The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-26
TALK OF THE TOWN


Last chance Rluberries for canning
: l2c basket. Diyersi Fruit Co.
, Don't forget your Granite Mutual fir
insurance assessment due on or befor
September |,
Harvest ball, Camp Comfort, Curt
lake, Calais, Friday evening, Aug. Is
! Full bill, $3.50.
Miss Bertha S. Ripley of Massachu
sets is passing a short vacation witt
her sister, Mrs. Herbert A. Rugg, of Hal
street.
A regular meeting OF st. Johns court
No. 522, will be held on Thursday even
ing, Aug. 81. A full attendance is re
quested.
The condition of Mrs John Gamble
who recently submitted 10 an operation
at the City hospital, is reported to b.
improving
Harry Jewett of Boston, who has
been spending the past few weeks al
St, Johnsbury, arrived in the city this
forenoon to make an extended visit.
Thomas Davidson who was called 10
the city last week by the death OF his
father, John c. Davidson returned to-
day to New York to resume his duties
at the Baltimore hotel
Stephen Driscoll of st. Adams, a pas
senger agent for the Central Vermont
railroad, returned to st. Adams this
morning after spending few days in
the city on business.
Republican voters of Barre are remind
ed that the Republican caucus for elect
ing delegates to the county district and
state conventions will be held at the
city hall Thursday evening, Aug. p.
A daughter, Beyerlee Alice Vignault,
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wig
nault at Littleton, N. H., on Sunday,
August %. Mrs. Vignault will be re-
membered as Miss Mae Carson, formerly
OF Barre,
Alderman A. r. Bruce and Mrs, Bruce
of Brooklyn street are absent on an ex-
tended automobile trip through the
Champlain valley. They will also visit
in Albany and New York before return
ing home at the end of two weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. +. +. Newell and son OF
French street returned to-day from Al
burg, where they have been passing an
outing on the shores of Lake Champlain.
Mr.. Newell viii occupy the pulpit at the
Hedding Methodist church next Sunday
Alexander vicari. the infant son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Giovanni Vicari of 50
Blackwell street, passed away this morn
ing at o'clock, death following an i'll
ness of one month with intestinal trou-
BILE. The child was five months old and
leaves brothers and sisters The funeral
viii be held from the house Thursday
afternoon at . o'clock and the interment
will be made in Hope cemetery,
According to a revised estimate of
the damage to the Stanley steamer car
owned by Persons & Berg, the inner
workings of the machine were not at.
fected by the fire nor was the upholster-
ing damaged as badly as was at first
The big car was put into COM
mission again yesterday afternoon and |
this morning it resumed its regular trip |
from Barre to Montpelier and Hardwick |
st. Johns court, No. 522, Catholic |
Order OF Foresters is making extensive /
for it's annual clambake I
md picnic at Dewey park Saturday. It
: proposed to make an all dav affair of |
he outing with a dance program at the
,ark pavilion in the afternoon. An ex-
,ert chef will be engaged TO have charge
# the clambake. Louis Guylette is the
hief ranger of the court and J, f. Muir
'hy is the secretary
Smith & Dashner, real estate agents
we're in Cabot up near West Danville,
yesterday, holding an auction sale Of
cal estate and personal property for
rank Chandler. The farm was sold to
'ilas Houghton for 5000; five, two. and
hree yearo old cows, all to freshen in /
larch, averaged S53 per head; five young 1
boats, weight 80 to 10 pounds, averaged {
9.75 per head All tools and household (
GODS brought exceptionally good prices.
7. +, Smith, auctioneer. 4
With barrel" of fun and laughter '
nd before a fairly good house for an Z
pener, the J. c. Rockwell sunny South
Dmpany displayed southern mirth at I
he opera house last evening. The o
Wrong johnson was the center of at
-action. This was three-act farce t
esides this, all kinds of dancing, buck lc
nd fancy, were exhibited, as well as ;
taut-wire walking and other o
leh diversions The audience had its Z
rst glimpse of the artists work on We II
lrtain and scenery, On the curtain a
Fry good scene of CamePs Hump with y
5 picturesque surroundings is shown a
I'd it is rather more interesting than L
as the old scene. Il
Before Judge Frank J. Martin in pro- b
tie court at Montpelier yesterday, two b
lrre lads Joseph Casarico of Railroad Il
rect and Frank Calevro of Cambria K
rect were arraigned on charges of lar
ny Both boys were adiudged guilty Il
ID the court sentenced them to serve Il
e remainder of their minorities in the Il
ate industrial school at Vergennes. fC
9TH Casarico and Calevro were taken in lie
stodv by local officers a few weeks BIZ
o when il was learned that they had Il
en- purloining chickens at the north ri
d. Eight broilers were included in cl
g loot and when the bows attempted NJ
market the produce on North Semi hr
rv street the suspicious of people in ra
at locality were aroused. A woman al
id the youthful dealers Soc each for o.
e chickens, but they were not to en- iii
: their i'll gotten gains very long. An gr
icer brought them to police headquart- at
j, but because OF their tender ages IL 81
Is decided 70 take them before the ex
obatr Judge, as provided in the or
flutes II,
Two Mortified respondents were listed
the blotter at police headquarters
: morning George Thompson. who is
ployed as a wool carder. pleaded gull 81
to a first Ofiense ana maid a 81 fine