The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Ten per cent discount at Knights.
See the new wool skirt models at Alb
bolts.
Sanitary methods characterize Miers
barber shop.
Buy your thin colored dress this week
at Vaughan's.
Miss Irene Sullivan OF Hardwiek is
making an extended visit at the home OF
Mrs. Mary Garvey on Pearl street.
Allan Reid returned yesterday to
Cleveland, o., after passing two weeks
at the home of his parents, DR.. and Mrs,
w, d. Ried, on South Main street.
Fred Cults is taking few weeks va
cation from his duties at the McWhor-
ter store. He leaves tomorrow with his
wife and family for Queen City park to
pass ten daysi n camp.
John Casabella of Center street is TAX
ing two weeks vacation from his du-
ties at the Peoples shoe store. He
leaves the latter part of the week to
camp at Highgate Springs.
James Sector, who is employed by the
Flint Granite Go. in New York, returned
TO his work last night, after passing a
few days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Sector, Of Division street.
H. NJ. Miles, who has been spending
the past week at ST. Adams Bay, re-
turned to the city last night. He left
to-day for Hanover. \. H, where he will
attend the summer school at Dartmouth
college.
Miss Agnes Olsen. who has been pass
ing few days with her parents on
Washington street, returned this morn
ing to Burlington, whore she is EN-
ployed in the state Office of the Singer
Sewing Machine Co.
Evangelist l.. F. Passebois an or
dained minister of the S. d. Adventist
began series of meetings
at the gospel tent last evening, talking
on The Bible. or Evolution. or Tradi-
ton" He addressed a good-siEed audi
nnce. Tonight the subject will be 'From
to Christianity"
L. Duncan. who has been making an
stay at his former home IN
Aberdeen. Scotland, arrived in the city
asst night from New York. where he dis
recently from the Cunard liner
Nauretania, sailing from Liverpool. Eng
and. June 81. Mr.. Duncan intends to |
axe up his residence in Barre.
William Skerritt, foreman at the Peo~
Hes Lighting. Heating & Power Co.'S |
liant off Depot square, is confined TO his
Iome on Farwell street through injuries
eceived while engaged at his work Fri
law afternoon. He was struck on the
cad by a heavy pulley, which fell
distance of about 90 feet. For a time
was feared that tho skull of the gas Il
maker was fractured. but2ater this fear
-as dispeled by fhe medical men. Six II
titches were required TO mend the
round.
William Walsh. who recently under
-ent an operation at the City hospital.
as able to return in the Perry & Noon
n ambulance to his home on Merchant
treet extension Saturday. Mr.. Walsh
ne been suffering for several months
-om an affection which affected his eve
ght. Once he became totally blind Il
as possible TO operate and in an opera
on performed at the hospital last week.
Ir. Walsh regained the sight in both
PES, Il is believed.
Miss Blanche Haskins Of Boston ar
we'd in the city Saturday morning to
axe an extended visit at the home Of
n parents on Trow hill. John Miles
West Lynn, Mass, arrived in the city
,turiay morning on his way 70 pass
70 weeks At his former home in Gran
eviilr Harold Briggs Of Burlington
rived in the city Saturday 70 pass
w DAYS with friends. Mr. and Mrs.
sorge Beware. Mrs. GUY smith and
iss Lillian Taylor were visitors in the
~ Yesterday on their way from New
" - pass THE COMING few weeks in
q White mountains.