The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-12
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at a. M; for girls, at p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pliny Morse of Randolph
arrived in the city this morning and will
spend a day or two visiting friends.
X. N. McLeay of Knowlton, 7. O., wh'
has been spending the past week in th'
city as business visitor, left this morn
ing for his home.
Ira G. Calef, who has been staying al
Hotel Barre while spending several day;
in the city, returned this morning to his
home in Washington.
Mrs. Elmer Il. Perry of east hill was
one OF the members who represented
Cobble Hill grange at the Pomona grange
in Williamstown yesterday.
Miss Doris Wilbur of East Calais, for
merly Spaulding high school student
arrived in the city yesterday and will
spend several days visiting friends.
Russell Jeifords and his brother, p. j.
lJeffords, of Williamstown were in the
Icity last evening to participate in the
joint installation of Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs.
j. L. Dempsey and n w, Hawkes. of
st. Adams officers of the Central YER
mont railroad, were in the city yester-
day comforting with j. II. J.. Carr, the
eompany's local agent
| Mrs. Francis Vigneault and little
daughter, who have been making an ex-
tended visit with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Carson of Laurel
street, returned to-day to Montreal, p.
O., where Mr.. vigneault is employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Gay of Granville re-
turned to their home to-day after spend
ing several days visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Rich of Spaulding
street. Mr., Gay win be remembered in
this vicinity as a dealer in electrical sup
plies in this city several years ago.
It's our delight to set you right when
it comes to supplying fastidious bits of
old-fashioned home made candies for the
discriminating taste. Saturdays specials
include reception creams at 10 cents the
pound, kisses in four flavors at 10 cents
and our famous butter scotch, fresh from
the kettle, at 10 cents. Laws candy
store.
Dan A. Perry of the d. A. Perry Real
Estate agency returned TO Barre last
evening from Bethel, where he conducted
the sale yesterday at the Harry Emery
farm. The auction proved to be very
successful, several cattle buyers and
stockmen from large surrounding terri
tory being on hand TO bid up the stock. |
Both tools and stock brought very salts |
factory prices.
Myer s. Levin of Merchant street re- |
ceiyed message this morning from New I
York advising him that change for the /
better had been observed in the condition 1
Of Harris Yeti, and that the Barre and |
merchant seemed TO be on the /
road to recovery. Mr.. Yeti was stricken
with pneumonia while on business visit
IN New York 10 days ago and so serious
was his condition for few days that
Mr.. Levin was summoned to his bedside
from Barre.
County Agent r. II. Abbott returned
to his home on West Patterson street
from Burlington. where he has
been attending the annual meeting of the
Vermont Dairymen's association. Last
syening Mr.. Abbott gave chart talk in
Montpelier to the members of the Mont
,elier Board of Trade, Montpelier farm
RS and members of the Vermont legisla
.ure on the work accomplished by the
arm bureaus in Vermont, and more espe-
tally by the Washington County Farm
,ureau, during the past year.
The Lyon shack on Camp street ex-
ension was the scene of much merriment
asst evening when a party consisting Of
everal young men liked over the snow
lad ridges on snowshoes to the camp, II
.fter the supper hour whist was enioved II
" all. On the return trip to the city !
many of the party found that the mer-
ury was sinking too low in the tube for
he best of enjoyment and a few chilled l
heir faces, while one of the party froze :
is feet.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
arre last night and this morning were
he following people: j. l.. Dempsey of 90
t. Adams, Ira L. Thomas Of Burlington, :
homas H. Carlisle of Plattsburg, n. Y, u
! W. Hawkes. of st. Adams, c. s, Spear
( West Corinth. Louis n. Provost OF Z
utland, P. VI. Bessey of Jonesyille, NJ. ei
!. Shattuck of Barton, George r. Van
DON of Albany, n. Y, E. w, Gould of a
Manchester, w. II. Clark of Northamp- b
m. Mass, f. r. White of Springfield,
+. Parker of Rutland, T. j. Holland of a,
orthfeld, Thomas Davidson of Boston :,
nd II. II. Carroll of Olneyville, p. Q. Il
At least twenty past masters who
I've been elevated to the highest chair I'll
Granite lodge, No. IS, +. & A. NJ, are X
pected to be present at Masonic hall he
is evening, when the past masters are I'll
occupy the chairs and have charge q
the degre work After the ceremonial WI
ere win be a program and refresh DIR
ents win be served by a committee Sc
past masters Legislators at Mont to
lier who are members of the craft ri'
We received invitations to join Barre WI
asonry in the observance of past mas IN
rs night and number of the assem-
= men have accepted. ba
Reports from the bedside of Antonio =, ~
anchi, a young man who attempted -
end his own life by shooting himself N,
rough the left lung at Hope cemetery ~, ~
afternoon, indicate that he !,
Il probably recover. although his name L. H.,
5 not been removed from the danger -,
5 list. Unless complications proceed A.,
m his exposure to the elements be- ~
e his semi-conscious form was dis a.,
fered. he will BE- able to leave the hos No,
al within a few weeks. Bianchi has a.,
/ lost consciousness since the shoot on
and while he appears to be perfectly 80,
ional. he exhibits little disposition to
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