The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

II N-'N
i Vaughan Store.
/ "A full line Of Victor victrolas, from
$l5 to 5000. At Bailey's, IA Elm street
Sadlier's, Keith avenues hammockL,
lawn and porch furniture, refrigerators
ice chests, etc.
/ Mrs. Grant A. Lane and little child OF
Elm street left this morning for an out
ing of indefinite length at Queen City
park near Burlington.
La Macchina lilly" per pre- ] Maccher-
oni in Casa. Prezzo con una forma Sl2.
Spese di trasporto gratis. Agente Santo
Simonelli, 403 North Main street, Barre.
Miss Dorothy Simons, who recently
completed a term of school in st. Johns
bury, returned to her home in Williams
town last night for the summer, after
passing a few days with friends in
Barre.
George Adie who has been attending
the school of medicine at the Universe
ty Nof Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich, is
spending the summer at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Ade of
Franklin street.
Freeman Walker of Abbott avenue,
who has completed his course at the
Lyndonville institute, left yesterday for
Middlebury, where he will make weeks
visit with friends, after having made
short visit at his home in this city.
John j. Walsh, who is employed by the
Thomas H. Dalton Co. of Philadelphia,
left for his home there yesterday, after
spending the past two weeks with the
local representatives, Alexander & Co.
He will first make few days stay on
business in Burlington.
Il Mrs f. M. Lynde and son, Charles, of
Wellington street left yesterday for Old
Orchard, Me-, where they are to make
a stay of several weeks at the beach. |
Representative Z. /. Smith, who opened
his cottage at the beach early in June,
returned to Old Orchard yesterday, aft
err spending several days in the city on
business.
Andrea Dragoni, who pleaded guilty to
subsequent offense in city court yes
terday, decided later in the day to ac
cept the alternative sentence and was
taken to the county Jail last night to
serve rs days. Filvera Felice, who ac-
knowledged first offense, was accom-
panied to the Jail for an alternative SEN
tence of 10 days.
Edwin Ross, the Depot square barber,
with his force of assistants, took advan.
tage of the afternoon yesterday, and
made a trip to the North Montpelier
pond, where a picnic was enjoyed. Fish
ing consisted of the greater part of the
sport and upon their return late last
evening, one hundred and eleven fish
were brought back.
avapipn ut G pfal1aE thn
Barre Citizens band will render the third
of a series OF open air concerts in the
music stand at city park Some of the
music which the band is to use was given
series of "once overs" at the weekly
rehearsal last night Owing TO the fact I
that next Sunday is so near the national
holiday. the sacred concert at Benjamin ,
falls will be omitted.
The Barre All Stars returned Satur-
day night from Plainfeld, where they
sent the Plainfield town team down to
defeat at baseball for the first time this
season by the score of to 4. The Barre
sluggers were in form and had easy
work getting the victory. For the Barre
team OLIVER and Milne were the battery,
and for the Plainfeld team, Rudolph
and Alexander officiated.
The following item from TRADE and
Labor Notes" in yesterdays issue OF (
Boston newspaper will be of interest
here: 1.-Two new members were admit {
ted at the meeting yesterday OF the
leather handlers union and it was voted a
to donate $40 to the retail clerks un- c
ion of Barre VT, who have been on
strike number of months" il
DR. Arthur n. LArochelle, who has been \
visiting at the home of his father, I. /
Lsrochelle of Railroad street, since re-
ceiving his degree of NJ. d. at the JEFF o
ferson college of medicine in Philadel- q
phia earlier in the month. left last night !,
for New York. where he is to serve two u
years as an intern at the Fordham hos =
Dital. DR.. Russell Hoyt OF summer y
street another recent graduate OF the v
jefferson school, who was TO leave last
light for Philadelphia to enter a hospi. =
al, is detained at home by illness. ;.
Carl NJ. Hunt. an Onward street man, ~
rho is employed as a surface cutter at ~
he Harrison Granite Co.'S plant of Black
veil street, had a close call from serious Ia
INJURIES yesterday afternoon when he tr
lade misstep from scafolding which an
ad been erected around a large vault dr.
,b in the yard. Fellow workmen Of Il
ir. Hunt who saw him fall, expected Of
D find him severely injured a. be struck NJ
n a pile OF grout, but after be had been Nj
smoved TO a cool spot in the shadow of la
he shed, il developed that he had been zer
ably stunned and not rendered uncon. Ba
,ious. First aid was applied TO a num- tn
Pr Of minor bruises and Mt Hunt was ed
bic TO resume work this morning. on
Constable George L. Morris Of Averill 10
rect received telegram Monday aft M
noon bringing him intelligence Of the if'
aath Of his father. which occurred At ~
,e home Of bis son in Boston The elder -,
r. Morris was "a years old and had 20
zen in feeble health for several months. l''
ast fall he went 70 Bos>bn from his lel
9me in Nova Scotia TO pass the winter ~
ith his son and expected 20 make ~
INNER visit with Constable Morris in ~
are. Three weeks ago Constable Nor
5 was summoned 20 Boston bv his ia =
Ier's critical condition. but the latter n.
covered fairly vel from q sinking spell -.
u news Of his demise came unexpoet- IN.
ly. Mr.. Morris plans b leave Boston ~,
morrow with the remains 81 his IA is
sr and viii accompany them b. Par fer
outh. y. =. for burial He win b. m.