The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

A good time to buy crash at Perry
on Saturday.
Big January clearance sale at Inc
Vaughan Store.
One dollar plaid waists for 79c al
Perry's ON Saturday.
Bargains iii fur mutfs and scarfs IL
the clearance sale at Vaughans.
Come in tonight between and
o'clock and join our Christmas Savings
club. Barre Savings Bank g. Trust Co.
George Z. Demerrill of Cliff street
who has been passing two weeks Will
his parents in Lansing, Mich, arrived
home last evening.
Deaconess Louisa, who has been the
guest OF. Rev. and Mrs. w. j. NJ. Beat
tie for few days, has returned to her
home in Burlington.
Charles Prendergast of Waterloo, P
O., arrived in the city yesterday to pass
the remainder of the month with rela-
ltives on North Main street.
DIR. Angus II. J.. Smith of South Rye
gate a 1911 graduate of Spaulding high
school, and student in the jefferson
college of medicine, Philadelphia, ar
rived in Barre this morning to pass the
| NeSk-EUu Will illGHuSs
Alexander D. Straiton of 10 Washing
ton street, who is taking ten days va
cation from his duties as clerk in the
| George Straiton stone shed Offices at the
south end, left to-day for New York,
where he win spend week with rela-
tives.
George w. Penniman, s. r., who told
the story OF Pythian knighthood TO an
audience of Barre and Montpelier Pyth-
ians and others in the opera house last
evening, left this morning for st. Johns
! bury, where he will deliver the same
address tonight.
Andrew Olson of Washington street
who is employed as a superintendent on
the Wetmore & Morse quarries in Web
sterbille. is recovering from painful in
iuries which he received while working
at the quarries the day before Christ
mas. For time it was feared that Mr..
Olson had suffered the fracture of a
bone, but a later diagnosis determined
differently.
DIR. /. L. Leonard of Keith avenue,
who has been a practicing physician of
Barre for several years, left last night
for Ocean Grove, n. j., where he will
establish practice. He viii join Mrs.
Leonard who left for Ocean Grove ten
days ago. DR.. Leonard will be located
within mile of Asbury Park, where
DIR, c. +. Camp, another Barre physician
of long standing has taken up his resi-
dence.
The Tufts college glee club, which is
filling several engagements in central
Vermont, has offered to give a sacred
concert in the Nincitia club rooms Sun
day evening at o'clock. The club man
ayers extend an invitation to all mem
bers to attend the concert with ladies.
The glee club has prepared an attractive
program of sacred numbers, duets, cho-
ruses, etc. Several readings will inter
sperse the program. The club con
veniences are open to the college men
during their stay in the city
The remains of Miss Genevieve f.
Clark. former resident of Barre, whose
death occurred recently at her home in
Westboro,' Mass, arrived in the city
early this morning. The body was
taken Immediately to Elmwood Gene /
terry, where it will repose in the NOR
tuary vault until spring Miss Clark /
will be remembered by many Of the old |
cr residents as daughter OF Rev. VIII /
liam and Elizabeth w Smith. Fun /
nral services were held in the Eyangeli I
cal church at Westboro yesterday.
Every now and then the growing need T
for larger accommodations at the City +
hospital is brought forcibly home to I
friends of the institution. Last night I
/ record for new born babies at the hos
pital was established when the seventh /
new conner arrived This morning there
we're more babies Justify greeting the
lawn than the hospital has ever housed I
before All are boys. The demand for I
has been so pressing of \
ate that all but one of the nurses have A
been obliged to seek new quarters out
,ide the building
Nathan Nuttcr of Woodsyille, y. H., II
me of the best known horse men east Il
VI the Connecticut river, was in the city n
looking for heavy draft hors-
IS. While here Mr. Nutter purchased
line horses and shipped them to Woods
lille this morning. They will be put
nto service at once by the Connecticut
River Lumber Co. Mr.. Nutter says that
rood horses are at premium in Yer
mont and New Hampshire this year, and
hat many dealers are making their pur
bases in the west. Owing to the heavy
alls of snow and the resulting impetus
o numbering operations, an unusually
trong demand for capable draft ami
nails has been suddenly created