The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

Large assortment of waists, zoe, Soc
81. Paris Shirtwaist House.
Mrs. John Adams OF Tophsam was a
visitor in the city to-day on her way
to Essex Junction for weeks visit.
Mrs. J. Ward Carver of fremont
street is passing several days at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. H. S. Carver in
Marshfield
The ladies' and pastors union Of the
| Hedding NJ Il. church will hold its
monthly business meeting with Mrs G.
l.. Bugbee, IS Washington street, on
| Thursday at $50 p. M. This will be fol-
lowed by a thimble party. All ladies
of the church are cordially invited.
Mrs. A. A. Northrop, who recently
submitted to a second operation for the
amputation of one leg, was taken to her
home on Merchant street yesterday in
the Perry & Noonan ambulance. Mrs.
Northrop underwent the operation at
the City hospital, where she has been
passing part of the convalescing.
Smith & Dashner, real estate agents,
closed deal yesterday in which quite n
large amount OF property was involved.
whereby Mrs Mandy Ashline conveys
Gated in Calais, nine miles from Hard
wick, to Philbert LeMay of this city.
In the transaction Mr.. LeAay deeds to
Mrs Ashlne his residence property To-
Gated at 81 Perrin street. Mr.. LeMay
has already commenced moving to the
farm. II is understood that Mrs. Ash.
line and family will return to Barre,
where they formerly lived.
Chief Sinclair arrested a man in city
park this morning and took him to po-
lice headquarters to await arraignment
on an intoxicatio charge before Judge
II. w. Seott-in city court this evening.
Apparently the man had csmped through
the night on one of the park benches.
No sentence in the case of state vs..
Richard Harvey has been passed, as the
authorities are waiting to ascertain def
niately the ultimate outcome of the in
juries which Elector Blair received in
an alteration with the respondent on
Granite street Sunday night. Harvey is
i'm the county Jail and Blair is still at
the City hospital, where, il was stated |
tod day, he will probably remain until to-
morrow. Blair complains of considerable |
pain. but the wounds inflicted on his |
face are healing.
Theer were doings in front of The |
Times office late Yesterday afternoon |
when a drwsy grocer's boy permitted !
his delivery horse TO brush noses with
, pair of dray horses attached to
.oal team at anchor near the curb. II I
DOESN'T mend matters any TO explain
hat the grocer's boy had a wide street
o himself at the particular moment of
he mshap: suffice il that the lad was
cooking elsewhere, the delivery horse
jumped into the coal horses and the
after started on merry jaunt toward
be postofIice Prompt squirting on the
art Of the coal pssser averted an acct
ent for the time-being, but hardly had
e returned his charges 10 their post at
he curb. when they essayed another
I'M. cut clean across the street and head
d for hydrant at the corner of city
ark. The hydrant prevented further
rogress. and for a while il looked as
hough the coal wagon would BE- ripped
D the stern. A sizeable crowd Of spec
ltors held its breath while the coal man
as trying 10 quiet the horses The grocer's
oy. suddenly reminded Of a duty call
p the street. drove on.