The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

See Saldier's furniture advertisement
on page five adv.
Wanted-Pin boys at Murphy &
Weafer's alley.-adv.
The Tourist club will meet with Mrs
d. c. Jarvis Monday afternoon.
j.. S. Gates went this morning Il
Brandon on weekend business visit
Home missionary society food sale
NJ. f. church, Saturday, 2 to p. m
adv
Three new fox trots and one. step
out to-day on Victor records at Cum
mings & Lewis.
Have received word from the Tail
ors" of big reduction on some patterns
The Royal Tailor Man.
Miss Margaret Roberts resumed du
ties to-day in the Office of Dir. j. II
Woodruff after weeks vacation.
Mario SASH of Foster street left this
morning for Albany, n. Y, where he
enters Albany Business college Monday
James Clark of 1877 Noyth Seminary
/ street was taken to the Barre City
hospital yesterday afternoon for treat
ment.
Drs. Gage and Gage left this morning
for Brattleboro, where they will at.
tend the chiropractic convention being
held there to-day
Maxfeld Earnest, chef at Hotel Barre
returned Thursday night from a two
weeks vacation, spent in Boston, New
York, and parts of Maine.
II. L. Nelson Of Cabot, confined to
the City hospital for the past few days
| for eve treatment. was taken to his
home yesterday afternoon.
II. P. Human and family of Hill
street motored today to Hanover, N.
H., to attend the Dartmouth Holy
Cross football game this afternoon.
Two good programs besides many
interesting features, and dancing with
music by CAROLS orchestra, at Clan
fair, Rowland hall, Oct. 2S-20.-adv.
Mrs. John McHugo of Hill street,
who has been visiting for the past 10
days in Boston with relatives. is ex-
pected to arrive home this evening,
Mrs. Thomas Hamel of Church street
and Miss Julia Boland. her sister. who
is here from Hanover, \. H.. to spend
her vacation, went to day to Mortified
TO spend the day.
Drs J. r. Woodruff w. A. Wark
and w r. La2ell of Barre returned last
night from Montreal where they at
tended during the past week the clinical
congress of the American College of
Surgeons.
Frank Franco of 81 Smith street, the
victim of the accidental shooting in the
woods in Plainfield Wednesday aft
ernoon. lis recovering satisfactorily
from his injuries, and little danger of
infection setting in is feared.
DIR. n. A. Drew and Dir. and Mrs.
L. D. Martin went this morning to St.
Adams to attend the Vermont 0steo-
pathic association convention They
motored to St. Adams with DIR. and
Mrs, w ". Brock of Montpelier
W. NJ. Lynde of the Drew & Lynde
insurance firm returned yesterday from
Rutland, where he attended conven-
ton Of accident insurance companies
of Vermont. and later spent little
time at the meeting Of the Life In
surance Underwriters Of Vermont in
Burlington. w. A. Drew, his partner,
expects to return TO Barre to-day, aft
err having spent the past two days at
the Burlington convention.
Charles Young of "a River street,
the man convicted in city court yesteT
day morning OF the larceny of goods
valued at pproximately $500 from the
Peerless Granite Co. and the Grearson
& Lane firm. was taken by Deputy
Sheriff Lawson of Montpelier TO the
county Jail and from there goes TO
states prison at Windsor The guam
tity of leather, valued al nearly 500,
was sold by him for less than $40.
Prominent Salvation Army officers
making a tour of the southern New
England division arrived in the city
this morning 10 take part in a series Of
services Included in these is Major
David Main. formerly Of Atlanta. Ca,
recently transferred TO Hartford, Conn.
As divisional officer. Commandant Stat
er and Captain Anderson. II is ex-
pected that an open air service will be
held this afternoon and again this eve.
ming. The latter meeting win be held !
at Depot square previous to the service
in the hall Everybody interested in
the work of the Army should attend !
some one OF the meetings and get sc
quainted with the new leaders.
Angelo Lawn Of East Barre while
Jumping in the stock yard of the Royal |
Granite 10. in Fast Barre yesterday
afternoon. sustained rather serious
injury 60 his right foot a stone weigh
ing nearly ton dropping five or six
feet from the derrick hook upon his /
foot and then rolling onto his body.
Some apprehension that internal in
juires may have been inflicted were en-
iertained by the physicians al the Barre
City hospital yesterday, but this was
dispelled when no symptoms 1
Of such nature have appeared. LAWN /
was brought TO the Barre City hospital I
by ambulance and there an operation 1
was performed upon the foot, two small 1
pieces ef bone m the heel being re- 1
moved. The endcavors of the physi- /
riaus arc fn,xard- saving the foof -, 1