The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

i returned to the city yesterday iron
II Greensboro, where she has been passing
few days.
Rev. A. Hugh Mckenna of st. Monica
church left yesterday for Providence, +
l., where he was called by the serious
illness of his mother.
Thomas Durham of New York has ar
rived in the city to make an extended
| visit at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. JOIN
Gordon of Richardson street.
Joseph Bottamini, who has been pass
ing few days in the city as the guest
of his brother, John Bottamin of Nortt
Main street went to-day to his home
at Brandon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sector, who have
been visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Sector, ST., on Division street
for the past ten days, returned to-day
to Hartford, Conn.
James Signoreli of Maple avenue re-
turned last night from Boston, where he
has been visiting for the past few weeks
He resumed his duties at the Red Gross
pharmacy this forenoon.
Joseph Fadey, who has been passing
la few days in the city, left to-day for
Redstone, n. H., to make an extended
visit before going TO Milford, Mass
where he has secured employment.
Miss Georgina Brock OF Brook street
returned to-day from Danville, where
she has been passing few weeks IN
camp at Joe's pond. She resumed her
duties to-day at the H. J. Smith mar
ket.
II. X. Eaton, the news agent at North
| field Falls was visitor in Barre to-
day. Mr.. Eaton was formerly employed
| in Barre and he came over to-day to
celebrate his 18th birthday anniversary,
which occurred to-day.
David Lewis and NJ. Constantine OF
Hardwick arrived in the city yesterday
for visit with relatives. The young
men will enroll as students at Goddard
seminary, when the school on the hill
reopens early in September.
DR.. O. E. Barr, the Cottage street
veterinarian, lett this morning for Bur
lington, where he attended the annual
midsummer medical meeting Of the YER
mont Veterinary association, which was
held at the hotel Vermont this after
noon.
Grover Kenefick Of Prospect street is
taking a few weeks vacation from his
duties at the Emslie floral concern. He
left this week for Highgate Springs to
pass a few days in camp. Later he
plans to visit at New York and Brook
lyn.
Preparations are being made for
session of naturalization court to be held
at city hall within few weeks. Indica-
tions point to the largest number OF APP
plieants for citizenship in some time. In
the same week that the court sits in
Barre, Judge Martin of the federal court
will administer the oath of citizenship
to A large number of candidates in
Montpelier.
Among those who registered at the
Buzzel hotel Yesterday were: Il. i.
Rand, Burlington, G. NJ. Cory and wife,
Winona, Mimi; A. V. Nelson, Cabot;
Miss Kiza Cory Winona, Mimi; +. II.
Abbott. Brookfield; W. Z. Abbott, Brook.
field; Fred G. Carleton and wife, Boston;
p. L. Russell. Burlington; r. II. Mather,
Burlington; r. f. Gallagher, Concord,
n. H.
The work of constructing new addi-
tion to the Zanleoni building on North
Main street received a fresh impetus
this forenoon. For the past few weeks
the workmen have been engaged in ex-
cavating. With the forms in readiness,
large force of workmen were set to
the task of erecting a solid cement con-
crete wall and foundation for the addi-
ton. The foundation is expected to be
completed in about ten days.
Oliver J. L. Mathews of Church street
returned yesterday from Milwaukee,
Wis. where he represented the firm of
Mari & Gordon at the convention of ma
tional monument retailers. While at
Milwaukee Mr.. Mathews had charge of
one of the many exhibits of Barre gran
lite on the convention floor. He reports |
q large attendance with an excellent rep
of men who are boosting |
Barre granite.
A letter received by r. w. Hooker |
to-day announced the arrival of his |
brother. George +. Hooker, by the Gun.
ard liner Capania ut New York yester
day following a rather exciting expert
enee in leaving the war zone in Europe, |
he having been at Frankfort, Germany, |
at the time of the outbreak of hostil |
tiles. The latter is expected to arrive in
Barre the latter part of the week for a
visit.
Papers were passed to-day in a deal
the sam Dole farm, so-called,
in the town of Northfeld is transferred
BY F. A. Sanderson Of Worcester, Mass,
4 former resident of Mortified, to Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. A. Howe of Terre Haute,
Ind, who make the purchase for home.
The farm is conveniently located and
contains 100 acres, the sale including
he land and tools. The figures repre-
.ented in the transaction are said to
ook like $500. Mr.. and Mrs. Howe
nave already started TO pack their house.
hold effects and they expect To occupy 1
heir new home early IN the fall. The
.rade was contaminated by G. A. Clark,
he Mortified representative OF the ID.
4. Perry real estate agency. Dan A.
Perry went to-day 10 Brookheld, where
10 started a large realty and personal
property sale for Carl DeAlmedia.
The baseball season Of 1914 is on the
yane in Barre The season in some re
poets has been one of the most sue
essful and profitable in baseball circles
or years. During the earlier part Of
ne season great interest was manifested
" The large deputation Of followers Of
9th the Italian A. C. and Barre A. c.
llayers. This interest waNed stronger
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