The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-24

Walter Fl. Crockett is in charge of the
secretary of states office at the State
House, during the absence of Rawson
Myriok, the deputy secretary, who is
visiting relatives in Bridport.
Work is being rushed on that portion
of the Rialto building which will be oc-
cupied by the Western Union Telegraph
company, as the lease calls for occu-
pancy the first of next month. Those
in charge of the building believe that
at least that part of the building will
be finished in time.
Franklin Bailey of State street has
gone to Amherst, Mass, where he has
entered Amherst college.
Angelo Lamperti Of Barre street has
returned from New York City, where he
met his son, who arrived from Italy
after three years visit. The younger
Lamperti plans to return to Montpelier
within few days.
About 100 persons enjoyed a clam bake
at the Montpelier Conutry club last even
ing, CLAIMS, sweet corn and lobster being
included in the menu which was prepared
and served under the direction of George
White. The bake was held on the veran-
da of the club house. The committee
in charge of the affair was George Put
nam, Lance Shepard and II. o. Miller.
Complaint was made to the police this
morning that two Spaniards with pugi-
listic ambition had been having an en-.
counter on the railroad track near Gran
ito street and had been separated only
with difficulty by S. II. Mills, the pro-
prietor of the Mills Granite plant The |
police are investigating the matter. Eu- |
sebo Fernandez and jose Deigo are al
legged TO have been the combatsnts, the |
trouble growing out of the claim of the
latter that Ferandez owed him some mon.
ey and had refused 10 pay.
Football enthusiasts will be forced TO
wait until Tuesday afternoon before
they witness an exhibition of the grid
ron sport, the Montpelier seminary team
having made arrangements 20 20 20 st.
Iohnsbury tomorrow TO meet the 81.
Iohnsbury academy team. Tuesday aft.
'rnoon on the hill, the high school team
md the alumni eleven organized BY
Jock" Bartlett win play the first local
- win be former stars. including Cul.
en-, Smith, Collins, A. Laird, Bartlett
nd Downs.
Charles Moore, who has been employed
or the past year a. drummer in the
Sew Conique theatre. completed his du- !
ies yesterday and left for Detroit.
Itch, where he has secured a position.
Henry Laird left last evening for Bos.
on. where he viii enter the Harvard !
'ental school for 9 three years course. !
smes Laird has returned 90 Plymouth. !
!. H.. 90 resume his studies al Holder.
ess school and Fred Laird has gone 60
hanover, y. IT., 20 enter Dartmouth col.
&c.
William Hasey Of Prospect street left N
sis morning for Windsor. where be has !.
'cured employment
Robert Poase Of Burlington. Who has
sen visiting IN the city with his father.
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