The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-12
MONTPELIER

Excursion to- AIiasisquoi Park See
adv. on page q
Thirteen car loads Of cement have
been used in the city hall eonstrue.
ton.
Clair Ward, son Of Fl. G Ward Of
Moretown. i progressing rapidly 90 Hea-
ton hospital Mr. Ward suffered a severe
fracture Of one~leg recently
The Firemens club has purchased
six-foot sign to he erected over the elnb
rooms IN the Laird block on Main street.
1.-THE hramen now have their club rooms
fitted up in most comfortable style,
Game Warden II. o Kent received a
telephone message Wednesday from
Warden Hersey Of East Montpelier. tell
ing that he had discovered deer which
had broken one lei and asked what be
should Do about tbs matter Mr.. kens
advised him 10 Kin the deer and report
10 State Fish and Came Commissioner
II. G. Thomas.
The condition 81 the city water sup
/ ply Is better than before the rain last
week Although it did not appear to
have raised IN the rivers any. Berlin
pond is higher than II was previous 70
the rain The water Is much higher
than III was one year ago and under tile
recent conditions there appears 70 be
enough to supply the need for over two
months vet without starting the pump
even II little rain fell
Prof +. IA Hamilton. formerly Nom
Der 81 tie faculty 81 Montpelier semi.
nary. and Mrs Hamilton were in The
eity Wednesday afternoon. Prof Ham.
ilton Is now superintendent Of the town
school distrets Of Bakersfield and FAIR
field, and with Mrs Hamilton has heen
taking an extensive carriage drive
through the state and attended the
teachers conference at Willoughby lake
While 10 Barre yesterday afternoon,
they met Mr. and Mrs Charles Carkson
and daughter of Massachusetts,. who
have been spending several days in
Marshfield and who left last night for
Los Angeles CAL to make their home /
Mrs, GARRISON j. Prof Hamilton's aunt.
Two matches Of singles were played III
the N. III G. A tennis trials yester
day afternoon on The state street court 4
both contests resulting IN victories for
the high point men. The 6rst matea /
was between Hoadley and Theriault 1
Thenault played good game ID bis
second Set, but ~ took him some Time
to get on 70 Ms pacea as he has not 4
been on court before this season A IL
third set was unnecessary. The match +
between Bates and HoadIey started out
in good shape and the FIRST set was very
close for d number Of games. Bates has
d strong nerve which he knows how to
make nse Of Hoadley added the next
series to his string without any apparent
difficulty. The score: noadley beat
Theriault, Go, o.; Hoadley beat
Bates, Ga, 0 Q,
The city ball building committee met
in the office Of George Q. stratton last
night for the purpose Of going over the
plans and The work completed and 70
zee to the awarding of the various inside
contracts. Plans for the ventilation and
heating were discussed and the bids Of
the different contractors were looked
into. 1t was decided to let the heating
and yentilating contract 70 James II.
Dwyer of Boston Mr. DIVER, it Is
was not the lowest bidder.
but in view OF the superior work which
he proposes to do and in consideration
Of some Of his ventilating already com
pleted II public buildings IN satisfac.
tory manner. the committee decided that
il would be for the best interest Of the
city to award this important contract
TO him Specifications and bids for the
we're also sent out as this ID
not included in The above contract
The arrangements are practically COM
pleted for a dissolution OF the partner
ship known as the Lille Granite company
Of this city. This company was formed
January Il 1909, for years partnership
business has. been done under
Che present name for several years The
firm alse conducted the business of the
Deming Hardware company, selling gram
TIE supplies, betting, etG and also 0pe
rated two sheds, the Lille granite shed
and the one formerly run by Brault and
Sargent The members Of the partner
ship were d. x. Lille. G. II Deming,
Charles Kennedy and J D. Sargent. D.
s. Lille will continue the granite bnsi-
ness in the Lille shed @. HI Demng
and Charles Kennedy will take over the
granite supply business Of the Demng
Hardware company and also the Brault
and Sargent she'd. leasing it to Mr.. Sar
gent until January first, as the stone
.or the City hall 4 being cut there
After January first the shed viii be for
+ale. II if Is not sold the firm may put
N men to do cutting then, but ultimate
y they viii so into the building granite
business. Mr. Sargent, i Is understood,
has intended for some time % 90 int03
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