The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Tonight ends Fits three-day sale.
II Who gets the sewing machine to'ds
II at Fitts'2
II Muslin underwear sale begins Saturda
II at Vaughans.
II Take home brick of Russells famol
II Velvet ice cream 25c per brick.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Phelps of Par
street have gone to Mount Clemen
II Mich, for stay OF two or three week
II Mrs. Gerard of Laurel street wa
II taken suddenly i'll yesterday, althoug
4 her condition was somewhat improve
II last night.
II Il. w. Kent of Randolph, high sher
II OF Orange county, was visitor in tn
II city yesterday while on his way to Che
II sea for business visit.
H Miss Doris Farrar Of Washingto
II street returned this morning from North
II field where she attended the reception. 0
II the Mortified high school last evening
II Auley Ogston, who has been visiting
II at his home in this city for the pas
H few days, left yesterday for Swan Lake
H N. H., where he will be employed during
Il the summer.
II Mrs. c. II. Woodbury. OF North Dakota
H recently arrived in Barre and went di
II rectly to Willamstown, where she vii
H pass the summer with Mrs. IL. N. Lit
H tie, who is in impaired health.
Mrs. William Cruickshank Of West
street left to-day for a two months
stay in Troy and Watervliet, N. Y, in
the course of which she will visit her
daughters, Mrs. John Middlebrook and
Mrs Robert Duff.
Mrs. Gerry Blanchard, who has been a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J.. House of
West street since returning from an ex-
tended stay with relatives in New York
state, left to-day for her home in Natick,
Mass.
The Swedish lodge Monitor will hold
its picnic Saturday, June 10, on the city
land opposite the poor farm. Everybody
bring their own lunch. Ice cream and
soda will be sold. Coffee served free.
Per order committee.
/ Edward Mckernon of Boston, the Bos-
ton representative for the Associated
Press, was business visitor in the city
yesterday Mr. MeKernon is visiting sew
eral of the Vermont daily newspapers
belonging to the Associated Press.
Grand Juror William Wishart returned
o.dav from brief business visit in Bos-
ton. Mr.. Wishart was one of the inter
ested spectators when hoodums SHE'D a
broken bottle and other missiles at Gov
ernor Walsh and Mayor Curley in the
Boston Bunker Hill day parade Thurs
day.
| c. y. Barber OF the East Montpelier
road has returned from Bellows Falls,
where with a number OF other officers
of the Vermont national guard he in
spected the armory recently erected in
that village. Gov. G. w. Gates and ex-
Gov. A. NJ. Fletcher were among the Wis
itors at the opening of the armory.
Henry B. Priest of Irasburg, a God
dard seminary graduate and former
Barre baseball player, who received a
degree from Tufts college the other day,
has been engaged as an instructor at the
Holderness school, Plymouth, n. H., and
will assume his duties Sept. /.
Pleas of not guilty were entered by
Mrs. Kate Troup and Mrs. Mary Dom
brouskie before Magistrate II. W. Scott
last night when they were arraigned on
intoxicaton charges preferred against
them by States Attorney f. +. Gleason.
Hearings were set for Friday morning,
July 2, at o'clock.
Rev. liver +. Witter of Proctor, who |
organized a Swedish Lutheran mission |
in Barre a few months ago, arrived in
the city to-day and will be the guest |
of Swedish people here over the week
end. At the Church of the Good Shep- |
herd tomorrow afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Wit.
ter will conduct services for his Barre
Manuel Cuban. the upper Graniteville
quarryman who was shot through the
hand in a fracas which occurred on Mill
stone hill last Sunday, was able to leave
the City hospital yesterday, although IL
will be some time before he is able TO
resume work Quiban's recovery justi-
fed the physicians statement that the
wound would cause him little trouble I'M
less infection should develop.
A varnish polisher named William y.
Lane appeared before Magistrate II. W.
Scott in city court this forenoon and
pleaded guilty TO an intoxication charge.
Lane told the officers that the polishers'
art was distinctly a side issue with him
and that he was never in his proper Gle
ment unless he could be on the stage.
He asked the court 10 give him 20 DAYS,
but the judge ruled otherwise and Lane
Sill be with Sheriff Tracy only 10 days.
A cleanup campaign which Superin
.endent Frank q. Lee Of the water de-
'artment and his men have been waging |
Il the Martin brook reservoir came 20 an
md last night and for a period Of several
months al least. no labor viii be ncccs-
AIRY al that point. When the superin-
endent and his men began operations
hey found the intake ana reservoir in
very bad condition. as the basin had
lot been cleaned for some time. A drag
Grape was used advsntaEeously on the
,ottom for some time: stumps and foil
&c were removed and.a thorough cloan-
ur followed. Not in some time. IL BE-
,elieved, has the intake been IN a more
anitarv condition.
Miss Ellen N. N. Hosr. daughter ~
lr. and Mrs. Richard A. Hoar u East
trect. returned Thursday from Bangor.
L. whore she has been q studcnt in
be law school 81 the University II /,
iaine for the past three years. At the
radiation exercises held 81 the law
chool this week. Mss Hoar received
erree II IL B.. onlg two girls having
Hoeived the degree since the school vas
established. A short time ago Miss Hoar
nd tie hrrnr ~ - inc tie zrnrlrIH r.f No.