The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-16
TALK or THE TOWN

c, 0. f. tonight.
Il, l.. Smith of Cabot was among tn
city visitors yesterday.
Ralph Perry of Cabot was among tn
Barre visitors in the city yesterday.
f. A. Bruce of Randolph Center wa
among the business Visitors in the cit,
yesterday.
George Wilkinson, who has been visit
ing friends and relatives in Burlington
during the past week. has returned t.
Barre.
Come to the Baptist church Nov q
and % and get a parcel post packsg,
from the sunny south from our parce
post sae.--adv.
Miss Elizabeth Smith, who has beer
visiting relatives on North Main street
during the past week, has returned tC
her home in Rutland.
Miss Eunice Mclaughlin of Eastern
avenue entertained eight of her lady
friends at her home last evening. Re-
freshments were served.
Come to the Cobble Hill grange fair
tonight, where you can get lots of good
things to eat. Hot oyster stew, cakes,
pies, doughnuts, etc,-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Patch and son of
Washington street have returned from
a visit of few days at the home Of Ed
win Stygles in Morrisville.
| NJ. +. Freeman, who was formerly
employed by the Vermont Fruit Co., as
manager of the store, has been visit
or in the city, leaving this morning for
Cabot, where he will spend several days
hunting while visiting at the home of
his father.
Several members of Maj. L. A. Alb
bott camp, S. of w. and ladies of aux
iliary No. s, went to Montpelier Wednes-
day night to assist in organizing an aux
| iliary there. The division president, Eu-
genia Fraser, of Springfield was present
and installed the officers. Refreshments
Were served and all report a pleasant
time.
Two pedestrians. Duncan Mcmillan, ir,
and Stanley Tassie probably saved a
stranger the trouble of msdly scrambling
for his own life last night when they
saw a man lying close to the car track
near the Barre 4 Chelsea railroad cross
ing. When the pedestrians had removed
the man to the sidewalk he was aroused
gained consciousness, he deposed to the
effect that he was i'll and had been over
come as he attempted to cross the tracks.
The following item from the Morris.
Vile News and Citizen will be Of interest
locally as Mr. Lease was employed in
local bank before going to Morrisvile,
where he is connected with the Union
Savings Bank g. Trust Co; G. J. Lease
has purchased of Oscar Kahn the latter's
residence south Of Congress street and
the writings were made Saturday. Mr.
Lease will make quite extensive improve.
ments and some alterations before NOV
ing there from the house recently pur
chased by G. S. Wilder"
c. F. Smith, auctioneer, was in Brook
field yesterday, near the Twin ponds. |
conducting an auction sale for O. Free |
man. A fair-sized crowd attended the |
sale. Eight cows, mostly two year-old |
heifers due to freshen from February to /
May, sold for from $50 TO $50; 40 tur- !
keys brought % cents per pound live I
weight, hens sold for so cents each, pota- I
toes Sl.35 per bushel, apples from 81 25
to Sl.75 per barrel. Farm tools and /
furniture brought fair prices.
Mr.. Smith is in Cabot to-day holding a
real estate and personal property sale for
Mrs. r. J. Doying,
Mr.. and Mrs. win A. Whitcomb of
street left this noon for
Fla, where they will spend
,he winter months at their winter home.
Charles Flint of Church street will drive
Mr.. Whitcomb's WilleyKnight roadster
through to Boston starting this morning
md will arrive In Boston tomorrow.
where he will ship the machine by boat
o Florida. Mr.. Flint will leave Boston I
o morrow night for New York, where he |
will visit at the home of Stephen Epsie
ormerly craftsman at the Presbrey- n
)oykendall Co., stoneshed of this city I
nd will return TO Barre the first of :
ext week. :
Among the guests arriving at Hotel I
Barre last night and this morning were /
he following people: Francis O'lleare 1
t St. Adams, j. L. Hayden of St. Johns.
ury, A. NJ Bucklin of Canaan, n H. t
', A. Perrin of Hanover, n. H. c. c. In
lamblett of Barton, X. b. Lelden of I
NJ. J. Kelly of Pittsfield, Mr.. t
nd Mrs. NJ. C.. Tanger of New York a
ity, J. j. Kennedy of Burlington, +. F. t
'ragon of Plattsburg, n. Y, R. b. Lang f
Springfield, II. NJ. Spindle OF St v
Z. l.. Sargent and F. NJ. In c
is of Worcester, Mr.. and Mrs s. c. n
Tilson of Chelsea, H. II. Carroll of Bur n
ngton, Mrs. A. j. Trotter of Manches- F
r, n. II. u
A boy named Casarico, who resides
it'll his mother in Addison place, was il
Fought into juvenile court this morn. B
e to discuss with Magistrate H. w. jcl
,ott his alleged violation of parole con- a
tions that let him out of the state in ri
Istrial school some time ago. Peter c.
wens, who owns property in Addison Il
ace, is one of the tenants whose be. W
ngings in that neighborhood are said OF
have been damaged by Casarico with d
5 air rifle. Complaints against the NJ
,y's carelessness with the air rife OF
ached police headquarters yesterday, V
hen it was claimed that he wrought 81
voc with colony of doves and then pc
creed several windows with double-B 81
OF. Casarico's case was taken under w
by the court. al
J. f. Crane, prominent Addison coun- IN
apiarist, returned to his home in Mid IL
abury this morning, after having been Cd
e guest of Judge II. W. Scott OF Rich &c
dson street. The two bee keepers COM OF