The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Factory method by the new Victo
sewing machine. Guaranteed rubber
soIes a speciality. M. Charbonneau &
Son, basement Worthen block.
Justin Littel and son, Charles, have
returned to Barre, after spending sew
eral days in Highgate Springs, as the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Peters.
Mrs. +. J. Owens OF South Main street
and her sister, Miss Nellie Harrigan, OF
Mortified, are passing two weeks in
camp at Queen City park near Burling-
| ton.
Alderman L. C. Glysson of the first
ward left early this morning for st. AL
bans to join the brigade OF Barre Pyth-
ians attending the annual state conyen-
ton in that city.
Mrs. c. n. Morse and granddaughters,
Misses Jessie and Bernice Morse, of Bak-
ersfeld, were recent visitors in the city,
while on their way to Williamstown for
an extended stay.
Miss Joena Smith and Miss Rachel
Robinson, who have been passing few
days in camp at st. Adams bay as the
guests of friends at the G. V. FELTON, cot
tage, returned to the city yesterday aft.
ernoon.
Miss Bernice Whitcomb, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. n.
Whitcomb, of Beacon street for few
days, returned yesterday 10 Essex june
tion, where she is employed in the Office
of the secretary Of state.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. Carl Carpenter and
four children OF Richford, who were reg
istered at Hotel Barre while here for the
annual summer outing of the Vermont
State Bankers association, left yester
day BY motor on a two weeks trip that
will take them 90 Provincetown, Mass,
II. l., and Connecticut They
win return 10 Vermont through the
White mountains.
John Cleary Of North Main street has !
leased a bluebcrry mountain in his home
town, Peru, n. ", and TO the end that |
the crop may not be permitted 10 60 stale,
he has dispatched a small band Of berry |
pickers from this city 70 do his harvest.
ing. More than 400 acres comprise the
berry patch which Mr.. Cleary SAYS he
has rented and as the harvesting sea
ION is on the wane, pickers in his en-.
ploy received instructions before leaving I
Barre, 20 expidite the work as much az
possible. Among those who are berrying
or Mr. Clcary are William Melvin. AK
Indor loungson. William Henry. George
,imonds and his two sons. The men
ave built a camp under the brow Of the
mountain and viii remain among the
,erries until sept. I.
4. p. Carter Of Keith avenue, super.
utendent Of the Central Granite Co, re-
eived painful injuries 10 his back while
waking along a staging a. the com
any's plant in slhith's meadow late
.esterday afternoon. Mr.. Carter had
Iimbed aboard a staging built around
" stone, when the framework gave way
nd ~ vac precipitated 20 the ground
le strtlak on bic back and was rendered
unconscious for q few moments. DE-. J.
4 Woodruff was summoned 20 the mch
or and Mr. Garter was removed 70 bis
0ne. ID was thought that he had sus- .
aimed SERIOUS injuries. but reports e..
~ Indicated that be had escaped any
srr serious consequences. although he
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