The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. George S:.npson OF Bos
ton are visiting at the home OF A. Simp
son of West street.
Mrs. Henry Petrie left Saturday night
for Boston, where she will visit rela-
tives for a few days.
b. Il. Beauregard returned Saturday
night to his home in Springfield, after
passing a few days iL the city.
Miss Mary Mccarthy OF Summer
street who has been employed at the
City bakery for several months, com.
pleted her duties Saturday
Mr. and Mrs J. j. Shaughnessey, who
have been passing several days in
Barre and vicinity, returned last night
to their home in Springfield, Mass
F. W. Mears, a former resident OF
Barre, who has been visiting relatives
in Barre and Plainfield, returned yester-
day to his home in Haverhill, Mass.
Miss Kate Coburn of Plainheld and
Miss Marion Whitney Of Rutland are
passing few days in thetcity as the
guests of friends ON upper Washington
street
Mrs. n. yenetti and daughter, Miss
Angelini Fenetti, OF Pearl street return
Led this morning from Waterbury, where
they have been spending few days
with relatives.
Miss Sadie Fifeld, who has been EN-
ployed in the Kendriek pharmacy for the
past two years, completed her duties
Saturday, and began work this morning
in the Vaughan store.
Fall has shown reversal of form in
the matter of flowers. G.. O. Averill
picked a nosegay of dandelions here in
the city yesterday and lawns in more
than one section wC=e dotted with the
little yellow blossoms to-day.
Willis G, Scott, who arrived in the
city yesterday from Brandon to-day
took charge of the barber shop ON Pearl
street recently purchased by James BEN
nett Mr.. Scott viii conduct the bssi-
ness for Mr. Bennett and four chairs
will be operated
Among the over-Sunday visitors in
the city were Miss Jennie Frederckson
OF Plaintield, Harry LePage Of Crafts
bury, Warner Rich OF Windsor. Miss
Marion Croteau of East Hardwick and
n. l.. Baker Of Plainfeld.
Frank Densmore, who accompanied
the remains of his brother. Z. A. Dens-
more, to North6eld for burial last week.
left last night for his home in Haverhill,
Mass. after spending a few days, in
Barre as a guest of SIR and Mrs. +. L.
Densmore OF Brook street.
Alberto Bottomin of Brandon arrived
in the city this morning to pass several
weeks with his brother, John Bottomini,
of the Diversi Fruit store. Mr.. Bottom
I'M is an enthusiastic deer hunter and
for the past seven years he has brought
down buck every season. He viii be
ready for the woods on Nov. 10, when
the open season for deer begins.
Saturday the lid was lifted on all
manner of fur bearing animals and
from now on to the declining days of
winter most of the fur bearers that in
habit Vermont may be taken in traps
Or shot. The state imposes vigorous
for violations of the game
laws and there are certain animals that
,an be taken only in stipulated numbers.
The open season for deer begins Novem-
Der 10 and continues through the re-
of the month.
Long street and other neighborhoods
N the third ward are not to be without
skating rink the coming winter. |
Through the efforts of the younger ele-
nent in that vicinity, large area in
Parker park, so called, off Long street !
las been transformed into an excellent |
ink A natural basin made the work |
,asier for the youngsters and it was nee |
'ssary to construct earth walls only on !
wo sides of the rink. Last winter a sue |
essful skating rink was maintained on
'arker park
Through the vigilance of clerks at the
-ash Bargain store Saturday night. a |
rio of small boys were detected in the I
lct of shop-lifting All of the young
tiers were under l6 and local police off |
ers and the municipal court had no iur-
sdiction when complaints were made
The lads were accompanied to the po-
ice station and then allowed their lib
rty after making q full confession. ac-
ording to the officers. 1t is said that
everal stores along North Main street
ave been subjected to the petty raids
f young lads, who travel in gangs. Sew
raj losses have been reported at differ
mt times in the past month and sharp
ratch has been kept for the perpetra- 4
ors. The boys, who are alleged to have
cen implicated in Saturday nights af-
air, have been reported to probate court
nd il is probable that the end of the
.eek viii see them arraigned before
udpe Frank J. Martin