The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-26
TALK OF THE TOWN


II William Warnes is spending fe,
II DAYS in Mortified on business
II Claude l.. Morse OF Mortified was
II guest OF friends ON Church street over til
II week end.
II Lester Wright left last night for Hast
ing, Mich, where he has secured EN-
II ployment
HI A son was born at the City hospita
II yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Libcrt,
OF Pearl street.
II Miss Delina Merlo has returned hom
II after passing a few days with friends il
II Hanover, N. III.
II Mrs. Edward LaRock has returned from
II Fairfield, where she was called by thu
II death of a relative.
II Lindenoid waterproof soles at Char
!! bonneaus. Leather strips for sale. Base
II ment Worthen block.
II Mrs. Samuel Sinclair and little daugh-
\ ter of Jefferson street were able to leave
H the City hospital yesterday.
Regular meeting of r. c. /. p. A., local
II 24l, Wednesday evening at 1880 in X. OF
\ Z. hall. Per order recording secretary.
A daughter weighing eight and one half
/ pounds was born April 25 to Mr.. and
Mrs. d. L. Darby of 81 South Main
| street.
Miss Stella w. Mayo of Waltham,
Mass, is spending several days in the
city as the guest of her sister, Mrs. IL. b.
Brooks, of Washington street.
Carpenters are engaged in remodeling
a large barn on Orvis avenue into a
aforementioned. The barn is a part OF
the Granite street property owned by the
Barre Savings bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Gould and daugh
ter, Miss Glynora Could of Perry street,
have returned home after passing the
winter in Jacksonville, Fla, and other
sections of the peninsular state.
Ansel Gerlach, who has been passing a
few days in the Barre granite belt, left
this morning for New York, where he will
make brief business visit before return
ing to his home in Pittsburg, Pa.
Among those who left the City hospital
yesterday for their homes were Mrs.
Hilary Kendall and daughter of Mount
street, Mrs. i. L. Ward and son of
Spaulding street and Miss Cassie Me-
Donald to Alderman @. ID. Shurtleff's
home.
Deputy Game Warden Charles A. Keith
left this morning for few days visit in
Marshield, Cabot and Calais. During
his absence Mr.. Keith will inspect the
posted trout streams in the towns men |
toned.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Lamorey of Cliff |
street accompanied Charles Daniels to
ST. Adams yesterday, making the tripA
automobile. Mr. Daniels returned to Us
home in Boston last night, after spending
several days in Barre.
Mrs. Lewis Dragon of Sciota, n. v
arrived in the city Saturday for an ex-
tended visit at the home of her father.
Randall G. French of South Barre. The
condition of Mr.. French, who has been
seriously i'll with a threatened attack of
pneumonia, continues TO improve stead
lily.
A team driver added injury to insult
this forenoon by driving to the left of a
keep To the Right" sign and then
ing the sign over with wheel. Ii
was noticed, however that he was re-
markably agile in restoring the sign to
= equilibrium and in hurrying off the
eene. l.
A Ford touring car nearly came to |
grief yesterday in front of DIR. w. T..
Lazelfs residence on South Main street II
1t was in the afternoon and five people 4
were seated in the machine when il
passed the fire station. Men at the sta {
ton told the driver that one of the rear ,
wheels of the car was about to leave the 4
axle. a prophecy which came TO pass just
a few rods up the street. Five people ex- !
perienced mild shock when the wheel
actually rolled away. but the ear was
moving slowly and no one was shaken out |.
Of the seats. A repair man from a Wash ,
ington street garage was summoned 70
the scene and the damage was repaired
On the spot.
Mrs. Mary Sarkis. Mrs. Joseph Corey.
Antonio Corey, Isaac fiabeb and Amos G
John left the city early this morning for il
Berlin. y. H.. where they we're summoned e
BY the death OF Tony Corey, former e
-esident OF Barre. who passed away sun 81
Law morning, the end following a long o
illness. Mr.. Corey was 25 years old and
vas born in Syria. For several years r
lfter coming 10 America he made his D.
lome in Barre and previous 20 his de-
'arture for Berlin he "a in the employ il
II the Montpelier a Wls River rail.
Dad. He leaves a wife and other rela- q
ives surviving live in Syria Funeral >
crvices will be held in Berlin tomorrow
morning. In
One Of the first visitors al police head q
uarters this morning was ". y. Hall. the
ewing machine dealer, who brought IN q
he story Of a Sunday Afternoon burglary
{ the Singer establishment az 10 Elm :,
treet. II appears that Mr. Han diNYot
pend his afternoon az the sewing 4,
hine store. but he reports EVERY
bout the place was intact when he Nft n
non after dinner. Sometime between
clock and dusk the rear window Of TIE a
tore was forced, according 20 Mr.. Han.
nd whatsoever entered did not leave be- -.
1re the cash drawer had been thoroughly
insaclcd Mr.. Han SAYS the thief a. -
nred q handful II change which might
mount % 81 The police went % the
lore with the Singer man. but could find =
D clue that was likely enough a. D. II -
av usc % them. Mr. Han thought thr
eft q pretty daring piece Of business ~
Among The foral tributes ~ the 90.
srai of 1ohn Lotti Nhieh vas hfid 81
i home on BectieF street saturday at
-no1n. were the following. PiliuE. "Atl
- uife. anthuf. Father suus End "a
.uri ters. Nreath. Mrs. Cnm0Iii ard Mrs :
rtrriri III Quincy. Mss wreath. Sat -
- a. $500 ffFf ~ NrffNrsrH ts