The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ill we dTe gong 10 give away one DARE
H OF Marvel -four March /. Start Saving
H the coupons now.--Adv.
II Mr.. and Mrs, Luigi Ciardelli, who wer
II recently married in Barre, are making
their home at SO Granite street.
H William Sinnott returned this morning
to his home in Morrisville, after spending
few days in the city on business.
II Harry Kendall returned this morning
II to his work in Boston, after a week ent
II visit with his family on Mount street.
II Clarence II. Kendrick of st. Adams il
II spending few days with Mrs. Kendrick
II and little son, Ralph, on Academy street
III James Fraser OF 8 Laurel street cam,
II back this morning from Hardwick, where
II he has been making n visit with friends
II James Patterson of St. Adams, wins
II has been visiting friends in the city for
H the past week, returned to his home to-
II day.
II Archie Burdock OF Derby, who has been
H in the city for few days, went this
/ morning to Richford for brief business
4 visit.
Chester F.. Ordway, who has been pass,
ing few days in the city on business,
went back to his home in Proctorsville
yesterday.
Miss Marie Beauleau OF Burlington ar
rived yesterday in the city for visit
with her sister, Mrs. Charles Gamache, OF
| Laurel street.
Isadore Krinovitz of Forsythe place re-
turned this morning from Waterbury,
where he has been guest of his brother,
Walter Krinovitz.
The sewing circle of the universalist
ladies union win meet to sew at the
home of Mrs. Agnes Bradford Wednesday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Mrs. John Trow of Washington street
and Mrs A. A. Boyce Of Academy street
returned last evening from a stay of
several days in Boston.
Mrs. John f. Hoban and little daugh-
ter, Mary, of Liberty street returned
home last evening from a visit with rela-
tives in Claremont, N. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Huse have re-
! turned to their home in East Corinth,
after having passed several days in the
family Of Carl Huse at South Barre.
"A committee elected recently by the
! Italian Pleasure club is making arrange
ments for the annual banquet OF the club,
which is to be held on the evening of
Lincoln's birthday, Feb. II.
The Agoga class of the Baptist church
will meet at the home of their teacher, |
Rev. G. H. Holt, this evening for pleas
ant time and social evening. There will
also be the election of officers.
Mr.. and Mrs George II. Cook of South
Main street went last night to ST. Johns
bury, where they will visit for few
days. Before returning to Barre they
viii make a stay of several days in
Greensboro.
The condition Of Charles Hoyt, the
Central Vermont baggagemaster, who re-
Gently underwent an operation, continues
to improve steadily, although several
weeks will elapse before he is able to re
sumo his duties on the Barre branch.
Friends in the city of Miss Pearl Kent
will be glad to hear Of her steady gain
ing at the Haverhill City hospital. Miss
Kent was operated upon for appendicitis
in that place some time ago. As soon as
she is able, she viii return to her home in
this city. II
Tickets for the lectures to be given
under the auspices OF the mems society OF
the Presbyterian church are now in the
hands Of the men and can be procured
any time. The course ticket which gives
admittance TO all FIVE lectures is slOG
Single tickets are 25c. The lectures GOV.
er subjects which viii interest all and
your cooperation is kindly asked for
Adv.
Wiremen in the employ Of the Barre
Electric Co. are engaged in installing
new system Of lighting in the Lamorey
Clothing Store. lamps OF 400 caudlepow-
CT and POO candlepower are 20 replace
lights OF less briiliancy on the main floor
of the store aud new illumination faeili.
ties are 10 be provided for the basement
One OF the novel features (
Of the alterations is TO be the window H.
Elimination.
Pietro Cont, a Granitcyille quarry
man. had his hands full Of trouble when 4
the horse which be was driving ran away
On North Main street late yesterday aft \
ernoon. Cont, snugly ensconced In a
sleigh Of the conventional type. started
10 guide his horse across the street raj.
way track in front Of the Barre Drug
Store when one Of the runners caught IN
The rail. Evidently the noise Of a stecl =
runner grating on the rail did not tend
10 reassure the horse. for be gave q sud
Zen start, which overturned the sleigh
Mr. Cont was thrown into the snow aud
he horse, having disengaged itself from a
he sleigh, made q speedway Of North =
Main street with the thlls dragging n =
he rear. AR. Cont received several r.
lainful scratches. but vas able % walk
% North Barre, where the horse bad hecn II
topped. The rig belongs 70 a Granite II
ale iveyman.
A GrauiteEille man who Is wefl-knaun n
% local business men went 20 q grange Y
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{ the church stalls in that village At.
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