The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-12
TALK OF THE TOWN


is spending several days in Bennington
and Troy, n. y.
Charles Willard of Winthrop, Mass.
is spending several days in the city al
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Jones
of fremont street.
Mrs George +. Willis, who has been
visiting friends in Barre for the past
ten days, returned this morning to her
home in Nergennes.
Augustus Gustaveson, who has been
employed in Concord, n. H., for the
/ past two months, returned to Barre last
night and will make his home here dur
! ing the summer months.
Miss Eleanor Zero, nurse at the Fan.
ME Allen hospital, Winooski, is max
! ing an extended visit in the city at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Lam
der of South Main street.
Glenn Mclaughlin, who is employed
at the Daylight store, went yesterday
to his home in Mortified, where he will
recuperate from an attack of measles,
which has detained him from work for
the past fortnight
The Beacons of Manchester. " H., are
the champions of the Manchester city
league. The team is well organized and
has been playing together for years.
Every position is in charge of stellar
players. Don't fail to see this game
of games.
Joseph Z. Weafer of Academy street
went yesterday TO Morrsvillc, where he
attended the graduating exercises of
Peoples academy, from which institu-
tion he was graduated several years ago.
Yesterday, Mr.. Weafer's sister, Miss
Mary Weafer, was one OF the 1913 grad
yates.
Miss Clara Sole, who has been making
an extended stay ut her former home in
Scotland, arrived in the city this morn
ing from Montreal, p. o. where she re-
Gently landed from the Royal Canadian !
liner, the Royal Edward. Miss Sole win |
pass the summer with friends in Barre. |
George y. Tilden, c. w. Mcmillan
and w, B. Mower went this forenoon
to Burlington, where they will attend
the annual grand lodge meeting of Yer
mont Masons. This evening they will
attend gathering of the order OF high
priesthood and tomorrow they will par
ticipate in the annual gathering of the
grand chapter.
John Isaacson of the firm OF Knutson
Isaacson, poIishers, had his left foot
rushed yesterday, when a l,000.pound
ironing" wheel fell as its supporting
hahn snapped, and the weight landed :
N the foot. Greater injury was pre- |
'ented by the weight falling on a piece :
# timber, which partially protected the
DOT.
A squad Of regulars from Canton Vim
on, No. 8. =. NJ, will participate in
competitive drill at Music ham this
vening as the feature of the opening
Program. Thomas G. Carswell and F. f.
;ladding, both of whom are former Off
ers of the Vermont National Guard,
viii be the judges. 1t is proposed to
make the drill one Of the most i'm !
ressive features of the Flowerland ba
aar this week at the hall.
A few moments before the whistles )
ounded AT noon to-day, one of the East
rn Estate Tea Co.'S delivery horses,
riven by Harley kenerson of Church
treet- became frightened near the post 4
flee and ran at breakneck pace to ;
he end Of the ear line on South Main
lftfis ENCUOOl GltiAUi HH bii lilflt WAY
ONE to dinner were several times in
anger of being run down, but the prog 4
sss of the frightened animal was ar
asted at length by Fred X. Hall, the
1uth-end butcher.
John Casteli of Halves place, who was
liured about the limbs and body last
eek when an automobile crashed into
moving street car near Wiley street. 2
as reported TO be somewhat improved 4
condition yesterday. Contrary to the ;
,ars at first entertained, Mr.. Casteli
d not sustain fracture of the right z
& although his bruises viii confne him
, the house for several weeks. Two I
her principals in the accident, David :
ania of Summer street and Alex. Simp
m of Seminary street are making ia
,rable progress toward recovery and Z
9TH are able to be about the house.
A. Martinetti who recently sold his
rm on the line between Barre Town :
ID Williamstown TO the city has pur-
ased the Boyee farm. so-called, on
est hill. Mr.. Martinell has already
Gated the citv's newly acquired prop
ty and is moving his household goods
the Boyce place, having sold many of
: personal effects at an auction last
turday. The Boyce farm is one of
e largest in the west hill section and
e new owner will devote his whole
ne to dairying, it being his purpose
raise and keep a large herd of Jcr
' cows as an adjunct to dairy which
intends will be conducted along mod
! and improved lines. On the orig
Il Narinetti place which is located sc
ar the headwaters Of the Bolster res
roir, the city expects to move BE Sc
ildngs and leave the land contiguous
its water source entirely free from
lants.