The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

Sale OF house dresses Friday and Sat.
urday, 79c and Csc. Paris Shirtwaist
House.
Palm Olive soap, six cakes Tor ale at
the Red Cross Pharmacy,
Miss Flora Mcdonald of Bassett
street returned last evening from Sugar
Hill. n. H., where she Ahas been passing
the summer at the Sunset hill house.
Edward Blondin OF Summer street
left the city this forenoon for Chicago,
ILL.,, where he plans to pass two weeks
with his uncle before going to the Mid
die West for months stay.
Ralph Mochetti, who has been visit
ing at Portland, Rockland, Me, and
Boston, returned to the city this fore
noon. He resumed his duties at the
Dversi Fruit store this forenoon.
William K. Haivosa of u South Main
street, who is employed in c. W. Averill
& Co.'S hardware store, left last night
for his former home in Quincy, Mass,
where he was summoned by the serious
illness OF his mother.
Battista Nibbio until recently res
ident of France, who has been passing
several weeks in the city as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs Natalie Venetti of Pearl
street, left last night for New York,
where he will make a short visit with
relatives. Next Monday Mr.. Nibbio
will sail on the Italian General liner,
America, for Bordeaux to make more
extended stay Before the advent of
winter he will go to Italy to remain un-
til spring
Samuel C. Mott, business manager for
"The Misleading Lady company, was
in town to-day, preparing for his com
pany's engagement at the opera house
Monday. October s. This piece is one
of the distinct comedy successes Of the
past year in New York. THE Misleading
Lady" concerns beautiful young girl
with flirting tendencies, and a practical
young business man whom she succeed
ed in making propose to her in order to
win wager
At the office of Health Officer DIR. J.
W. Stewart it was reported this after
noon that nothing new had developed
with reference TO the presence OF con-
tagious diseases here in the city. There
is one case of diphtheria and an isolated
ease of infantile paralysis. In the lat
ter instance, the patient, Herman Co
loumbe. the 3-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs John Coloumbe of 80 Prospect
street. seems to be improving. Where
one of the lower limbs was paralyzed
to degree yesterday, the little lad was
able to move his toes to-day and the
attending physician was able TO discern
other indications of improvement. 1t Is
evident that the young son of John
Rogers, who lives a little ways from
Essex street, has diphtheria only in a
mild form
Around 40 members of Harmon hive.
Ladies OF the Maccabees, went TO Mont
pelier last evening by invitation of Cap
ital hive, No. and assisted in the in
stallation of the newly elected officers
there. Mrs. D. C. Roben acted as cap
tain OF the Harmon guards and with
Mrs. Eva j. Perkins the interesting
OF installation was carried out
in manner that held the closest at
tention Of those who looked on. Re
viewing officers made special mention OF
the excellence of the floor work, After
the installing exercises. Rev. Stanley F.
Bloomfield. pastor OF Bethany Congrega-
tional church, spoke Interestingly on the
subject. "The Ancient Alacgabee He
traced the growth OF the order from its
inception 10 the high estate which il
holds to-day among orders Of its kind.
Afterwards there was musical PRO
gram and refreshments were served, the
BARRE hive members returning TO this
city at a late hour.