The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

Vaughan Store.
Regular meeting OF Canton Vinton, NJ
0, tonight at 1880 in Miles hall. Pc
order captain.
Jules W. Green of Burlington arrive
in the city this morning to pass tn
week lend with friends.
Miss Bessie Corrigan left this mornin,
for New York, where she expects to b
employed in hospital.
Home cooked beans, bread, doughnut
and cake will be on sale Mt the Episcopa
vestry Saturday at $3.50.
Charles Il. Barrows of Central stree
has gone to his former home in Yer
gcnnes for a few days visit with rela
! tives.
| A son was born Thursday morning tc
Alderman Edwin keast and Mrs keast
OF Prospect avenue. The child has been
named Edwin Hunter Keast.
John Nelson sr., returned last night
from trip through the Thousand
Islands in the st. Lawrence river. He
has been absent several days.
Mrs. 7. e. Miles Of South Main street
left this morning for Danville, where she
is to pass the remainder of the month
with her daughter, Mrs. Allen Caldwell.
A. Il. Comolli left last night for Bos-
ton, where he will make a weeks bus
mess visit in the interests of Comolli a.
Co. He will also take trip through
Rhode Island before returning to Barre.
Miss Aurelia Boyd of Glover, VINO has
been passing few days with relatives
in Barre Town, went yesterday to West
NJ hor l1.aa, Ea
extended visit before returning to her
home.
John Mahoney, who is taking two
weeks vacation from his duties in the
American Express office. and Harry j.
Kelly OF Pleasant street, went to Wood
bury yesterday to remain for weeks
outing.
Mrs. Gertrude Martin OF Sheridan
street win leave this evening at 5:45
o'clock for Detroit, Mich, where she ex-
poets to make an extended visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Victor Olsen. Before
returning to Vermont Mrs Martin will
also visit in Des Moines, la, and else
where in the middle West.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Marion and
children of Franklin street left to-day
Oh an automobile trip 10 Old Orchard,
Ne. Before returning to Barre at the ex
Dration OF two weeks they will visit rel
itives in Boston and Providence. r. |. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Smith of
North Main street left last night for |
Plymouth, n. H. Mr., Smith received a |
elegram late yesterday afternoon, in |
oFming him of the death OF his aged |
.hn taI tar.
lay following an illness that covered a |
'eriod of several months. They will re-
urn to the city the first part of next
week.
Relief is in sight for those residents Of
Iorth Main street who have so frequent
Y petitioned the city council for sew
r extension near the Second street in
Under the direction of the
rater superintendent, small force of
Zen will start tomorrow the work Of
lying enough sewer pipe to bring the
erminus of the Second street line into
he middle of the river. Pipe for the
EDITION arrived yesterday and was in
oected this forenoon by Chairman J. Y.
oban of the street department and the
ty engineer. One OF the most exacting
etitions for the extension was received .
y the council only few weeks ago and
cps were taken at once TO alleviate the
,nditions. With the extension COM
eted even a prolonged spell of dry !
Gather will not rduce the water in the !
yer TO level with the top of the sew /,
outlet
William Cleveland. painter living
st north Of the Emslie green houses
Berlin, knows how it feels to shoot
'er 25-foot embankment in a Ford
uring ear which he purchased month
70. Beside him in the seat was another
an and the pair were deeply engrossed
the inner workings of the car when
am approached as they neared Dewey
rk. To the east of the highway is a
ecipitous bank which skirts the river,
d when the driver of the car attempt
to make his side of the highway it
smed as though the car took wings
d would 90 over the bank. Perhaps
r. Cleveland applied the wrong lever,
T nothing that he did seemed to halt
e progress of the machine and when it
came apparent that an accident was
minent, the driver and his companion
tn Jumped A quarter of the distance
wn the bank had been covered when
, occupants left the ear. Mr.. Cleve-
I'd straddled tree and his seat mate
Ided in the bushes. Neither was in
ed. With the aid of an electric car,
. machine was hauled from the bank
the river back to the main road and
'ught to the Kennedy garage in Barre
e radiator was badly smashed and
, of the fore lights was gone. Mr..
veland has not beer operating a car
the season