The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

See Abbott's line of new coat models
FISHING and hunting licenses have
been received at the city clerks Office.
The curtain will rise on Gypsy Love
at $3.50 tonight at the Barre opera house
Hear the new Paroket records at Mar
TINS Book Store, 25c. All the latest Sc,
lections.
Mrs. Phnbe Grearson OF 80 Nelson
street was taken to the City hospital to-
day ana underwent a serious operation.
Selling out this week Homer Fits big
stock of women's and childrens high and
low shoes at some price. Sheas Shoe
Store.
G. D. Carlson and Charles Swanson
OF Milford, Mass. arrived in the city
saturday to spend a few days visiting
/ friends on North Main street.
Storer w. Jones, roomer in the
Quinen block, was taken to the City
hospital to-day for treatment Mr.. Jones
is in very serious condition.
John Morrison, who has been passing
vacation OF week at his home on
Laurel street, returned this morning to
Proctor, where he is employed by the
Vermont Marble Co.
Regular meeting of the ladies of Clan
Gordon called at $50 Tuesday, April II.
All clansmen and members with invited
guests be at the hall at 5 p. m. for an
nlyersary concert and dance
MIR. and Mrs. d. M. Miles, who have
been staying at ST. Petersburg, Fla, since
last autumn, and who, during the past
two weeks, visited friends in Washington,
ID. O., while en- route north, arrived in
the city yesterday.
Charles Elicit, who has been employed
as candy maker in Montpelier during
the past seven years. and before that
in Brattleboro, arrived in the city this
morning, where he has assumed the du-
ties as candy maker at the Ward Barre
Candy Kitchen.
Virginia Laifargo, printer employed
by the Argus of Montpelier. who has
been patient in the Heaton hospital,
following injuries received several weeks
ago in the printing plant, has been
moved to his home on Smith street. this
city. Friends of Mr. Laffargo will be
glad to learn that he is recovering steadi-
~ from his injuries
Barring the excursion to Barre made
by George Mann of Wells River, all was
quiet in police headquarters through the
week end. Mann, who was locked up on
an intoxication charge Saturday, ae.
knowledged a first offense when ar
ragned before Magistrate III W. Scott in !
city court this morning and went TO jail |
for the minimum sentence
Archie q. Perry, who with Mrs Perry, |
recently came here from Troy, n. Y, as
sumed his official duties as street superin-
tendent this morning. His first task was
mapped out on North Main street, where
laborers were engaged to-day in sweep
ing away the last yestige of the winters
accumulation OF refuse Ice had been
allowed TO remain on the pavement be
cause the weather man denied the de.
partment his assistance in loosening the
sheet formation on the west side OF the
but this win be removed
IT once.
Friends of the groom, who formerly
resided in Barre, will be interested in
.he following item, sent from Warren,
J., to The Times: Coming as a great
surprise to their many friends was the
OF Lorin A. Anderson, son OF
.
venue, and Edith w Raber, daughter
II Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Raber of the
PERKINS road, at the Christ parish house
" Rev L. r Mcdonald. The groom is
nachinist for the Halsey Taylor Co.,
While the bride holds a position with the
lho Lamp works. The groom formerly 9
esided in Barre"
Herbert p. BuzzelI arrived in the city I
saturday to spend a few days visiting
is father, Henry A, Buzzell, and brother, I,
Irthur A. Buzzell, of Pearl street. Since q
IT. Buzzell left Vermont in 1885 he has i
OF seen his father or sister. who lives
4 Concord, and has not seen his brother
a 35 years. During his absence from
'ermont he has lived in several cities in
florida, after which he went to Lincoln, :,
eb., where he worked for several years, : :
fterwards going to Chicago, where he is =
ow located, having been employed at =
is trade as a printer for the Rand, No \
ally Publishing CO., for a number of !,
ears back
William B. Marion of North Main q
rect, who has been connected with y
NO railroad offices in Barre for the past :,
wears, left this morning to assume q
Is new duties as a travelling agent for y,
lie Boston & Maine railroad his trans
r having come TO him in the form of
served promotion, after eight years OF
.ithful service in the NJ. 4 w. X.
eight office in Barre. His new assign
emit details him TO service in New Ha'
n, Conn, Worcester, Holyoke and ~
Mass, and Concord Junction, :"
II. Twelve years ago Mr.. Marion,
ter completing his education in a Can re
Ian college, began work as an office 60
tache in the Central Vermont freight te
alton. Four years later he entered the
1ploy of the NJ. & w. r. railroad and in
as for time employed as cashier, tn
ter succeeding the late Mr.. Stanyan Ss
chief clerk. At the NJ. & W. r. freight
ice this morning employees evinced their Nj
yh regard for Mr.. Marion by present br
: him leather travelling bag, cravat an
a and a box of cigars. ce