The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-09
TALK OF THE TOWN
Sale raincoats at Yaughan's.

Il tatoes. For sale at kempton Mills.
II Thomas Abare has gone to Rouses Point
H n. Y, for weekend visit at his former
4 home
Woodworking Shop 10 Church street
Tel. l36-M, shop; house, Tel. 443-4. A
y. Coffin & Co.
Arthur $. Martin and family returned
last evening from weeks automobile
trip to Old Orchard, Me.
| Harold Fits of Park street left this
morning for Burlington, where he will
visit friends for few days.
Louis Mcmahon returned to his home
IN Burlington this morning, after spend
ing week in the city on business
Miss Mae Thwing left the city to-day
for kineo, Me-, where she expects to
pass the remainder of the summer.
The Baptist picnic will be held at
Paramount park Saturday, July 10, with
all arrangements as were made for Mon
day.
Mrs. Charles Badger left this morning
for Springfield Mass. where she plans
to make an extended visit with rela-
tives.
G. B. Putnam has returned 10 the Sol
diers' home at Bennington, after spend
ing few days in Barre and vicinity
on business.
\ G. w. Odell of the Plainfield road left
this morning for Fair Haven, where he
is to make visit of several days with
his daughter.
There will be special meeting of the
trustees of the Barre City hospital Fri
day evening at o'clock in the school
commissioners rooms.
The Independent Order of Foresters
and their friends will hold basket pic
mic at Dewey park Saturday, July 10.
Everybody bring baskets.
Arthur Pruneau Of Websterville was
visitor in the city to-day, on his way
to Philadelphia, where he has secured
employment in large mercantile house.
Have your rubber soled shoes and OK
fords resoled by us. We make a spe-
cialty of rubber selling. Gents, sl.75;
ladies, $3.50. p. NJ. Depatie, ll2 North
Main street.
James R. Soules of Plainfeld, n. j.,
arrived last night from Burlington,
where he has been making short visit,
and will make a weeks visit with rela-
tives In this city and vicinity.
Rev. George H. Holt. who with his |
family is passing several weeks at Lake
Caspian, Greensboro. arrived in the city |
to-day TO officiate at the funeral of Mrs. |
George Wood of Richardson street, which |
was held this afternoon.
Universalist Sunday school children |
gathered at Goddard campus this after
noon for their annual picnic. The com
mittee in charge of the outing had in /
hand an interesting program of athletic
events for the late afternoon.
Weather conditions prevented a num-
Der OF people from this city from going
to Montpelier to attend a meeting of
the Woman's Benefit Association of the
Maccabees last evening, but large num-
Der did CO. Miss Rose Miller, deputy
supreme commander, spoke again last
night at Montpelier.
Charles Hoernle and his bunch of ball
tossers from st. Johnsbury, who have
not lost a single game this year, will
be the opponents Of the Barre A. c. at
the trotting park on Saturday afternoon.
good baseball game staged at the Gran
lite City trotting park Saturday after
noon at 3 o'clock. Admission, Use; la
dies, Toe; grandstand free.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Halvosa and the
formers mother, Mrs. Thomas Halyosa
Of Church street, returned last evening
from a stay of ten days in camp at
Highgate Springs. George Halvosa, who
accompanied them 20 Highgate late in
June, returned to Barre some days ar~
Mr.. and Mrs William Hslyosa plan to
leave the city early next week on their |
return trip to the isthmus OF Panama,
where Mr.. Halvosa is employed in a gov /
eminent office.
+. B. McKenna of 59h Brook street, q
machinist employed az the New England I
Annealing Tool works on Blackwell {
street, sustained injuries 10 the third {
finger on his right hand this morning so
serious in nature as 10 necessitate a par
tial amputation Of the member. Mr.. Ne
Kenna was working around a lathe az
o'clock, when his finger became caught 9
fast in the gearing. The machine was !
stopped at once and the machinist was q
hurried TO the City hospital In an auto
mobile. Doctors examined the digit and
after consultation il was decided TO am
1utate near the second joint. IL was I
not thought that any complications will
-esult from the injury. h
Through the heavy downpour Of rain I
yesterday Constable George l.. Morris
md Chief Sinclair motored 10 Rochester
md took in custody one Gordon Derby,
rho was detained by the Rochester au-
horities at the request Of the Barre 20.
ice. Derby expressed a willingness 20
the local officers back TO this
ity and last night be was arraigned be.
ore Magistrate II. w. Scott on a petit
arceny charge, 10 which he entered a
lea Of guilty. Derby and an intimate
riend contributed Of their means 70 the
utent Of paying a SIS fine and costs Of
IA and the former was discharged. lts
ras alleged in the complaint made 20
rand Juror william Wishart that Derby .
a bundle OF clothing from
ran who was employed ~ the Cutler
very Of Washington street some weeks
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