The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

Frank T. Colvin of the east hill re
turned yesterday from business trip y
Plattsburg, n. Y.
w. j. Summerville went this morning
to Burlington, where he ia to pass TN
week with friends.
Mrs. Thelma Dasch, who has been visit
ing friends ON Laurel street, left to-da.
for Hagerstown, Md
Mr.. and Mrs. John Toussaint OF -
bloomsbury were week end visitors at thu
home of Mrs. Nellie S. Roscoe OF French
street.
A party consisting OF B. A. Eastman
Gale Bennett and w. +. Harvey returned
to. day from a week lend hunting trip te
Pittsfield.
G. Ray George of South Main street
left this morning for st. Johnsbury, where
he expects to make stay OF several
days with relatives.
Paul Leavtt returned this morning by
automobile from st. Johnsbury, bringing
with him Mrs. Leavitt, who has been
visiting there for few days.
Mrs. II. II. W7hitcomb and daughter,
Marjory, Of South Royalton are spending
week with Mrs. Whitcomb's sister, Mrs,
James Cow of Liberty street.
Mrs. II. X. Ellis and daughter, Marion,
returned to-day to their home in Med
ford, Mass, after visiting relatives and
friends in Barre for few weeks.
Duncan Mcmillan OF Thurston place
left the city Saturday for Groton, Where
he Joined party Of friends who have
been in camp for the past 10 deays.
n Afn all Laa Snb ~
goods from Graniteyile to l04 South
Main street Mr.. Marteil il to work for
the Singer Sewing Machine Go. on Elm
street.
The condition of Mrs. Nellie Milne OF
100 Washington street, who has been III
for the past three weeks, il much inn
proved and yesterday Mrs. Milne was able
to be about the house.
Sprague brennan is at his home on
Washington street. Mr.. Drennan's eye
sight suffered from too close application
to his studies and the date of his return
to Dartmouth college is uncertain.
George w. Hunt, who has been passing
few weeks at his former home in Barre
since returning from an extended stay In
Bennington, left last night for Togus,
Me-, where he is to reside at the soldiers
rome.
Clan Ministries, with the same ego"
that has drawn the crowds, will be at
Rowland hall Thursday and Saturday.
New chorus, new song hits. Come and
have hearty laugh for the small price
of l0c--adv.
T. G. Carson states that anyone desir-
80 kn f4f he hat III In
Arkansas at his place of business on
Main street will have to come this week,
as the model is to be shipped to Newport,
Il. l., next Monday.
Two granite concerns, Young Bros. and |
the Dewey Column Cutting works, Were |
shut down this morning because of brok- /
en- derricks. Young Bros. resumed work
this noon and the other concern will prob |
lbly start up tomorrow morning.
Elder Chafiin and Elder Holt Of the
Vermont conference, connected with the I
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day
saints, arrived here Saturday and win
probably remain through the winter, la
boring as missionaries in their religious
aith.
Mrs. Lena Marchesi Of Bolster place,
who has been employed at the Diversi
Fruit store during the summer, COM
1leted her duties there Saturday night.
md after weeks stay in the city is
planning a months vacation through
he southern cities.
Master William Mcdonald of 81 Perry
treet marched into The Times Office this
morning 10 display the work of a two.
'ear.old White Wyandotte hen which he
possesses among many. Evidently the
one worked overtime. for the
~ measured in circumference IA inches
nd 6i5 inches around the thickest part.
When IL was weighed the scales registered
trihe over SA ounces. 4,
Pasquale Iardiseno, who has been pass.
ne several dave with relatives in New
'ork. resumed his duties in William
Tiers uptown barber shop this morning.
ir Iardiseno reached the city Sunday {
Forming, accompanied by his sister Miss
larry Iardiseno. who has been visiting
er uncle tn New York since her arrival
rom Italy a week ago. With his broth :
r, Mr.. Iardiseno has leased an apartment
{ ~ Franklin street.
Eric r. Prize, who has been installing
Dol sharpening machines in several Of
he stone sheds in the city, has just 2
1mpleted the installation Of the four 4
zenith one at the she'd Of Bianchi & sons
North Barre. Workmen under the
ERECTION 81 Mr.. Prize have been busy
" some time setting the machine and
was not until late yesterday that the
ork was finished 40 that the machine
ould b. ready for operation this morn
q. With the new machine ready for
orkinR. the Bianchi she'd IL one II the
1T equipped in the city. Mr.. Bianchi
ans 10 DO TIE sharpening for several
the stone sheds IN that vicinity. +
The second annual and Incidentally the
oct successful fair in the history 81 Tire
lrrs Athletic club flosed in Howlamf
u saturday evening with m ATTENDANCE
al wss quite ~ gratifying as the big
m out Of the night previous. wben -
q from Norwich university in a series
drills were tiir leading attraction. lt
va tso early 30 deisrmine she exact
aolrt of rereuue accruirg - the ciub
lm it, thFef night bazaar. bit the re-
pts sxceeded eapsrfstiun and the indies
- j. that me clubs sinking fund niii
considerably FuaIlen ul1cn outstanding
De- have ben paiA. TIE rpfnHittHt fer II
; tiub vas eouuosed Of David Menan-
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