The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-23

The 2lst annual reunion of the 4th
Vermont regiment was held yesterday
afternoon and evening in the hall OF
Brooks post, G. A. r., there being good
attendance. The Woman's Relief corps
served a hash supper and al campfire
held in the evening Colonel Fl. s. Foster
of Calais, who represented his town in
the last legislature, and John II. Senter
Of this city gave addresses.
Railroad and express company EN-
ployes from Barre, Montpelier aud sur
rounding towns gathered in the city hall
auditorium last evening to listen to a
Commute talk by Mr.. Leighton, a rep
resentative OF the bureau of explosives,
interstate commerce commission, on the
handling OF explosives. The lecture was
accompanied by stereoptieon views. The
talk is one of series being given in
four cities in the state, the railroads
co operating with the commerce commits.
sion. There were about $50 present, a
special train being run from Barre.
Laborers were employed yesterday and
to-day digging into the ground on the
state land adjoining the Pavilion hotel.
where the new state building is TO be
erected, the purl ose being to find out
the kind OF soil located there. Densmore
a Leclear, the architects in charge of
the erection Of the building, plan to get
out specifications as soon as possible so
that bids may be advertised. The foun-
dation will probably be put in before
winter comes along and prevents con-
struotion work.
holden Farrar and Paul X. DeBoer
have gone 70 Hanover, n. H., TO enter
Dartmouth college.
Luke L. Connors OF Randolph, a grad
uate of Montpelier seminary, left this
morning for Burlington, where he at
tends the University OF Vermont. after
a few days visit in the city with
friends.
George I. Smith of Terrace street, EN-.
ployed as night man az the car barns Of
the Barre & Montpelier Traction 4 Pow
n company, was painfully injured last
evening about 10 o'clock, when he slipped
while descending from a car on which 4
be had been working. His side was bad.
~ bruised aud Il was feared that sew
raj ribs were fractured but to-day con
.ueions seemed 10 be the extent Of his
INJURIES. Smith had been repairing the 1
.rOlley base and was climbing down on
ne little steps from the roof Of the car
When be slipped, falling heavily the re
Of the distance. He was taken
,ome. where a physician was called 10
xarnine him. lie viii probably BE- able
o resume bic duties neat week.
Mrs. Rosamond WentwTfh Barber,
wife Of Edward +. BARRIER Of las Berlin
treet, died az O'Clock this morning. A
on bern 10 Der yesterday lived only nine
ours. Mrs. Barber was born IN aefer-
on. n. H. ~ years ago neat month.
ne uas married on June u. 1907, and
~ leaves her husband ard = daughter
losa, aged four years also her parents.
o.. and Mrs Lewis WtBtworth Of Mont
siifr. and two BROTHER TIE funeral
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