The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

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II Daniel Bisbee returned to his hom
H in Waitsiield last night, after visitin,
II friends on Park street for few days
II Miss Kate Foley of Burlington arrive,
II in the city last night and will yis
II friends and relatives for u few days.
Il Harold Billings, who has been in tn,
city during the past week an bushes,
II visit, left last night for his home il
II Boston.
II Miss Mae Comiskey returned to her
home in Northampton, Mass, last night
after visiting friends on Averill street
for several days.
Paul Cali, who has been employed in
the Barre granite belt for several years
LETT last night for Cleveland, o., where
he has employment.
\ T. r, wilkins, who has been visiting
friends on North Seminary street dur
! ing the past week. left last night for
his home in Burlington.
Oscar Carr, who has been visiting
friends on Beckley street since the mid
die of September, left this morning for
his home in st. Adams,
Business visitors in the city yester
day from Randolph and Bethel were NJ.
L. Martin, Benjamin Siloway, Alfred
Chase and Joseph Malnati.
Eugene Lougee commenced work at the
Barre postoiiice October ! as special de-
livery boy to succeed James Kelly, who
will resume his studies in school,
James kenefick returned to his home
on Washington street last night after
visiting friends in Burlington ana Mid
dlebury during the past four days.
Mrs. Robert Donohue arrived in the
city yesterday and will spend several
days visiting friends and relatives In
South Barre before returning to her home
in Rutland
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Thurston. who have
been visiting friends and relatives in
Springfield and Chicopee, Mass, during
the past week, returned to their home
on Seminary street last evening.
| Mrs. George H. Wilder of Burlington
| is staying at Hotel Barre having been
summoned here by the condition Of Mr.
Wilder who is receiving treatment for
| fractured leg at the City hospital.
| Miss Mary Gardner of Boston arrived
| in the city yesterday and viii represent
the Standard Sewing Machine Co. as
their demonstration at the Homer Fits
Co.. store during the next two weeks
Mrs Arturo Cassellini and son OF Far
we'll street left the city last night for
New York, whence they are to sail in
few days for their former home in Italy.
there to make a sojourn OF several
months.
A growing demand for more storage
space has resulted in the draughting Of /
plans for an annex to the plant OF Des I
sureau & Co, near Center street Work I
on the addition will be under way with /
in a few days
When it comes to style, quality and
right lines for lady's suit, coat or set
Of furs, you can find what you are look
ing for at the great opening sale of the
Clarkson's garments Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, Oct. 5, 6 and T. Morse
block, North Main street f. E. Clark
son & Co.
A corn silo, one of few architectural
specimens of that type in the city lin
its, is being erected by Joseph Cano on
a plot which he recently purchased on
Wiley street, The ensilage building is /
to be % feet in height with lateral di-
mansions OF IA and IA feet
W. C. Johnson of fremont street re-
Gently traded his two-tenement house on
Merchant street for the farm owned by I
Isaac Recor in Chelsea, through Murray Z
A. Love, real estate dealer, Mr.. Recor (
will take possession OF the Barre proper
ty within a few days, while Mr.. johnson
holds the Chelsea farm for an invest q
ment.
Patrick Kane of Montpelier, listed as
an habitual drunksrd in local police court q
circles, acknowledged a subsequent Of
Tense when arraigned before Magistrate 6
H. W. Scott this morning and after fail
ing to disclose satisfactorily. received a :
sentence of 80 days in the county Jail, :
in addition to fine of SIS and costs.
G. Cecchini of Foss street suffered a
painful injury yesterday afternoon when !,
ne slipped on a rolling .tone as he was
to work and sustained frac
lure of the knee cap. DR. +. y. z. Arch =
.mbault was called to minister TO the "
nan and later in the day he submitted to
IN X-ray examination. The knee cap $
IN the right leg is the one affected, and !,
while the consequences of the injury +,
probably will not prove to be serious, .,
'Ir. Cecchini will be unable to use the i
imb freely for many weeks.
Mrs Della j. Cameron of North III
ield passed away at the home Ii
# her son, C.. X. Cameron. in "
hat village Sunday evening, follow
ne a long illness OF Bright's disease. a
Death was unexpected, al Mrs Cameron's
had not been considered espe 81
tally serious The deceased was well W
nown in Barre as nurse, having made a
sojourns in this city and en- DC
irons Last winter she remained for
pveral months at the nurses home on in
I'm street. She was a member of the of
astern star lodge. The funeral will be to
ED at the home of her son in Mortified eli
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock and tn
he body viii be taken TO Worcester for Y
lterment DIG
Among the guests registered at Hotel ac
ARE last night and this morning were af
lie following people, MIR and Mrs. c. da
Purinton Of Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs. ar
Gorge A. Bailey OF Melrose, Mass, in
rs. A. H. Evans Of Fayesburg Me, J. ti'
Mears and party OF i've from Boston, ms
Z J. Newcomb OF Darlington. II. c. a
Iske. jr.. of Akron, O., Miss Mccarthy of tn
utlsnd J. H. Oliver OF Bristol, II. A. aft
ay OF Burlington. II. r. Miller and H. est