lebouryeau Of East street.
a NJ. Iebouryeau of Cookshire. p. O.,
another brother Of the deceased, has been
in the city several days. Among others
who were in town for the funeral to-day
were; r. Il. French Of Sawyersville, r. 1
o., and Norton Lindsay Of Woodsville, 1
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Lloyd q MaeNeil. son Of Mr.. and Mrs /
W. J MacNeil Of 25 Maple Grove. was
injured on upper Prospect 4
street yesterday afternoon when \ hun- /
dry bus which be- was driving for the 1
Barre Steam laundry turned over IN the /
highway near Loren Hooker's residence.
Mr. MncNeil was about 10 cramp the 4
.lcds IN turning around. when the 'bns 4
.oppled sidcwise and turned turtle. The 4
ifirer vas buried In the snow under the
bus. but be managed 20 extricate him.
.elf Although suffering considerable pain /
.he Young man righted the sleds and
irove the horse % his home Dr. W. u.
Reid uas summoned and be- found Mac
Nel suffering from a bad sprain of tie
iVht ieg.
The Urban stoek company continues
. draw good audiences az the opera
iouse. last night "The White Sister
roged % b. one of tie best perform
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