The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-04
TALK OF THE TOWN


Only to May 9 to pay your water rem
before 10 per cent. is added.
e. NJ. Tobin went to waterbury thi
morning on a business visit.
George Emerson went to Mortified
this morning on business visit.
DR.. G. N, Barber sold valuable Hol
stein COW TO Massachusetts, parties las
week.
The vigilance committee Of the Goo
Government club viii meet Wednesda,
evening at 7, at the usual place.
The Philomathian club viii meet to
night at ISIS at the home Of Mrs. Q. Il
Hale for the transaction Of unfinishe'
business.
A. II. Gridiths has finished work Al
barber in Hunts shop and his place !
peing taken by Harold Anderson o
Montpelier.
Don't forget the public dance to b.
given in the X. Of G. hall, Wednesday
evening, May 5th. under the auspices O
the Ladies auxiliary Of the A. Q. II.
N. II. Wood went to his home in Clare
mont, N. FL, Sunday for a weeks visit
His place in Hunts barber shop il being
taken by +. B. Noyes Of Graniteyille.
The roads in the Town are in better
condition than usual. Road Commission
er Witham has started the road machine
on some OF the worst roads and has made
marked improvements.
Gentlemen ~ho arc good dressers will
look for the best fitting green, or OK
blood, Or tan oxfords made by "Ralston
Health people and sold in Barre only
by Peoples Shoe Store.
Charles w. Persons has his "bill Of
lumber" nearly ready 10 build a house
on the Martin farm which he purchased
last fall. Mr. Persons is one Of the
city's successful milk dealers.
The senior class Of Goddard seminary
Of which John Berry is member, sent
a floral tribute to the funeral Of Mark
Berry. brother OF their eIassmate. The
funeral viii be held tomorrow.
Dr. C. n. Barber was in Cabot Thurs
day of last week and tested a herd Of
forty-seYen COWS and found them free
from tuberculosis. There has been more
cattle tested in Cabot than in any other
town in the county.
The Mortified high school base bah
team arrived in the city this forenoon
for their game with spaulding high at
the trotting park this afternoon. Il is
probable that one Of Spauldings second
string pitchers win be given q try-out
In The game.
Attention Loyal Green Mountain
lodge is going TO celebrate its tenth an
niversary on Thursday evening. May g.
Members are requested to procure their
tickets from the amusement committee.
Let al brothers be present and make il
a grand success.
Stonashed owners, take notice. Com
plants having been made to the board
of health In regard to the sanitary con.
ditions around stonesheds, the proprie-
tors are warned to clean up around their
sheds and closets before May s, or prose
BUTTONS viii follow.
The Goddard seminary base ball team
went to Winoosld this morning TO play
the st. MichaePs college nine. The game
scheduled to be played with the Burling-
ton high school tomorrow has been can
eeled By Burlington on the claim that
they are not in shape to play.
Z. n. Seaver returned this morning
from Roxbury, bringing 5000 small trout
which he win place in several Of the
brooks in Williamstown. Mr. Seaver
said he hoped the fishermen would wait
until the 5000 were six inches long be-
fore pulling them out Of the streams.
AS If in prophecy Of the temperance
Of The sun, the trolley people brought
out an open car during the rain this
morning and put il on their Washington
street branch Users Of the trolley be-
tween this city and Montpelier win be
ylad enough when the weather win per-
nit the use Of open cars there.
The scalding Of skimmiiiy and butter.
milk. al directed by the state board Of
health at the creamevies, is proving dis.
astrous to calves and young pigs. One
farmer lost two yalueblae calves and
another lost lot Of small pigs valued
1t twenty dollars. This being a warn
ng for other farmers, seven farmers in
lie town 81 Barre bought cream sepa |
'atofs in one day last week.
Writing from CIaremont. N. H., IN.
Ter date Of May 8, sailor Mack, the
wrestler whoh was recently defeated in
his city by Somervilie, issues chal-
enge as follows: please say in The |
Times for me that ] would like another
nance at Bob Somerville He beat me
ain, but owing To my not being used to
Tie climate ! was not feeling right 1 |
eel sure that / can beat him and ask
he peaople Of Barre to give me another
nance. Yours, Sailor Mack"
At meeting Of the Barre cemetery
last night. Alex. Hanton,
Who has had charge OF Hope cemetery
gently, was chosen as superintendent !
i both that cemetery and ElmWood, his I
ERIN beginning with the first Of May |
III. Hanton will be paid a regular week
Y salary Of Sl5 and the income from
he cemeteries will be turned into the +
fund. while in addition
0 his salary Mr. Hanton will be priv
eyed to set foundations for private par
les, etc. In order to attend to both |
Mr. Hanton will give up his
ccupation Of granite cutting and devote
is Whola time to his new work There
viii be much more at times than one
nan can do, so that the commissioners
vii engage a helper For the last two
T three years, Elmwood cemetery has
een IN charge Of S. H Barnes.
lne-man Saw, Hay Knife, Tr