The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-08
TALK OF THE TOWN


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II When ordering coal or wood, be SURE
| to see that your driveway is opened,
Il Officers of Bright Star Rebekah lodg,
will meet for practice Monday evening
at 1880 sharp.
4 Quando ordinate il carbone la le
| gina, accertatevi che la strada e liberia
per il caro- di avyicinarsi scaricare.
Mrs Richard Attridge, who has been
passing week with Barre friends, re
turned to-day to her home in Plain
field
John Foye arrived in the city this
morning from Philadelphia, Pa to
spend week at his home on Seminary
street.
Chicken pie and all the fixin's will be
served by the men at the Congregation
al church Wednesday evening, March
! l0.--ady.
Fasio Placido of 90 Pleasant street
was taken to the Barre City hospital
yesterday morning, believed to be suf
fering with pneumonia.
II. o. Persons wishes to notify his
customers that he is i'll in bed and that
he will be unable to furnish milk on
his route until his recovery.
William Gearin, who three weeks ago
was taken to the Barre City hospital
suffering from injury to his back, was
removed to his room in the Central
house yesterday afternoon
BY urgent request the illustrated lee
ture on Switzerland will be repeated
at the Universalist church Tuesday
evening at I o'clock. Admission free
Everybody welcome. An offering will
be received,
There will be a regular meeting of
Minnehaha encampment in Odd Eel
lows hall, Gordon block, on Tuesday
evening. March 0, at 1880 O'Clock.
Work, Golden Rule degree. All mem
bers requested to be present.
Homer Hayden. who arrived at his
home on the Montpelier road Friday
night to pass a few days with his
family while here in the interest of the
Wann Vacuum company of Boston, Wis.
tied Barre friends to-day.
Mrs Alden Jewett of Wiliamstown !
was brought to the Barre City hospital /
yesterday in an ambulance drawn by I
four horses. Two men started out |
with this team Saturday morning but |
were forced TO return to the city and |
await better travelling conditions They |
left here yesterday at 1880 and ar
rived back in the city at $3.50 in the |
afternoon.
A. W. Eastman of 0 Eastern avenue
returned this morning from Rutland
and business trip taken in the inter
est of the c. w. Ayerill & Co. plumb
ing and hardware firm Mr.. Eastman
experienced considerable difficulty in
from Rutland, and though he
arrived in Montpelier yesterday after
noon at $3.50 he could not reach Barre
until o'clock this morning,
A crowd of young men, 20 of them
students of Goddard seminary and IL
OF Montpelier seminary were engaged
in the Barre railroad yards this morn
ing shoveling snow. Their adoption OF
this employment doubtless arose from
the generous pecuniary rewards of
fered by the railroad. which, it is un
derstood. is paying their men dollar
an hour for this kind of work.
Word was received to-day BY NJ.
Buzzi OF Is West street that his moth
er, Mrs Antonio Buzzi, had succumbcd
to influenza at her home in Morct0, (
on Jan. 80. Mrs. Buzz /
lived in Barre for is years and bad
many acquaintance in the Barre Itai {
an colony. Mrs. Samuel Johnson, who |
Sas formerly OF this city -ard known !
oy many as Miss Camille Buzzi. who |
now resides in Chilwak. British Colun-
,ia. is one of two surviving daughters
another daughter and son residing n |
I
Many Barre people, who depend on 4
he electric cars TO convey them to a
heir work in Montpelier, resorted TO 7
he branch train of the Central Yer G
mont this morning. which left on sched a
lie time, $40, for the first time since c
asst Friday morning Three cleo '
ric cars worked off the rails between $
Barre and Montpelier Saturday in an a
ndeavor to reach Barre and Montpel f
err. The Washington street ear that n
rived in Barre early Saturday morn n
ng remained here all day and with b
he assistance of the sweeper served e
he Barre public well from Washington g
treet to Wiley street. The motorman, a
ieorge lawson, and Conductor Mcln- G
osh were given orders to keep the car j,
INNING between these two points. so {,
hat the rails in that distance might q
. kept cleared of ice and snow. This b
'as done until lines of hose were laid e!
cross the rails by the fire department o
hen fighting the Park theatre fire. q
9th Nessrs Lawson and Mclntosh n
tsyed in the Washington street car at q
ne Washington street junct ion. the lat p
II being on duty 80 hours before be- a.
IL relieved, though he had an oppor y
unity TO sleep in the car. Mr. Lawson
Revived call from his home in Mont "
nlier yesterday afternoon that his y
lie was quite III. SO he set out foT his q
'me afoot. there being no other =
cans OF reaching Montpelier. Mr. Ne "
ltosh was relieved last night by %
Gorge Howe Of this city. ~
Card of Thanks. ~