The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

The daintest of Christmas waists Oh
display, Paris Shirtwalst House,
| Next to Hollis barber shop-American
Shoe Shine Parors. Ladies' and gents
shines. Next to lIolt's.
You are safe in buying your smokers
articles at Marrion's. All pipes guar
anteed not to burn out or crack.
! We still have bargain ON sugar, -
pounds for 81, Friday and Saturday,
Louis Romanos, 50 Prospect street.
"The Character Woman" two-reel
Ecair featuring Julia Stuart and Belle
Adair; also Philip Smalley and Lois
Wehber in Behind the Veil" AT the BIZ
| jou.-Adv.
Raymond Tierney of South Main
| street, who was injured in a basketball
game at Graniteyille recently, has so fai
recovered as to be able TO resume his du-
ties in the office OF Smith & Dashner.
j. G. Wadleigh an electrical contrac.
tor OF Boston, who for the past four
years has been running an electric store
in Bethlehem, N. H., and taking charge
generally of the electric work through
northern New Hampshire during the
summer, will in short time open an
electric contracting business here Mr.
Wadleigh comes here at the solicitation
OF friends, well recommended, having had
20 years experience in all branches OF
electric work.-Ady.
The remains of Dr. Elton l.. Taylor,
whose death at his home on North Main
street Tuesday night came as the end to
a long Illness, were taken to Worcester
this afternoon, where private funeral
services were to be held. Prior to the
departure Of the funeral party, Rev. J.
Il. Reardon of the Universalist church,
held short prayer service at the house.
Owing to the serious illness Of Mrs. Z.
s. Prior the deceased's mother in law,
the services We're of very simple ma
ture. The burial took place in the fam
lily lot in the cemetery at Worcester.
Arguments in the chancery case OF
Parry & Jones, local granite manufac-
turers, VS.. the Empire Granite & Quarry
Co. and the Granite Savings Bank 4
Trust Co.. which were started Wednesday
morning, were completed last night. Evil
dence was submitted at hearing held
in the office of j. Ward Carver last week.
While the hearing was in progress Mr..
Carver acted as special master and he
will make his report to Washington
county court. Nine witnesses were eX-
amined before the arguments began.
Richard A. Hoar appeared for Parry 4
Jones, and the savings bank was repre-
sented by r. NJ. Harvey and Z. NJ. Har-
vey OF Montpelier. The Empire Co. did
not take counsel in the case.
John r. Wilson, secretary of the Wash !
ington County Veterans association, re-
turned this forenoon to his home in
Worcester, after stay OF nearly three
weeks in Barre and vicinity. Before re-
turning to Worcester Mr.. Wilson visited
his daughter, Mrs. A. c. Jones, OF Park
street. While here he visited a number
Of his comrades in the association and
talked over plans for the next reunion,
which is to be held at Dewey park in
July Commenting on the membership
If the organization Mr.. Wilson referred
% the singular fact that only two deaths
nave been RECORDED since the last meet
ng. which was held last July. Both Of
he deceased comrades lived in Barre and
hey were Captain A. +. Dodge and Sar-
rent X. Emerson. Such a small mortal
ty record among the veterans had not
,een parallelcd in a number OF years.