The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ice chests, etc.
/ Regular monthly meeting OF A. o. II
Thursday night at 1880 o'clock. Smok
talk after meeting.
j. w. Alard OF Winooski, who hal
been visiting friends in this city for tn
| past few days, left this noon for Bur
lington.
There is a regular meeting of local No
l, Socialist party, tonight at 1880 Bus
mess, referendum A, 1915, constitutions
amendments.
The condition of Mrs. Harry Mason Of
Montpelier is reported very favorable
after her operation yesterday at The
Barre City hospital.
Miss Frances Hebard of Randolph, who
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. 5. D.
Allen Of Franklin street, since Saturday
returned to her home to-day.
John Croonan of Graniteville was a
visitor in the city yesterday on his way
to Salisbury, N. c., where he has secured
employment in the granite quarries.
j. +. Sullivan of Hardwick arrived in
the city last night and is visiting at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. James
Bennett, of Pearl street, for a few days,
La Macchina Lilly" per pre- Maccher-
oni in Casa. Prezzo con una forma $l2.
Spese di trasporto gratis. Agente Santo
Simonelli, 403 North Main street, Barre.
Arthur l.. Pierce of Hill street returned
last night from Toronto, where he has
been spending part of two weeks
vacation. While in Canada he visited
Montreal.
Small farm of 20 acres, with five cows.
Buildings in good repair One mile to
village. Nice timber tract on this farm.
Vermont Real Estate g. Insurance Co.,
jackson block.
Public dance at Camp Comfort, Calais,
Friday, July 9. Full bill, $3.50 per cou.
pie. Also dance July 3, from 2 to
p, M; SOC per couple Van Ornam's or.
chestra Everybody welcome.
| During the months of July and August
| the creamery will remain open every
night during the week until $50, to ac-
commodate the ice cream trade. All fla
vors of the most delicious ices on hand.
If it is a pleasant day tomorrow
| Thursday, let every member of the
junior league of the Hedding church who
would like to go on a picnic, be at the
church at 10 o'clock, with lunch baskets.
The ladies' aid of East Montpelier will
hold strawberry festival at village hall
Friday evening, July 2 An entertain.
ment to consist of music and a farce
entitled, "A Double Deception" will be
given.
John r. Wilson of Worcester, secre.
tary of the Washington County Vet
Grams association who has been visiting
his daughter in Barre for few days,
returned to his home yesterday. Mr..
Wilson is busily making arrangements
for the annual outing of the veterans,
which is to be held at Dewey park some
time late in July.
A sizeable annex to the Barre Cream
cry Co.'S plant at the corner of North
Main and Granite streets, is to be erect
ed at once to accommodate some OF the
rolling stock used in connection with the
business. At the rear end of the cream.
cry, building is by SO feet, with
fireproof roof and smeel walls is to be
built within the new few weeks. Ii
is to be used in part for storage and for
a garage.
Judgment for the plaintiff to recover
SIT and costs, amounting in all TO SIS,
was passed by Magistrate Fl. w. Scott
in city court late yesterday afternoon
in the trover case of Hood VS.. Hood, des.
ignated in legal circles as the cover case.
John Hood, the plaintiff. was represented
by Attorney William Wishart and the
defendant, Moses Hood, retained A. A,
Sargent. The question OF payments due
on hay, etc, was threshed out by the
attorneys and witnesses at forenoon and
afternoon sessions of the court.
The bottom floor of the Jackson block,
that has recently been remodeled 70 a
large extent, is to be converted into a
large pool room and cigar store. George I
w. Lander, who has recently been spend b
ing a short time in Boston, has arranged J
for fixtures, pool tables, furniture and ;
show cases. The pool room is to contain q
five tables, four pool and one billiard
II is TO be separated from the store by :
|, partition. When completed it will rival !,
my pool room in the state. In the store \
part. a full line of cigars and tobacco 3
will be carried, along with soft drinks v
An Anticipated bicycle of the type com 7
non TO people who saved their money i,
md purchased vehicles Of this kind in. q
,tead Of going to the worlds fair az n
chicago in 1893 did the entire length OF
North Main street at dusk last night,
much 10 the amusement Of pedestrians y
70 propel the bike, the rider had 10 4
ack his knees and pedal with the synco- :,
,ated motion affected by women Shen r
ropelling sewing machine c. r. Nil. !. :
ar of the Consolidated Lighting Co, :
rho performed the feat on a dare, was
he last man TO be seen riding one Of
he old high wheelers in Barre. Mr.. Nil a
n did his stunt in 1914.
On the evening Of Thursday, July :
special meeting Of the city council :,
iii be held for the purpose OF holding :
hearing on the proposal 10 meter al :,
ranite manufacturing plants dependent !,
pom the city department for their wat /,
! supply. A. early a. last winter when !,
be- aldermsnic water committee began !.
= activities in the meter line. the man \,
fscturers expressed q desire 10 confer 8
nth the council before any definite \.
leps were taken Unsettled industrial /,
Jndiiions and othsr circumstances pre- i.
snted the tHo factions from getting 20 y
ether and very recently the matter =
~ been held mp by desire on the part >,
! the manufacturers b. confer with TIE =.
1wer companies On the electricity ques =
on Before the bearing. the sttftudf I.
the manufacturers d o. D. determined -
; : nesting Il the association.