The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

the city,
Goods in this clearance sale; Bee
spreads, cottons, towels, crash. At thu
Vaughan Store.
Leon Batchelder returned last night t.
his home at East Calais, after weeks
visit in Barre and Montpelier.
A limited number of stamped shirt
waists to close out at half price at Miss
Rowell's, l6l North Main street.
Miss Elsie Stockbridge of Hayerhill
Mass, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Archie
B. Adams, of South Main street.
Mrs. Henry Wilkie of North Main
street went to-day to Sherbrooke, p. @.
for an extended visit with relatives.
Miss Mary G. Burns, who has been
visiting in the city for the PAST week
returned to-day to her home at Bellows
Falls.
Henry Sanbon, who has been visiting
in the city for the past few days, re-
turned yesterday to his home at Han
over, N. II.
Frank Langlois and wife of Prospect
street left yesterday for Danyille, where
they will pass few days in camp at
Lake st. Joseph.
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of relatives on North Main street for
the past week, returned to-day to his
home at Wilder.
Leo NJ. Bartlett returned to-day to
his home at New York, following few
days visit in the city as the guest of
friends and relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Martin, who has been
visiting in Barre for the past few days,
left last night for Woodsville, n. H., to
pass the coming few days before going
to her home Mt Lexington, Mass.
i w S. Obey of Portland, Me-, who has
been spending the past 10 days in the
city, left yesterday for Manchester, N.
H., for an extended visit before going to
his home.
George Russell who has been spend
| ing a few weeks in the city, left this
week for Keene, N. H.. where he has
secured employment Before coming to
Barre he was employed at Iberville,
P. @.
Among those who registered at the
Buzzel hotel yesterday were; A. b.
Baldwin, st. Adams; S. A. Dodd, Zanes-
vile. O.; G. w. Orvis, Bristol; g.. A.
Colburn, Burlington; r. r. Harris, Bos-
ton: w. r. Leighton and wife, Boston;
r. B. Marshall, New York; j. Reynolds,
Boston.
The Independent Order Of Foresters
conducted one of its annual series OF
dances in the Knights of Columbus hall
last evening. There were about go cou-
Piles present The Bianchi orchestra fur.
nished music for the dancing. During
the evening refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served.
Arthur Gordon is detained at his home
on Highland avenue by injuries he re-
ceived at the Mari & Gordon plant off
Granite street Monday afternoon Just
before closing time. Mr. Gordon was in
charge of the crane derrick, which was
loading large bottom base on fiat
car for shipment. The blocking under
the stone slipped and pinned Mr.. Cor
dons foot under the stone. With the aid
of fellow workmen his foot was released
and he was taken to the office of DIR.
w. d. Reid on South Main street. 1t
was found that bones in his foot were
slightly fractured and bruises were also
inflicted 1t will be a few weeks before
he is able to resume his duties.
Edward Berry. an elderly man who I'M
til recently has lived the life of re-
cluse in little room over s. y. ,Parker's |
harness shop off Depot square had bad !
time with his heart while walking along |
North Main street yesterday afternoon.
Berry was ayertaken by an acquain- |
lance, John Bresaw, who attempted to |
revive his stricken comrade. 1t was his |
purpose to take the man home, but the |
latter's strength failed him and for a
time it was necessary for Berry to lay |
down on the grass near the Palace ga
rage Chief Sinclair of the police de-
partment happened along and it was at
his suggestion that Berry was taken to !
his home on West street.
Cobble Hill grange was entertained by I
the children of the members last even
ing, who gave the following excellent
Chorus, children; recitation,
Florence Summers; recitation, Walter
Cumming; recitation, Fordice Richie;
Hollis Curtis; piano solo, Ber-
nice Davis: recitation, Mary Bassett; I
Francis Thurston; song, Lit
tie Cherry Blossoms seven little girls;
recitation. Wilson Thurston; piano solo,
Elva Bradbury; recitation, Ada Patch;
Harold Cummings; song, Hes
ter Curtis and Irene Richie; recitation,
George Bassett; exercises, What Some
Girls Like to Do" six little girls; piano
solo, Lucy Cummings. lee cream and
,ake were served to the children at the
lose of the program.
Isaac. Simonds, Jumper employed by
Hayes & Barton in Burnhams meadow,
sustained injuries OF a serious nature to
MS right leg while engaged in moving
marker yesterday afternoon. In a
manner that is yet unexplained, the
marker toppled over and pinned Simonds
o another stone Other workmen en-
,loyed about the shed were not slow in
.oming to Simonds' relief and it was on
heir advice that Simonds was taken to
his home Dr. NJ l.. Chandler was sum
noned to "a Prospect street, where the
injured man resides. and there treated
lin for near fracture OF the leg bone
rear the ankle. The doctor was unable
o determine the exact extent Of the
mans injuries. but il is believed that he
uttered the fracture Of a small bone in
he ankle Simonds win do most of
rs Jumping around the house il he
,beys the doctors instructions in the
iext two weeks.