The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ill Warmers Rust Proof corsets, every
II pair guaranteed Henry w. Knight.
III Hendricks Wild Cherry Balsam u
III guaranteed to cure your cough, or none,
III back.
III Mrs. Andrew Restelli returned yestec
II day from Colorado Springs, Colo, whei
II she has been visiting her husband for thf
II past week.
II Thomas Martin of Plattsburg arrived
in the city yesterday for a visit at the
X home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Parker OF
II Hill street.
II Henry Recor of Glenwood avenue left
II Saturday for Williamstown, where he
II has secured employment at the Martin
II meat store.
II j. l. Stone, who has been visiting in
|| the city as the guest of Mrs. NJ. Pat
1 terson for few days, returned yester-
Il day to Cabot.
Il Leo Rothchild, who has been spend
h ing several days in the city in the m
terests of the Buffalo, Mfg. CO., left
] last night for Boston.
\ The dance held in the Rowland hall
| Saturday night under the auspices OF
the Riley singing orchestra was attend
ed by fifty.nine couples.
Mrs. Walter Boardman, who has been
visiting relatives in the city for the
past Ten days, returned this forenoon
to her home in Middlebury.
The social dance held in the Miles
hall on Saturday night was well attend
ed. The Barre opera house orchestra
furnished music for the dance.
Miss Katherine Ahern of East street
returned last evening from Waterbury,
where she has been visiting as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard lockwood.
Miss Mary Topper, student at God.
dard seminary is assisting the teach
ing corps at the Brook street school dur
ing the absence of one of its members.
G. r. Wiley, who has been spending
several days at the home of his son,
Clyde II. Wiley, of South Main street
has returned to his home in Essex juno
tion.
Miss Lua Higgs Of Hillside avenue.
who has been confined to her home for
some time, was able to resume her duties
to-day at the j. G. Griggs insurance
offices.
! The members of the Peoples academy
basketball team returned yesterday to
Morrisvile The Peoples Spaulding
game slated for tonight has been de- |
| ferred.
James Sheriffs returned to-day to |
Waterbury, after passing few days in I
the city as the guest Of friends. Sherlffs |
attended the Eagles banquet and ball on
Saturday night
Mrs. d. S. Sylvester and daughter,
Miss Ethel Sylvester, who have been
spending few days with friends in
the city, returned Saturday night to
their home in Mortified.
DIR. Wentworth Stewart who has been
conducting a mission at the Heddn9
Methodist church for the past ten days,
left last night for Ipswich Mass, where
he will remain for an indefinite period.
Paul Seampni of North Main street
returned yesterday from Burlington,
where he refereed the Montpelier high
school Burlington high school basketball
game Saturday evening. The game was
won by Montpelier.
Peter Merlo of Granite street returned
yesterday from a visit to Colorado
Springs, Colo. Mr.. Merlo, returning to
Barre. visited at Dies Moines as the
guest of Leslie Wright and Joseph DOM
brouskie, former Barre residents, who
are employed in the granite industry Of
that city.
Capt. Newell Barber of the East Mont
pelier road attended the session held by
the officers OF the militia from this see
ton of the state at Montpelier Saturday
night. The meeting was presided over ,
by Lieut.. Mygatt, formerly located at
Plattsburg with the Fifth infantry and :
now of Montpelier. Among those pres !,
ent were officers from Montpelier, North =
field, St. Johnsbury and other places in
the northern part of the state. The I,
session was devoted to a general discus
sion OF the army regulations OF 1911.
Interesting letters have been received a
in this city from Earl c. Hayden, for n
mer Barre boy. who was graduated from
Norwich university in 1909. Mr.. Hayden 9
is now in kamloops, b. c., employed in a
construction work by the Canadian Pa 1
life railroad. AT the present time, he is e
engaged with other engineers in com o
Dleting the locations for 25-mle line r,
through the Cascade mountains. The
new strip of road is to cost $4,000 per t,
nile and the engineers are confronted A
With many difficulties in preparing the b
way for the builders. Plans must DC Il
made for retaining walls mea surfing from c,
to 100 feet on one side to keep the g
rains from toppling over into the Fraser
liver many rods below, while on The cl
ther side of the road, deep cuts are G.
eing made in the mountain, The line Q,
; TO be interrupted by several tunnels, I'll
aryng in length from 200 feet to ono. er
alf mile. as well as several eulverts. III
Beginning this forenoon, patrons of
he traction line operating between ii
'arre and Montpelier will have access pr
0 a well appointed waiting room which 81
dions the main offices of the Consoli BY
ated Lighting Co.'S new quarters in the On
ldrich building. The traction road was II
gently taken over by the c. II. Tenney co
orporation and the introduction of w
aiting room is a part of the corpora
on policy to make its public service as We
erfeet as possible. Although the north re
pom in the corner section OF the block Tn
as opened for waiting purposes to-day. ma
he furnishings are not expected to ar IN
We until the middle of the week. BY IS
he last of the week, the waiting room Sc
i'll be fitted with seats and other con- ca
snienees. The room will be opened al wi
45 o'clock every morning by a police To-
an and closed by the conductor on the IN
st car leaving for Montpelier at night.
he early opening hour will give the de
rgest benefit to stonecutters, who APP pc
'eciate a warm place when waiting for mis-
rs bound north and south to the stone ter
eds. The parcel delivery service and OF