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

\ street lelt TINS morning for his former
home near Sherbrookc, II. O., where h,
was called by the illness OF his moth
\ err.
Officer +. /. Mcleod is detained from
his duties on the police force by an AT
lection OF the eyes, His place on tn,
day shift is taken by Officer George X
earle.
James Gallagher of Short street re
turned to-day from Colsvile. n. Y.
where he has been engaged for the past
few weeks arecting a monument in the
interests of the Burke Granite com
pany.
Dan A. Perry returned last night from
Cabot, where he conducted an auction
sale yesterday at the j. j. Walbridge
farm. The property belonged to +. l..
Walbridge and large number OF buy
ers were out for the sale.
Frank A. Adams Of Elm street re-
turned last night from Plattsburg, n.
y, where with DR.. c. II. Burr of Mont
pelier he attended gathering of north
ern New York trapshooters. Mr.. Adams
was one OF the runners-up in close
match won by DR.. Burr.
Harry Clark of GranitevilIe was a
visitor in the city last evening while
on his way to Mount Clemens, Mich.
where he will make an extended stay.
Afterwards he will travel through mid
| die western states and the Canadian
Northwest before returning home.
The graduating class Of PlainfieId
nigh school will make a visit to this city
Tomorrow. The class has made ar
rangements to have group picture
taken at the c. Bau studio. During the
day the Plainfeld seniors will visit va
r;ous points Of interest throughout the
city.
Alex. NJ. Troup went this morning
to Graniteyille, where he photographed
a trainload of granite containing TWEEN
ty-three cars, one of the longest freight
ers ever carried down the hill. While
out of the city, Mr.. Troup also took
brdseye views of the quarrying section,
as well as of Barre and surroundings
Mrs. A. w. Gates and Mrs. Joseph
Hoyt, delegates selected by the Sunday
school board of the Hedding Methodist
church to represent that body at the
annual county Sunday school convention.
left to-day for Waterbury, where the as
ISOLATION conyenes to-day. Among 9th
ers who attended the annual gathering
are c. S. Andrews, vice president of the /
organization, H. &. Woodruff and DR..
O. G.. Stiekney, also county officials:
and Mrs. Stickney and Mrs. c. H.
Granger.
Two automobile parties, consisting of
Alderman Fred w. Bancroft, Joseph f. /
Weafer, A. A. Lamorey, Louis Quimby 1
Robert NJ. Murphy. Jack Davidson, 1
James Hayes and al. H. Gerhardt left 1
shortly after noon to-day for Hardwick 1
to witness the baseball game between
Hardwick and the Cuban Giants, against
whom the b. A. c. will be pitted again
to morrow. Messrs. Weafer and David
son will appear in the Hardwick line
up, the former doing the twirling for
the home team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Tonazzi Of Milford
Mass, who were married Wednesday, ar
rived in the city last night for visit
1t the home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. Abbatti
If Bolster place. Mr.. Tonazzi viii be
as former resident Of
Barre and well-known baseball player ,
IN Italian Athletic club teams of two
easons. He has been in Milford about
year. The bride is well-known Mil
ord girl They will visit in Barre until
sunday, when they will return to Mil
ord to take up their residence
c. Bau, the photographer, this week !
anne into posses sion OF the Shores !
tudio in Montpelier once again. Mr..
Eau conducted this studio for a year.
transferring the establishment to Ira
lindsay about a year and half ago.
lr. Lindsay retired from the photo I
raphing establishment TO enter the au. /.
omobile business at Manchester. n r.
he studio, which is located in the Wal
on block at Montpelier, is undergoing u
Extensive renovations by the present .
roprietor. 1t is the purpose of Mr.. Bau !
} retain the stduio until a time !
hen he can dispose of it to favorable n
arties. His time will be divided be- $
Seen the Barre and the Montpelier n
.udios. :.
The second team of the Italian Ath.
tic club made cleanup at North
ED yesterday, when the Mortified high
hool team took the count by IA 10
score. Until the latter half of the oil
nth, it was scoreless slate for the al
,me team, but in that chapter the
hool boys were aided by combination G
circumstances and before the last man b
ent out, trio of TALES came across q
lie plate. Marchesi, the second teams A
ortfeld man, was the individual star bi
the game, as he was credited with
ght assists and two safe ones at bat. NJ
ne batteries were: Cardini and Philip Je
r the Barre team, Vose and Cooper NJ
r the school team. CT
Mrs. Helen Urkuhart of Nashua. \. H.. "
as taken to Waterbury yesterday by
yerseer w. r. Shepard of the poor 4
partment and Officer George X. Garlic
he woman was placed in the state hos -
tai for observation and at some later =,
tie she will likely be committed as a ~
ite charge. Mrs. Urkuhart came TO ~ :,
IRE with her daughter to visit her ~
ter. Soon after arriving she is said ~
have developed symptoms of insanity -,
at threatened at times to take vio- -
It turn. Her condition became so seri- -.
; that the authorities were finally no pe
led and she was examined BY Health
icer DIR. J. II. Woodruff and Dr. Will =
m Mcfarland. II was on their advice ~,
It she was taken to Waterbury. ~
4 deed was registered at the city ~
rk's Office yesterday whereby TIE city No
releases the farm near the line be- =
cen Barre Town and Williamstown -,
m its owner. A. Martinetti. The price or
ned in the deed is $500 Possession =