The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-21


wood.
Natalie vanetti of the vanetti Granite
Co., has gone to Boston to attend the
annual convention of the monument
dealers.
Miss Beth c. Sanders Of jefferson
street is taking a two weeks vacation
from her duties as cashier in the Day
light store.
William Collins of Troy, N. Y. was
"a visitor in the city yesterday on his
way to Hardwick, where he has secured
employment.
Miss Albina Conley of Manchester, n.
H., is making an extended visit at the
home of her uncle, Peter Hamel, of Wei
lington street.
John Collins, a Norwich university
student, began work at the city engi-
neer's office this morning, succeeding
John T. Whitney, who recently went
to West Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Cave, jr., and chill
dren of Wellington street left to-day
on an extended trip through Maine, in
the course of which they will visit
friends in Portland.
Frank Root, former student at God
dard seminary, who has been spending
several days as the guest of Charles
Hoernle of Cliff street, returned this
forenoon to his home in Charlotte.
w. r. Wood, who has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. George w Mann for
several days, went yesterday to Wood
stock, where he will make a short visit
before returning to his home in Dorehes-
ter, Mass
Alfred Bird, who has been spending
the past ten days in the city at the
home OF his brother, David Bird, of
Maple avenue, returned to-day to Spring
field, Mass to resume his duties with
the Springfield Advertising Co.
Wednesdays arrivals at The Buzzell
hotel were as follows: II. j. Skevck, New
York; S. Mayses, Boston w. Waters,
ii. A. Trussell, New York; ]. W. Sillo-
way, Marshfeld; Paul Potter, Water
bury
Paul Davis of Worcester, Mass. ar
rived in the city yesterday, being called
here by the illness of his mother. Mr..
Davis is now connected with telegraph
concern in Worcester, having been for
merly employed in a similar capacity in
Boston.
Enrico Modiea, who for several years
conducted barber shop on North Main
street and last week sold his establish
ment to two local men, has gone to
Montpelier where he has entered part
nership in barber shop in the Bianchi
building.
Remember the Old Cutler Corner
School association picnic Thursday Of
this week, the 2lst The committee ask
everyone to make an effort to come and
bring the children. There will be an
orchestra for dancing. Let all the young
people of the association be present.
With the annual Orleans county fair
in sway at Roaring Brook park at Bar
ton, a number of Barre men are max
ing three days stay at Orleans. 9th
ers left the city to-day to attend the
races this afternoon, and among the lat.
ter number were Alderman +. w. Ban
croft, R. NJ. Murphy and James Hayes.
Albert Milne and John Wood of
Mortified arrived in the city this fore
noon to pass the day with friends.
Work in every shed in Mortified was
to-day, owing to lack of cleo
trio power, which is generated in More
town. It is expected that work will
be resumed in the Mortified sheds to- !
morning.
To aid in the celebration of "Barre |
day" on Friday, the management of the
Italian A. c. have arranged for ball |
game with the Graniteville A. c. The |
game will start at AIS. The game win |
be one of the best of the season, as
is rated ON a par with the |
Italians. The Italians were favored
with a victory at Graniteville a short !
time ago by close score, The Granite
Vile team will be strengthened for the /
game. Williams and Feeley will be the t
battery for Granteyille. Weaferi and
Comolli will be in the points for the
Italians.
One of the rife cracksmen picked 20
represent the Vermont National Guard
At the national rifle shoot at Camp
Perry, o., next week is Lieut.. Clar-
ence LaPage of Barre Town, who is
me of the officers of Co. H of Mont
Deler. Lieut.. LePage attained good
average in the competitive shoot FOR
team membership held at Forth Ethan
Allen during the encampment of the
state militia there ten days ago. There
nave been selected from Vermont Guard,
Is men for the team, to be accompanied
Dy three team officers. From the Is
men selected to make the trip to Camp
Perry, but IL will represent Vermont
n the national shoot.
Negotiations were completed yester
lay whereby William Rock of Granite
street acquires the property on Farwell
street known as the Louis Brlssaw
The sale price is not an
Under the supervision of The
lew owner, the house and outbuildings,
large horse barn, will I'M
lergo thorough renovation as a part
II the proprietor's plan to transform the
,lace into horse farm. There are three
,eres of land adjacent to the property
md by late autumn Mr.. Rock expects
o have a large number of horses sta
Toned there. j. Thompson, who has
occupied the Brasssw heuse for several
1ears, will move his family into the
rouse on the same street which he re-
emily purchased of John Pfeifle, who
las gone to Milford n. H.. to live. MIR.
Rock will vacate the house on Granite
street which he now occupies before
sept, ].