The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-03
TALK OF THE TOWN
Remnant sale at Fits.
JoPasista cnrsata al Fitt

LaResista corsets at Fits.
Thomas Burke OF Seminary street
went to-day to Boston for few days
visit.
Miss Victoria Connolly of Manchester,
n H., is passing several days with rela.
tives in Barre.
1--WE won't 90 home until morning" the
night before the Fourth. Dance in How
land hall tonight.
Miss Kathleen Robertson of Barre City
is spending the summer with Mrs. John
Kelly of west hill.
William Kinney of Barre Town has
gone to Mortified to spend the Fourth
with William Pervier.
Mrs. d. L. Wood of west hill has been
spending few days with her brother,
+. 4. Kinney, of East Barre.
Mrs. Antonio Banchi and children of
Beckley hill went to-day to Boston and
Quincy, Mass, for few days visit.
Persons desiring sick" notices posted
on their premises are urged to eommuni-
cate with police headquarters at once.
Fred Farrand of Elm street returned
this morning from st. Johnsbury, where
he has been making a weeks business
visit.
Gordon Riddell has vacated the room
in the Aldrich block and until a more
suitable location be found will be at his
home in South Barre. Phone 1915.
Miss Florence Frye of Boston arrived
in the city to-day for a weekend visit
at the no mbofc ETA0INUSTAOIt-c Csc
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Mann of 81 Wellington street.
Mrs w. r. Guthrie. who has been
making two weeks stay in Barre at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eli Densmore, of Brook street, returned
this forenoon to her home in Boston.
Firecrackers are to be sold only be-
tween midnight tonight and IL o'clock
tomorrow night. A number of dealers
have secured permission from the fire
chief and the aldermanie fire committee
to sell explosives.
DIR. Z. B. Whitaker of Merchant street
went this forenoon to st. Adams, where
as one of the state officers. of the
Knights Templar. he will participate in
the observance of 100 years of peace be-
tween the United States and Great Brit
ain.
A. Morandi and son of Third street
left this forenoon for New York, whence
they are to depart next week on a trip
across the continent. Their destination
is San Francisco and ii the climate
agrees with the elder Morandi they will
take up their residence on the Pacific
coast.
A. Rocco, a travelling agent for the
Gionale Italiano, a New York morning
daily. arrived in the city this morning
to remain for a business visit OF several
DAYS. The Gionale has a considerable
number of subscribers in this vicinity
and it is the custom of the managers to
confer frequently with its readers in
respect to policy, etc.
Annually. the waters Of Berlin pond
offer up for rodmen an extraordinary
sized pickerel. according to those well
acquainted with the waters. The plum
this season belongs to James T. Parker
Of Averill street, who returned yester-
day from Berlin with a piekerel that
measured a fraction over two feet in
length and tipped the scales for four
pounds and one ounce. In landing his
catch Mr.. Parker had a rather unique
experience. The pickerel was caught
with but a small hook and as he reeled
his line in the piekerel gave battle.
Plunging hack and forth under the boat.
the pickerel finally lunged forward and
caused Parker to lose his balance and
fan headiong into the pond. He re-
gained his position in the boat in few
moments and then resumed the fight 20
land his quarry. In order to effect the
catch he was obliged 70 slip his forcing
er under the fins II the pickereI's mouth
as Il drew alongside the boat. His in
dex finger was badly bitten.