The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-19
TALK OF THE TOWN


II John Wood Of Lebanon, n. H., arrive
H this morning and is making few day
H visit with relatives and friends in th
Il city.
II A cantata, Queen Of the May wi
H be given by the children at the Pres
\ byterian church Friday evening at 1884
H Admission-adults, l5c; children, Zoe.
H The last installment of "The Maste
Key to-day at the Bijou "The Blacl
H Box" will start one week from toda,
and run for Is weeks. the same install
ment to run Wednesday and Thursday
instead of just Wednesday ADV.
Electricians are to start at once tn
work of putting the lighting system a
city hall on separate meters. One mete
is to serve the Barre opera house and an
other meter will be used to record 'th
electricity used in all other parts of tn
building
Leopoldo Albizatt of Short street was
taken seriously i'll yesterday while APP
parently in the best of health. For sew
eral hours his condition was considered
Icritical, although to-day he WAS reported
to be resting comfortably with chances
for rapid recovery Physicians who
were called soon after Mr. Albizzatti's
condition was noticed, diagnosed his ill
ness as an intestinal treble.
/ Thomas r. brew, j. J. Sullivan, Alfred
Lawson, Robert Donald and James Law
son, representing the courts Rob Roy
and Phil Sheridan in Graniteyile and
East Barre, left the city this forenoon
for Burlington, where they will attend
the annual convention of the Foresters
OF America, grand court of Vermont,
which is to open tomorrow morning.
| The Barre Town delegates will return
home Friday evening at the close OF the
convention. Charles A. Lundgren OF East
street viii go to Burlington this evening
to act as a delegate of the foresters'
court in this city. Mr.. Iundgren is one
of the grand court officers of Vermont.
City Marshal William II. Philbrick Of
Keene. Y. H.. arrived ii the city this
morning and took n custody a young
man named Thomas Lausi, who is want
ed by the New Hampshire authorities on
a statutory charge. Lausi was employed
in one of the local granite sheds and at
the request OF the keene officer he was
detained at Barre police headquarters this
forenoon. City Marshal Phlbriek and
his charge left Barre at ll:45 O'Clock for
keene, whore the young man will be ar
raigned this evening. Until short time
ago Lausi was employed as granite
cutter nv the Victoria Granite Co. in
Keene His father resides in Fitzwillam.
n. II. Iausi intimated that he could
clear himself OF the charge and showed
no unwillingness In accompanying he
marshal back to New Hampshire.
Durward Imlah, the young fellow who
was convicted of violating the blue law
with respect TO using profane language,
before Magistrate II. w. Scott in wi
court Monday, was arraigned before |
Judge Frank J. Martin in probate court |
at Montpelier yesterday. II was alleged
that Imlah had broken the provisions of
his parole after having been placed ON
probation In Juvenile court before he at
tanned the age OF 10 years. Probationer
Charles A. Smith took the lad in custody |
soon after he was given his liberty by
the Barre officers. Yesterday Judge Mar
tin gave the respondent q bid Of sound .
advice and placed him in the hands of
The probation officer once more, at the
same time instructing him TO report to
Mr.. Smith at frequent intervals.
Another brick garage to he erected in
Barre indicates that the demand for auto
Utilities of this kind has not been fully
supplied in this city, although several
public garages have been built in late
rears. Mrs. Mary Zanleo i has complot
d plans for garage TO be erected on
and which she owns at the rear of her
business block on North Main street.
rhe structure is 10 be bounded on the
outh by the livery barn of Jones & Nye.
{ is 10 have an entrance off Depot square
md the lateral dimensions are 10 BE- ~ h
nd ~ feet. The building will be two
tories high and 10 comply with the fire {
roofing restrictions laid down in the 1
ity ordinances, l2.inch brick walls are !
o be used on the ground story with a
ight.inch walls above. Is
While the aldermsnic fire committee i I
ranging to an permanently the vacan- !
ies caused by designations. etc. in the c
ocular force Of firemen at headquarters, 1
ohm Henoy, formerly one Of the regu-
ars, and Peter Purichell. for many :
ears a member Of the call department.
re serving as regular iremen. Allan A.
Iorris completed his duties yesterday.
lerbert Young has not been a. the sta
ION for nearly three weeks. Next Mon
ay evening the fire committee viii hold
in the council CHAMBER ~
~ hall. II u hoped that a large mum
er Of applicants viii be ready to take
hc examinations, sich are 30 he con.
ucied under the civil service rules.
Walter NJ. Randall Of Averiil street.
no for the past three years has been
erk IN the employ Of y. ". Rogers \
o.. has purchased the store Of ". ". Bee
an u Milton and has taken possession.
ring in Bsrre for short tine HoR
bile packing up his household goods
70 shipping them b. Milton
10 store a. the after place carries Tine
tiothing Furnishings and si,oes. has
sen established for y wears and enjoys
good patronage. Mr.. Randall is . m
W Al Frautlin county and thus siil ~
eateH uesr he former home. He vas
uployed for ~ wears IN the q ". Nor
n store - - Afi,aus Just PRIOR - coui-
z a. Barre 20 enter the Rogers store
uriur thsir fhrre wears rrsidenca BE- ti,is
~ NJ. ans Mrs. Randall Rave nia1s
re- uurr.s.sr ~ sr1us Irtsress. aud tisir
ieu1s ISL regret titat ti,fv ere - lesss
.rre
George Good ouzki has uot i6ed ti,s
d flsrk ti.st Do hes slrsaaF started a.
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