The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-26
TALK OF THE TOWN
Shoe sale now on at Fltts'.

II to-day to Morrisyllle to attend til
II Lamoille County fair.
H Alderman John u, Cook and faml
H were visitors at the Lake Mansfield clu
II in Stowe yesterday and to-day.
II r. Il. Gallagher, who has been pessin
\ n few days in the city, returned to-dH.
| to his home Mt Concord, N. II.
H r. 81. Warner, who has been making
n few days visit In the city. returne,
to-day to his home at johnson.
Alex. Smith returned to-day to hi
home at South Ryegate, after n fev
days visit In tho city with friends.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re
bekah lodge, No Is, Wednesday even
ing, Aug. 20, al o'clock in Miles hall
Miss Mabel Wilson, who has been TIN
guest OF friends in Barre for few days
returned to-day 30 her home at Granite
vile
H. O. Staples OF Portland Me-, Il
spending several days in the city on bus.
mess connected with the Lamorey Cloth.
ing Co.
Rev. and Mrs. ], B. Roardon and chill
dren of Church street have returned
from stay Of several days In Felchville
land vicinity.
Lawrence r. Fraser. who has been
passing few days In the city, left to-
day for PlattsburR, n. H., TO make an
extended visit
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Penndorf, who
have been passing a few days In the
city. returned yesterday TO their home
at New Rochelle, n. Y.
Miss Marie Bunker, who has been
spending several weeks as guest in
the home of Mrs. Mary Barclay Of Park
street, has returned to her home In
Waltham, Mass.
| NJ. NJ. Marcus, who has been spending
the past few days in Barre and vicinity,
left last night for Boston to make an
extended visit before returning to his
home at Jacksonville, Fla.
Miss Beatrice Callaghan of North Main
street returned to-day from Plymouth,
n. H., where she has been visiting for
few days She resumed her duties to.
day at the Grants Mutual fire insurance
Offices
Among those who registered at the
Buzzell hotel yesterday were A. B. Bald
win, st. Adams; 20 members of Rock
wells Sunny South company; J. A.
Whitcomb, Burlington; l.. r. Butler,
Burlington; r B. Lang, Springfield
Mass; Il. S. Story, Morrisyille; J. f.
Parrot, Burlington; Alex. B. McCulloch,
Richmond, Va; A. Adler, New York;
s. b. Palmer, Boston.
DR.. 0. f, Barr, president of the Yer
mont Veterinary Medical association, re
turned to-day from Burlington. where
he attended the semi-annual conference
Of the association held there yesterday.
The meeting was held at the hotel Yer
mont After the general routine bus
mess had been transacted, DIR. F A. Rich
of Burlington read a paper on "Testing
for tuberculosis" DR.. Barr also ad
dressed the gathering. There were about
20 members of the association present
at the meeting from various parts OF
the state.
A nipping frost of the September va
riety occurred this morning but the pinch |
was not felt appreciably here in the city. |
On the outskirts people who came to |
town this forenoon say the frost did no |
little damage to garden truck Every |
where, however the effect of the cold /
snap seems to have been softened by the |
presence Of heavy fog and dew. A
number of small gardeners here in the |
city who took the usual precautions OF |
covering their plants with paper or cloth
report no damage done In Berlin yes.
terday morning and again at dawn to-
day there were frosts which were fairly /
white at daybrcak.
Although towns about are beginning
to discuss seriously the question of
choosing a, representative to the coming
general assembly. the candidates in
Barre at the present time are remarkab-
" few. Indeed, it is almost certain that
no one has been mentioned for the office
thus far. How many bees are busily
buzzing in the bonnets of various men,
no one known. but in years past the
after part of August has usually seen Z
several mentioned to say nothing of
IN avowed candidate or two in the field ,
From Waterbury comes the report tina ,
Bert DeMerritt brother of that towns
present representative. is candidate for ,
he legislature and it also is rumored ,
hat Vernon L. Perkins will serve il ,
wanted. Mortified friends of z. A. !
are said to be grooming him
or the lists.
Blossom Ossola, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Ossola of North Main street re-
urned last night from Montreal, ac-
by Albert Mangi, a stone
utter employed by Ossola s. Dunghi /
Who was struck in the eye by a flying
fragment Of stone while working last
,aturday morning Aoadav, Mr.. Mag.
/ underwent an operation for the re-
loval Of the fragment. He was confined n
n n hospital and physicians who had a
barge Of the operation assured him that n
e would experience little trouble nor
,se much tire in completely regaiuing
is eyesight. Mr.. Asngi went to
iontreal on the sdvice Of local special /
It's and is inclined to feel pretty cheer
III over the fact that his first fears are
ct to be realized. He will give the in
lred member plenty Of time 70 heal be-
ore going back 10 his work in the stone
bed.
A farm in Washington owned by Mr..
nd Mrs. Bennett Morgan and contain
X 275 acres was sold to-day through
he ID. A. Perry real estate agency Of Il
bis city. The place is located three
lilies from Chelsea village and the sale
icludes every tool on the farm. Al head
{ cattle and the crops. IN the transae-
on, Mr.. and Mr.. Morgan take over
40 large tenement houses in upper
raniteville. one Of the houses they