The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

Big sale Friday and Saturday at thu
Vaughan Store.
Home.coo beans. bread, doughnut'
and cake will be on sale at the Episcopa
vestry Saturday at $3.50.
John Warrick OF Sufhmer street left
this morning for lberville, +. O., where
he expects 10 be employed at his trade.
Sanford Ellis Of Togus, Me, who has
been visiting on Durham street for a
few days, went this morning to North
Adams, Mass, where he has employ
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bruya and chill
dren of Maple Grove left this forenoon
for their former home in Middlebury,
where they expect to pess several days
with relatives. Mr. Bruya is taking an
annual vacation from his duties as night
messenger on the Barre branch.
Suplician Sampica, a wire superintend-
ent employed by the Central Vermont
railroad, returned to st. Adams this
forenoon, after spending a few days in
Barre on business. At the G. V. station,
T, Mr.. Sampica has been assisting the bag
gageman, 0rville Benedict, in installing
d Geographic outfit in the trunk room.
An instrument loaned the local station
by the st. Adams Office has been set up
in the room and Mr.. Benedict, who has
picked up telegraphy in his odd mo-
ments is now able to communicate with
stations along the main line.
Petty thieving in the NJ. g. w. r.
freight yard continues in spite OF ex-
treme vigilance on the part of the POI
lice. Cars containing fruit and grocery
sundries have been visited several times
lately. On recent evening one of the
regular officers heard connection IN
the yard and began TO investigate. His
search disclosed number On boys in
vading car. The officer gave chase but
the marauders were too fleet.footed for
the man in blue. A day of reckoning Is
due the boys if the officers have any
thing TO say in the matter.
Leslie M. Newton of 50 Elm street, u
lineman employed by the Vermont Tel.
4 Tel. CO., underwent a successful opera
ton at the City hospital Wednesday |
afternoon. According to reports from
the hospital this forenoon, the patients |
condition promises speedy recovery. |
Thomas Ashes, the North Main street |
man. who is confined to the hospital as |
Ine result OI injuries tsceiN%u III ldtl
Tuesday night, is slowly recovering from
the effects of the accident. Mr.. Ashes
did not sustain a dislocation of the hip
bone, as was feared at first. Reports
from the hospital this noon Indicate that
the condition of Mrs. w. n. Ward, wife
Of the mayor, who submitted to a Sc
rous operation Tuesday, is improving
steadily.
Samuel Dagostino. who has conducted
/ barber shop in the Sanguinetti block at
}l3 North Main street for several
months, has sold his business TO Andrea
Barzanelli, who recently came to Barre
rom New York City. The transaction
involves the transfer OF the barber shop
and a pool table, which the
lew proprietor will operate in connection
With his tonsorial business. Mr.. Bar
aneili will continue to have three chairs
Ivailahle for patrons of the shop. Mr..
]agostino, who Is better known up town
through his long connection with the
'eari street barber shop. plans to leave
o-morrow or Saturday for New York to
pend the remainder OF the summer.
he new owner Of the business at No.
IS plans TO have his family join him
ere in the near future,