The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

the city Haturdhy on business.
Miss Lurana Dearborn OF West Fairle
was weekend visitor at the HON
of Miss Alice Farnham of Camp street
| st. John the Baptist society will hol
a whist party Tuesday evening at 7:3
in X. OF G. hall.
/ Arthur l.. Smith of this city enrolled
last week as student ut the Alban.
Business college.
Paul Wells of Worcester visited al
the home of his aunt, Mrs. +. q. How
land, over Sunday.
D. A. Eastman and W. r. Harvey left
| yesterday for three weeks bear hunt
ut their camp in Pittsfeld.
| Neil Hooker returned to Norwich uni
versity at Mortified last night, after
spending Sunday at his home on Park
street.
n Miss Bertha Butler returned this morn
ing to her home in Burlington, after pass
ing the weekend with friends ON Semi
nary street.
Lyndol Waterman returned from Bos-
ton Saturday night to attend the we'd
ding of his sister, lnez, which is to oc-
cur Tuesday.
Charles Sunderland, a demonstration at
the Drown garage, returned last night
from Montreal, where he has been spend
ing few days.
Nelson Brown and James Langley re-
turned to Dartmouth college, Hanover,
N. H., yesterday, after brief visits at
their respective homes.
Miss Eva Drew of Portland. Me-, who
has been making a two weeks visit in
ba ast with ra1a aud frta dc laft
yesterday for her home
Car cabbage at M. & w. freight depot.
VIII open Monday. UNDERGROUND lots,
Sl.00 per hundred; 800 pounds or over,
Soc G. H. Smlie.-adv.
Mrs. Roy Bugbee, who has been Ill with
typhoid fever for some time at the City
hospital, was taken to her home on
Richardson street Saturday.
Z. A. Drown of Walnut street, who has
been spending the past few days in Bos
ton on business connected with his ga
rage, returned home last night.
Stephen Lascor of Webster avenue left |
the city Saturday for st. Adams, where |
he will make a few days visit as the |
guest of his sister, Mrs. Charles Arm |
holm.
| wish to announce that my entire |
stock of new millinery has been marked
down. Call and see some real bargains.
Mrs. James Poitras, Seminary street.
adv.
Russell Allen OF upper Camp street re-
turned home yesterday from Boston with
a new Jeffrey automobile that was pur
chased last week by the Vermont Truck
ing & Sales Co.
Lyle Burnham Of Williamstown, who
is employed in the Ross barber shop on
Depot square, left Saturday night for
Lancaster, n H., where he will visit rel.
atives for few days
Peter MacQueen will be unable to de.
liver his lecture on Scotland" at the
Barre opera house Friday, Nov. IL, as
scheduled by the civic department of the !
Barre Woman's club. Ii is hoped to Sc
cure Mr.. MacQueen later.
Ii pays to be in style, to have your
Did furs exchanged for new ones. will
nv place and look them over. You will
ind that it will pay you. Joe Koyalsky,
Tailor Shop, Eastman block.--adv.
Thomas r.. Waterman tenor soloist,
,ocal teacher and coach, will be at II
Wellington street Wednesday, Nov. 10,
instead of Monday, and ON Mondays
hereafter, from to 8 and to 0. Tel.
2sl-l or Hotel Barre.-sdv.
Leslie Young of Summer street, who
las been confined TO the house for a few =
lays as the result OF minor injuries
which he received while working in :
3urnham's meadow last week, was able y
o resume his duties at the plant OF
he Peoples Lighting, Heating & Power = !,
%. this morning. n
A small farm on the road between
'arre and East Montpelier has been sold \
y G. V. Wennerstrand to Charles For i
Ter of this city, who plans to occupy h
he property within short time. The
cal includes the house, barn and other "
and ~ acres of land. Mr.. Al
has not occupied the prop :,
-ty for some time. The sale was made
trough the home Office OF the ID, A. a,
cry Real Estate agency. h
Ted Campbell Of Foster street who Is M
nployed as elevator boy in the Miles in
lock, came to grief last week while in
!. his work. While the elevator was
sar the top of the building and he was NJ
orking around the door on the sec wi
I'd floor in some unknown manner, be "a
1T his balance and fell through the Ia
aft 10 the bottom. lie was stunned a Bs
tile at first but later cried for help.
G was picked up and carried out 81 m,
e shaft and a doctor was called Upcn IA
animation II was found that his left VIZ
Ike was rather badly injured. lie was ho
ken 20 his home and to-day Is report M
10 be very comfortable. We
Nicholas whistle" Peters has closed va
! popcorn business az the corner Of
asbington and North Main streets for Ne
9 winter. Sunny skies and a dilatory sa
OK Frost have permitted Mr.. Whistle 20
remain on the refreshment exchange Ae
arly a month longer than usual, al IN
ough be reports that bad weather In
-fered seriously with bic business in W.
} summer. The genial little Greek left dei
; city this morning for Akron, o, hal
iere be expects b pas the winter. o'e
route b Ohio be vii visit his broth iml
James Peters. q former resident u ma
RE. in Rochester. y. IT, ar