The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

Nt" "diNlS anu illuutH, iHIis fSHHt
waist House.
Seven W. & B. Latest for 25c at Cum
mings q Lewis.
Alderman John +. Cook of East street
| was business visitor in Rutland yester.
day and to day.
l ii. w. Varnum of Jacksonville is pass
ing several days at the home of his son
. Guy X. Varnum, of North street
Mrs. j. r. Farley of Toledo, O., is pass
ing several days in the city as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. s. Rounds OF Park
street
p. +. Mclaughlin of Boston, publisher
, OF the Monument Retailer, arrived in
the city yesterday for few days bus
mess visit
Mrs. William Mears of Haverhlle,
Mass, former resident of Barre, is
! spending few days in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. f. A, Slayton of South Main
street.
i. j. Herman of Boston, president Of
the retail clerks international associa
ton, arrived in the city this morning for
the purpose of comforting with the local
clerks committee.
Sometime before next Tuesday the as
SCISSORS will file their abstract book of
taxes with the city clerk. For limited
period the book will be on exhibition
in the city clerks office.
III. j. Slayton has been appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of the late A.
NJ. Morrison and III. G. Leonard OF this
city and G.. A. Moody of Waterbury are
to act as commissioners.
Complaints against providers on Far
well street have reached the authorities
and an officer has been detailed to post
himself in the locality some evening and
make arrests, if necessary.
just the home you wsnt--Seven-r room
house with large lot, 3 James street,
Barre. All modern conveniences and in
| best of conditions 81 ,s00-terms easy.
Vermont Real Estate & Insurance Co.
T Rev. w. l.. Boicourt, who has been the
guest of friends in Barre while attend |
ing the annual convention of the Yer |
mont Congregational conference, returned |
to his home in Waterbury last evening. |
Mrs. Martha Calef- White electric Nee
die specialist, will be at Miss Cannings
toilet parlor, Barre, Friday, May q.
Boston office, 2 Park square, corner of |
Boylston street, room So. Tel, Oxford
1853
Ex-Mayor Harvey Jersey, who has
been making stay of several months
with Mr.. and Mrs. HarE. Ford in Bur
lington, has returned 20 Barre and is oc-
cupying the Hersey homestead on East
street.
Mrs. James Keith il in Randolph as
sisting in the care of her daughter, Miss
Agnes Keith, who recently submitted to
IT,. L.
Miss Keith's condition continues to inn
prove steadily.
Angelo M. Celia of Third street, who
sustained serious injuries while working
in the West Second street. plant of the
Nanetti Granite Co. some weeks ago,
was able to be uptown yesterday for the
first time since the accident occurred.
Musicians connected with CAROLS or
ehestra returned yesterday from Bur j
lington, where they played for a frater. c
nifty dance in the hotel Vermont. To- I
morrow evening the musicians will fur (
nish music for a dance in Rowland hall. )
John Mahan of New York City, who z
has been passing several weeks at his q
home, returned to Barre yesterday. Mr.. {
Mahan will remain in the city while I
Jones Bros. are completing a mausoleum J
for the Flint Granite Co. of Al
bany, n. Y.
DR.. and Mrs. c. W. Steele of North Z
street returned to-day from Burlington
where the former has been attending the 4
annual meeting of the Vermont State Z
Dental society. which ended last night
DR.. +. NJ. Lynde, another Barre dentist
who participated in the deliberations OF
the society, returned to the city last
night.
Cady o. Averill and Wesley Fulsom re.
turned last evening from Brattleboro. 4
where they have been attending the grand !
odge of Vermont Odd Fellows. Rev. j.
B. Reardon Of Churcn street. who was re-
'lected chaplain OF the grand lodge in
yesterdays business meeting, returned TO
Barre this morning. Other local dele
tates will return from BrattlebOro to-
light or tomorrow.
Mrs. Andrew knutson Of % South Main J
treet left the city last evening for Attic.
orc. Mass, where she viii act as one OF .
he delegates from Granite City lodge s.
!. Of A., az the annual convention Of the
scandinavian Brotherhood Of America
1hieh opened to-day. o. +. Anderson Of
Warren street. another delegate from the
zeal lodge is also in attendance at the
invention.
Acting under orders from the alder.
lanic street committee. George Maniat.
' proprietor Of the United Fruit store 4
raising the large outdoor lamp which
angs over the entrance 10 his place OF 4
lsiness on North Main street After :
le lamp had been placed In position. II
as discovered that lie location violated I
he Of the city ordinances. which in.
Sta that lamps Of this kind. awnings
nj signs shall BE- $ feet inches from
" sidewalk
Rev. =. l.. Abbott Of Prospect street re-
Irned Yesterday from Rutland, wherr
has been attending a meeting 81 the
lecutive committee Of the northern New
npland conference Of seventh Day Al.
MT churches. Rev. Mr.. Abbott contem-
ates leaving Barre frr another field IN
V near future and az = recent meeting
seventh DAY Adventists in Montpelier
y pastor was presented handsome silk
nhrelia
After inspecting the city cemeteries IN
npany with the cemetery eomrHiss On
b Yesterday afternoon. members ~ the I
" council. acting as q committee - thu
hole. took . Swing around Park street A
d hooked over the work Of ertendng