The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-13
TALK or THE TOWN

John Lyons went to Waterbury las
night to pass the weekend with rela
tives
Dante Casselini left yesterday morning
for Plymouth, N. H., where he has Sc
cured employment.
r. Il. Booth of Essex Junction arrived
in the city last evening for bushes,
visit of several days.
Fl. Gale Bennett of Spaulding street
returned to the city yesterday after hav,
ing attended the automobile show in New
York.
Don't buy piano until you have seen
our very special bargains from $l65 tc
Sl95 at Bailey's Music Rooms, IA Elm
street, Barre.
Mrs. Clementine Covell of Mortified
returned to her home last evening after
visiting friends and relatives in the city
for few days.
G. Romez Of Mortified arrived in the
city yesterday and will spend weeks
vacation as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. K.
Alfonso of River street.
James L. Hills of Burlington returned
to his home last evening after spending
several days as the guest of friends in
Barre and Graniteville.
See ad., page Z, auction sale of DR..
p. s. Duffy's driving team, Tuesday, Jan.
10, 2 o'clock p. m, Depot square. c. f..
Smith, auctioneer.-adv
Mrs. Robert Kittredge returned to her
home in Charlotte last evening. Mrs.
Kittredge had been spending several days
visiting friends on Beckley street.
Rev. Robert Atkinson of Megantic, p.
O., is passing few days in Barre and
vicinity and during his stay here he is
a guest of Rev. Edgar Grassland of Wei
lington street.
Mrs. A. Malnati. her son, John NAL
natl, and her daughter of 4 Dnrkee place
left last night for Boston, where they
were summoned by the serious illness of
the formers brother.
The condition of Francis Leith. sr.,
who was severely injured in a fall which
he sustained at his home on upper Mer-
chant street last Saturday afternoon, is
reported to be somewhat improved
James kirton, who has been employed
in the Barre district as a granite cutter
for several months, left this morning for
Sherbrooke, 2. O., where he has employ
ment in an ammunition plant recently
established by the Canadian government.
d. Wendell Smith of Perry street and
Earl Lane Of Spaulding street left yes
terday far Burlington, where they are at
tending the annual conference of the Old |
err Boys of Vermont, which continues |
from the opening session last evening |
until tomorrow night.
Mrs. George p. Wallstrom, who has |
been passing several weeks at her former |
home in Montpelier and with Mr.. Wall
strom's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Wallstrom of Essex street. returned yes
.erday to New Haven. Conn. where her
husband is employed by the Winchester
Arms Co.
For a grand good time. take in the
concert and dance in Rowland hall
Wednesday, Jan. IL, under the auspices
II the Cecilian club. A splendid concert
,y local talent from s to .. Dancing
Iplenty from TO /. The best Of music
~ Carrol's orchestra. And the price,
i couple, extra ladies 25e.
f. f. Clarkson & Co. of Burlington,
Who have had piano store in this city
ince September. 1915. viii hold their
nal closing out sale to-day and this
vening During the past few months ,
he company has occupied the store room :
n the Morse block which was formerly {.
sed as a drug store. The piano stock
ill be shipped to Lyndonville, where the
ompany il to open store. Messrs.
iilne, Speare and Adams, the piano I
alesmen who have been with the Clark
ON company in the Barre store, viii go t
0 Lyndonville to make their headquar- l
srs.
Unless unexpected complications de- :
elop within a day or two, physicians :
ttendng Antonio Bianehi. who attempt :
| suicide by shooting in Hope cemetery (,
afternoon, are confident that !
Q will recover from the effects of his :,
,posure and bullet wound in his left
ng. The bullet was located Just under
he flesh in the mans back and removed. c
he danger of infection is considered re- lei
ote. Doctors at the City hospital, Il
here Bianchi was removed, have been W
'ked to observe the patient closely, as fl
ere is disposition among those con- "
,cted with the case to question his san W
v. II is thought that he may be able le
leave the hospital within fortnight. al
anchi remains taciturn. although con- &C
ious at all times, and refuses to talk b.
aely, even with his relatives and other I'll
auaintanccs. John Brusa of IS Pleas IN
It street, cousin of the young man, lii
ates that he had never seen any signs Oh
Bianchi's determination to kill him ed
Il. except when he would say but little pc
times. Z. Brusa of Seminary street pa
an uncle of Bianchi. hs