The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

II rev Gays, visiting relatives.
H Mrs. Ida Gravelin of North Main street
left yesterday for Waterbury, where sh,
will remain for short visit.
j. j. Morrill, of 10 West street Jeff
Saturday for South Ryegate, whhre he
will visit friends for few days.
j. A. Brown is working at the Smith &
Cummings Co.'s store taking the place re-
Gently vacated by Raymond Waldo.
| Fred w. Suitor, secretary of the quarry
workers union, left yesterday for Al
bany, N. ", on few days business
visit.
John S. Mcdonald of Bassett street
left yesterday for Canandiagua, N. u,
where he will remain for a few days on
business.
Mrs. A. Matthew of Forsythe place,
who has been in a critical condition for
the past week, is reported to-day to be a
little better.
The Shea Shoe Store has undergone a
coat of paint in the front, tine color now
being red, and to- day workmen have just
linishe,. a sign.
A basketball team known as the Barre
A. A. have arranged for a game to be
played with the MorrIsvile town team
next Thursday night.
"The Modern Melnotte," a two-reel
Powers drama; also Mary Pickford and
King Baggott in I'm the Sultan's Gar
den" At the Biiou.-Adv.
All persons having repairs at our store
that have been here over 90 days will
viii be disposed Of Bailey's Music
Rooms.
The funeral of the infant son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Bigger of Graniteyills
took place at their home yesterday. The
burial was made at the Catholic cemetery
in the afternoon
Robert Carpenter, one of the regulars
at the fire station, is enjoying few
days vacation from his duties and left
yesterday for short visit with his wife
in Rochester.
The Condors' basketball team have ar.
ranged for basketball game with the
Waterbury A. q. to be played az the
Church street gymnasium Tomorrow
night. This is the first appearance Of the
Waterbury team in the city and the Con.
doris expect good attendance.
The ladies of the guild win hold So
cial afternoon at the home of Mrs. NJ ID. !
Lamb, Summer street, Wednesday, JAN !
20, at 2:30 p. m. The members of the |
January circle are asked to make spe. |
cial effort TO be present and bring a |
friend
Workmen who have been employed on |
Prospect street in digging up the sewer |
pipe have found it necessary to resort To |
a horse to raise the dirt from the deep 1
hole. A contrivanee has been arranged 4
so that men in the bottom simply fiji a
large tub with the debris and the horse
does the pulling up.
James Dean, formerly of this city, who
has been with the marines in Boston for
the past four years, has been making a
weeks visit with friends and relatives in
the city Mr. Dean enlisted in the serv-
ice four years ago for a period of seven
years. He returned last night, his fur.
Tough ending to-day.
At the Salvation Army hall Tuesday
night, JAN No. Brigadier and Mrs. An
lrews. divisional officers of southern New !
England viii have charge of the meet
ing. They will be accompanied by the
officers and comrades, also II
visiting officers from other parts Of Yer
mont. Brigadier Andrews is a Scotch n
nan and both he and Mrs. Andrews are
speakers. Come and hear
hem. Everybody welcome
Edward Cheever, who resides at 20 Hill
treet, had the misfortune 20 slip on the {
&c last evening on the corner Of Main
nd Hill streets and break his right leg J
n two places. A team happening along :
4 that time, the driver took him in and {
rought him at once 20 the City hospital p
The breaks were found 20 be of a rather :
,ad nature. Reports from the hospital 9
his morning are that Mr.. Cheever is y
esting comfortably. but IL will be some 1
ime before he will again be able 10 us, n
lie leg o
Wilbur Wilson. who was arrested Sat. =
rday morning, was brought into city y
curt later in the day and on his plea Of !.
uilty 10 a subsequent odense Of intoxi- :
alton was sent 10 the county jail for
erm Of 30 DAYS. Twice previously VII y
on. who gave his home address a. Hard J.
.ick, has been in the Barre court for Ia. -
and last Fourth 81 July h.
as concerned in holiday diversion for y
crowd Of boys and Young men which =
wilson himself enjoyed for 4 time. or n
utl his toment0rs became too siren. r.
Gus, when BE- got "riled" and whipped =
uf a knife, 80 the story was told. At y
lat time no charge was pressed against .
i'm. ci
The Clayton Players are At the Barre d
pera house They have been there fer iIf
Eo weeks giving excellent performances L.,
, satisfied audiences 20 q bargain rriee III
. lac "a any part II She house. Ak a
~ neighhor y b. has seen them and you
I'D come TOO. Every member ~ thas =
,mpany has performed with some 81 The =
~ companies IN the country. They De-
Re 20 stay in Barre and 30 satisfy tie
.ople vita fhe best plays 81 the dHF. N
lean. amusing. cnlghteninr and pvt On
y stage ID the best manner and pr 4
rmed ~ aftists q etpefience. Don't
smge the eouuarv ~ the rrim. l0c
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lrn. ln aadrion 10 thr fias. Yon a5H
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etmrfs II ths DAP al this Ser loc--
e.
Alderman 1oin p Cpat and family -
furd this morning ffgm HTadaniuwn
a whrre ST. Csek tsus ieen siurs ia4a
q and where tis fsniT ioineH Sin sst
81 Hssls aga Hs rfrurfs fizt - s
cling n eesl health afteg - sriasfn
tl,a auutharn state hmd q ready 81 sH-