The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

Orman Freeman of Brookfed was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
George r. Beyerle piano tuner viii be
here after Wednesday. Leave orders at
/ this oflice.-adv.
Shoes are high. Save money Come
to rummage sale Friday afternoon and
1 evening. Uniyersalist yestry.--adv.
Jeanette Colebrick. who has been in
the city on business for several days, re-
turned yesterday to her home in Waits
/ field.
Christmas sale OF fancywork and
aprons of all kinds at Presbyterian church
! Tuesday and Wednesday Dec II and 10.
adv.
p. G. Lamson has returned to his home
in Cambridge, Mass, after passing sew
eral DAYS in the Barre granite belt on
/ business connected with his granite ad-
yertising.
J. H. Fisk. who has been visiting
! friends on North Main street during his
stay in the city ON business through tie
past week, returned to his home in Al
bany, n. u, to- day.
A combination car Of approved design
was put into the service on the Barre
branch of the Central Vermont yesterday
and will be used by the express company
and the baggage master. Since the ole
car was sent to the discard and while the
new car was being oyerhauled, two
coaches were used for express and bag
gage.
Albert Tonazzi. who has been employed
Tor IN fha Rarra nj hpIt
during the past summer, returned TO
Bethel last night. Mr., Tonazzi will leave
for Quincy, Mass, within a few days,
and he will be joined in Quincy by his
family, who have been staying IN Bethel
during Mr.. Tonazzi's sojourn in Barre.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning We're
the following people: Elmer f. JENNIE of
Newport, Glenn A. Wilkins of Norris
vile, w. NJ Medium of Springfield,
Miss Norma Glines of New York City.
H. NJ. Spindle of ST. Johnsbury, S. w.
Mack of Newport, c. H. Stearns of Bur
lington, f. II. Osborne of Brandon, j. i.
Pennington of Springfield, b. A, Man
chester and George H. Wilder of Bur
lington.
A basketball team representing num-
Der OF Barre amateurs went to Wells
River last evening and met team from
Woodsville, n. H., designated az the In
dependents, the latter winning the game
by the score of 80 to To- According TO
reports brought back there were Interrupt
tions because of free fights on the floor.
Rough treatment is the alibi set up by
the local anna teurs who admit that the
- I,
of roughing before the last of the fiji
teen minute periods was ended. The
Barre outfit lined up as follows Hatch
center; Granai, IF; Carroll, If Cerasoli,
re-: Giacherio, lg. The Woodsville team
has been invited to play return game
in Barre.
Eli Emo, who received injuries about
ten days ago from falling down a fight
of cellar stairs in a Park street house,
was able to be on the street yesterday.
He took a complete somerssult down
; the steps, striking on his head at the
bottom. As there was no one In the
house at the time, the man had to lie
there in a helpless condition for long
time. and when help did arrive he was
nearly unconscious from the strain. Doc
tors were summoned and he was re-
moved to the city farm on Merchant
street extension. where DR.. Arcbambault
was called to treat him. Mr.. Emo did
not receive any fractured bones.
Passengers aboard the Barre branch
train leaving the city at 1880 o'clock
this morning for points south were de-
layed for nearly an hour at Montpelier
junction. while yard hands were undoing
slight damage caused by freight derail-
ment. Train No. from the north pslled
into tie junction on time and waited
while the work was under way. Train
men said that freight train, contain
ing ninety cars, was backing across a
Y-svitch. when one 81 the rear cars
Jumped the irons. One set 81 trucks
was "a the main line and i vas due
to this obstraction that No was I'M
able 10 proceed until after the Grant
/ freight car had been lacked into position
again-