The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

Abbotts.
The new things in cinidren's hats are
being shown by the McWhorter Co.
Miss Rowell's sale of art embroidery
goods will last through Tuesday only
Fifty.six cubic feet of chairwood for a
load, S275. Arthur S. Martin. Phone
53-W.
The most complete line of boys cloth
ing in the city may be seen at the Me-
Whorter Co. store,
A. j. King, who has been spending the
past week in Barre, left to-day for his
home at Newark, n. j.
j. S. Batchelder and an automobile
party from Barton were visitors in the
city yesterday and to-day.
Claude Martin returned this morning
from Burlington, where he has been Wis
iting friends for few days
Philip Thbeau, who has been passing
few DAYS in the city, left last night
for his home at st. Johns, r. Q.
Albert y. Biddle, who has been passing
several days with friends in the. city,
returned this morning to his home in
Bangor, Me.
Theodore Lascor, who has been visit
ing at Proctor, was a visitor in the city
yesterday on his way to his home IN
Graniteyille.
Miss Ruth Marion, who has been
passing the summer at the home OF D. NJ.
Miles on West street returned this fore
noon to Rochester, n. Y.
Mrs. Glenn Bartlett and children have
returned to their farm in Plainfeld, after
spending few days with Mrs. Bart
let's mother, Mrs. w i. Perkins.
Miss Tina Piper left last night for
Portland. Me-, where she will make a
weeks visit with relatives. Before re-
turning to Barre she will stop in Boston
+. ]. Ennis, who has been submitting
to treatment at the City hospital for
several days, was able to return to his
home on South Main street yesterday.
C. L. Searles OF North Main street left
this morning for Rutland to remain for
a few DAYS. He will also attend the fair
at Brattleboro before returning home.
Ralph Mochetti Of Church street re-
turned to the city last night from Rock
land, Me-, where he has been passing
few days with relatives. He also visit
ed at Boston.
! wish to announce that | have en-
tered the Kenyon piano contest, and any
votes left at F. H. Rogers g. Co.'S store
will be greatly appreciated by me. Miss
Ruth Powers, Grant avenut.-Adv
Harry Wishart, who has been spending
the past week at Boston, returned to
the city last night Mr. Wishart left
this forenoon for Chelsea to resume his
duties in the First Chelsea National
bank.
o. w. Boyea. who has been spending
the past 10 days at Plattsburg n. Y,
and Malone, n. V, his former home, re-
turned to the city Saturday Mr.. Boyea
accompanied his mother, Mrs. Richard
Boyea, sr., who had been passing the
summer in Barre, to Malone.
To- day marked the opening festivities
of the Hebrew New Year and a number
of Barre Hebrews went this morning to
Burlington to attend services at the syn
agogue. In several instances tailor
shops, stores and other business places
conducted by Hebrews here in the city
were closed to-day.
Next Thursday is the rummage sale
at the Episcopal church, Sept "a. Have
all the people in the church rummaged
around snd found articles? If so, please
notify the president of the woman's
guild. Mrs. Frank w Robinson, "a Keith
avenue; tel. l07-l--Advt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Salem Deeb, who were
recently married in North Adams, Mass,
returned to their home this morning, after
spending few days with the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Williams.
They were accompanied to North Adams
by Mr. Deeb's father, Solomon Deeb, who
has been visiting relatives in Barre and
vicinity.
Deputy Sheriff A. VI. Morrison of
South Main street went to the City hos
pital Saturday to undergo serious sur
gical operation. On the advice of physi-
clans he submitted TO the amputation of
his left leg just below the knee. Two
weeks ago he underwent an operation
for the removal of his left foot. As the
member did not heal rapidly, it was
deemed advisable to make a second am
putation. In point of numbers. the
deputy probably holds the record for
operations in this locality. The amputa
ton from which he is now recovering
makes the 33rd operation that he has
undergone in Is years.
Work on the new granite shed which
has been under construction in Williams
town for the past two months, is prac-
tically completed and il is expected that
operations will be resumed shortly. The
plant is built TO replace the large shed
owned by the William r. Jones Co,
which was burned last summer. II. f.
Severance OF Montpelier had charge OF
the construction work and a large num-
Der of carpenters have been rushing the
work forward to completion. The new
shed is to be 90 feet long with a width
of 40 feet and viii accommodate three
gangs Of granite cutters. II will be
considerably smaller than the two pre-
ceding structures. Mr.. Jones will confne
his business largely TO small monumen
tai work and plans to operate two gangs
of men at the outset.
A number OF Barre boys left to-day TO
resume their studies in higher institu-