The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-24
TALK OF THE TOWN
Palm. Beach cloth at Abbott's.

See the new tub skirts at Naughan's
The Misses Gregware left the city thi
morning for Middlebury, where they will
make visit OF several days with rela
tives.
a 7, +. Mclaughlin, publisher OF trad,
paper in Boston, has returned to his
!. home, after few days in the Barr,
granite belt.
Mrs. w. L. Wilcox has returned tc
Moretown, after spending few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Airs. Il. A
: Slayton OF South Main street.
4 Gordon II. Guy of Graniteyille was a
I visitor in the city this morning while
on his way to Sherbrooke, p O., where
!; he expects to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mears and SON.
! William, who have been passing few
days at their former home in Barre, have
/ returned to their home in Haverhill,
Mass, making the trip by automobile.
Deputy Sheriffs Dennis Donahue Of
Graniteville, Wilbur Cutler of South
Barre, G. L.. Morris and Ell. j. Slayton
of this city went to Montpelier early
this morning, having been called in con-
ference with Sheriff F. II. Tracy.
Charles Bianchi & Sons opened their
West Second street granite manufactur-
ing plant this morning with sizeable
! gang of men resumihg work after long
period of inactivity. Bianchi & Sons
are rushing to complete number of
large orders.
The remains of Clayton Bigelow, a
former Barre business man, whose death
in Dorchester, Iass., last Thursday fol-
lowed brief illness, arrived in the
city Saturday accompanied by Mrs. Bige-
low and Glenn Bigelow of Washington,
tbrother of the deceased The body was
removed to Hooker & Co.'S undertaking
establishment and yesterday it was TAX.
en- to Washington, where large number
OF friends met the funeral party and es-
corted them to the village cemetery,
where interment was made. William
Bigelow of Worcester, brother of the
Dorchester man, was among the rela-
tives who made the trip from this city
to Washington.
i Carpenters and stone masons began
| this morning the work of erecting an
office in the rear of the Sortwel estate |
building on Depot square. The structure |
is to occupy hitherto unused space at
the rear OF the Ross barber shop and is
to be utilized by George NJ Marion in |
connection with his retail and wholesale /
tobacco business and booking interests. |
A passage way is to connect the new
building with the rear end OF the cigar
store. Since he introduced the mileage
and steamship brokerage in his business,
MIR. Marion has been cramped for room
in his Depot square store. The erection
OF the new office building, which viii be
completed within 10 days, is expected to
solve this problem of congestion.
An invitation extended by the Barre
Board of Trade to the Vermont branch
of the ladieg of the Maecabees to hold
its annual state rally here this wear
has elected a favorable reply from Miss !
Bina M. West OF Port Huron, Mich, SUI
preme commander, to whom is referred I
all invitations relating to state meetings.
In communication TO the president OF /
the Board of Trade Miss West expresses 4
deep appreciation for the invitation and
bespeaks for the Vermont Maccab bees
warm reciprocation OF the invitation
should they decide TO come here in 1915.
Miss West goes on to say that she has
referred To presidents letter to Miss
Rose Miller OF Pawtucket, r. l., supreme ,
commander of Vermont, who has full
charge of the work in this state. Local T
Maccabees are quietly working TO have G
the state rally here.
Charles Peno. a milk peddler who is q
employed on the Nichols milk route, >
came into city court late Saturday aft 4
arnoon and reversed his earlier plea OF
not guilty TO a charge of pointing a
firearm. Several witnesses had been !,
subppnaed by the state, but when the
announced his decision not TO y
question the charge, the witnesses were
allowed TO depart. Magistrate II. W. y
Scott gave the man a lecture against u
otng a gun and pulling il without Y
A fine of IS and costs was
imposed and the respondent paid Grand al
Juror William Wishart represented the II
tate and the respondent retained At ri
orney :. Hollister jackson in the case "
William r. Carley. the man who looked
INTO the muzzle OF Peno's gun. accord
NC 10 his own story. states that a ques- Z.
ion Of trespsss and not the retail price r.
n milk was involved in the trouble on n
Prospect street early Saturday morn.
ne. 70
This morning Constable George l.. &c
iorris. armed with a warrant placed in m
is hands by the city clerk Saturday, Al
tarted out on the trail Of all dogs ~
whose owners have either refused or III
eglected 20 license there for the ensu Il,
ao year. An observer noticed no fewer
han rs dogs without tags on the streets q
aturday. but the constable is salts IN
ed that this number does not adequate =,
Y account for al the derelicts roam E
Nc 81 viii about town, and by the a.
nj n the week he expects 20 have the h,
an stock on his trIsty rife wei Gov u,
red with notches. II the owner Of A.
agrant dog is conveniently near AZ "a,
and when bis canine IS captured. be =,
IN be given an opportunity 10 pay tho NJ
gcessive license fee and costs. Other q.
ise the dog will b. furnished With =,
-es ticket 30 the happy hunting IN,
rounds s4
New complications with hearing on ~
cal conditions have ARISEN ont ~ pr
alyis decision 10 take e hand IN Eu- II
,pesn hostilfties. Probably uo govern ~