The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-26


and vicinity.
John Carroll of the firm of Brown &
Carroll, granite manufacturers, went to
White River Junction this morning on a
business trip.
Henry Smart, who resides on the East
Montpelier road, returned Saturday night
from Alya, Fla, where he had been pass
| ing the winter with many other Barre
people.
| Wellman c. Whitney of Springfield,
Mass, will speak for the Spiritualists in
G. A. R. hall, Montpelier, next Sunday
lafternoon and evening, May 2, at 2;30
and p. m.-Adv.
Moses Manini and George Paradis left
last night for New York City, where they
will visit for few days. Later they
will sail for South Carolina, where they
will be employed.
A hexagonal locket, inscribed sc. j."
with chain, and containing miniature
likeness of boy and girl, found on Pros
peet street Saturday, may be claimed at
police headquarters by paying for this
notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Brock of Newbury,
who were guests over the week end of
IfeFtlt l. IlOCh vi w EtitCbt
returned to their home this morning,
They were accompanied by Mr.. Brooks
mother, Mrs. Mary Brock, who viii re-
main In Newbury for few days. visit.
Myer S. Levin of Merchant street is
able to be about his duties in the I'M
ion Clothing store, after having been
confined to the house by illness for
week. II. w. Yeti, who has been as
sisting in the store during Mr.. Levin's
absence, has gone back to his home in
Montpelier.
Ugo Migliarini was arrested on North
Main street by Officer A. B. Curtis Sun
day afternoon. When arraigned before
Magistrate II. W. Scott this morning, the
respondent pleaded guilty and said he
would accept the alternative sentence OF
10 days in county Jail in preference to
paying the minimum fine and costs
amounting in all to Sll.36.
Melvin Wood of Newport, n. H., who
arrived in the city Saturday, began work
this morning as barber in the Holt
shop on North Main street. Mr.. Wood
was formerly employed in this city and
people who are interested in band music !
will be glad to learn that he has been
engaged to play in the clarinet section of |
the Barre Citizens band the coming sea.
son.
Chief c. r. Gladding Of the fire depart
ment, who sustained painful injuries
when he was struck by an automobile |
Friday afternoon as he was about to |
board the fire truck, was able to be
downtown to-day. although he is com.
PEELED to do hesitation" considerably |
when he walks. The chiefs physician |
believes he will recover rapidly from the
effects of his mishap.
Committees elected last week TO ar.
range and carry out plans for the clean
up campaign which is TO be launched in
Barre on the morning of May 3. will
meet in the courtroom at city hall this
evening at o'clock 10 perfect further
the program that will be followed when
the movement is fully under way. Much
remains to be accomplished in the way
,f making plans and those who are spon-
'oring the movement are hoping earnest.
" that every member of each committee
will make an effort 60 be present.
Around town there seems 10 be a feel
ng that the committees should receive
he support OF every householder and
very citizen in the city.
Right at the close Of one Of the warm.
IT April Sundays in the memory Of a
came the first thunder shower
II the season early this morning II be-
.an 20 rain soon after midnight and in !
ermtteut showers for nearly an hour .
lrought life TO the grass and trees and !
oaked the parched earth AZ II had not
cen soaked for some few weeks. There
vas a brilliant display Of lightning and
cyeral peals OF thunder that sounded not
. near ~ the other brand Of atmosphere ?
al fireworks. The shower served 70 cool \
be air and this morning the tcmpera- {
ure lacked most OF the humid features
hat characterized yesterdays weather. y
travellers who came 10 town Yesterday q
rom Lamoille county said that = severe
lectric shower visited Morrisvile. HYDE :
ark and stowe late Saturday night.
One Of =. A. Slayton's feet footed colts
roke the stiffness of an April sabbath :
forming yesterday when Mr.. Slavton's
ldest boy lett u standing in front 81 /.
hodges Icwelrv store on North Vain
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se the Young one making for the south :
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est squirt ~ speed failed % eclipse the
cord which the horse sas hanging up
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