The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-30
TALK OF THE TOWN


Miss Nora Leary of Boston is visiting
Miss Nettie Henry of South Barre for d
few days.
d. A. Eastman returned to-day TO his
home in Tcpsham, after few days visit
in the city.
| l. l.. Thomas OF Burlington arrived in
the city yesterday to pass few days as
the guest OF friends.
Thomas Gillette Of Proctor arrived In
the city last night to pass the coming
few weeks as the guest of relatives.
Benjamin Prestini OF Short street re-
turned to-day from Old Orchard Me-,
where he has been spending the past
month.
John Massuco, who has been spending
the past week in the city as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. j, B. Sanguinetti of
North Main street, left to-day for his
home at Bellows Falls.
Deaconess Mary Tileston. who has
been absent on a trip through northern
| Vermont, has returned to Barre to re-
sumo her work in connection with the
Church of the Good Shepherd.
Mrs. w. V. Hood, who was injured In
an automobile accident near Jones Bros
Sunday, was able to leave the City hos
pital to-day for her home in East Tops
ham. Her condition is quite comfortab bic.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Borgh and family
of North Main street returned last night
from South Woodbury.. where they have
been spending the past four weeks at
Woodbury. pond. Mr.. Borgh reopened
his store on North Main street this fore.
noon, after a months suspension of
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Bartlett Of Hol-
yoke, Mass, who have been having an
outing at Berlin pond, are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Hanton of Merchant
street. Mr. Bartlett is the superintend
ent Of Forestdale cemetery in Holyoke |
and his first introduction TO the beauties |
OF Vermont scenery on the occasion OF |
the cemetery superintendent outing
here in June made his resolve that his |
vacation this year would be spent in
the Green mountain country.
Time having had its way with two
giant maple trees in front of the w. NJ.
Holden residence on South Main street,
two woodsmen began the work of level
ling them to the ground this forenoon.
For many years both trees have shield
ed large area of lawn from the summer
sun, but recently the owner observed
signs of deterioration. A tree surgeon
employed to examine the trees found
hem 10 be affected with tree disease
peculiar to the maple and recommended
hat they be removed.
Nelson j. Glidden, the popular operator
VI the cinematograph machines for the
henderson concern, owners of the Pavil-
on and Dreamland theatres, is detained
rom his duties by injuries received at !
be Capt. Hall and Col Latlip show !
on Berlin street Tuesday after.
ioon. Glidden made a pilgrimage 20 the /
Merry go round at the entrance to the Q
ig midway of the carnival. He was en- :
Dying himself immensely when of a I
udden the chariot he was mounted on 5
eeled backwards and threw him TO the Z
round. His right arm was bruised. At Il
rst il was thought that his arm WIS c
racturcd {
Miss w. T. Humphrey, who has been )
pending several days in the city as Z
usst Of relatives on North Main street. Z
sturned this forenoon TO her home in /
oston. Mrs. II. w. Shores of Hall
ireet left this morning for St Johns Fl
ury 10 make a weeks visit with rela- &,
ives. Thomas Davidson and John y
lare Of the Italian A. c. went this fore r,
con TO ST. Johnsbury to appear in the Il
Johnsbury lineup against Littleton. .,
I. IT, this afternoon. Victor Beaulac OF il
orth Main street left on an early Il
orning train for Sherbrooke. p. o. Il
here he viii pass several DAYS with n
.latives. William Durkee went this n
.renoon 70 Groton. where he plans 10 =
end q few dsys in camp. Hamilton f.
luares. who has been making . trip -
rough the lumber woods 81 Orange. 4
AZ visitor in the city today while on Il
: Wy bone e Fitchhurg, Mass. N