The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

Buy those good silk hose, 25c and SOC
a pair, at Vaughan's
FAN showing of new dresses and skirts.
Paris Shirtwaist House.
DIR. A. G. freeman OF Plainfeld was
among the business visitors In the city
to-day.
Supt. G. A. Neveau of the Morrison
farm and Mrs. Neveau have returned
from a trip to Sheldon and Enosburg
Falls, in the course OF which they visited
at their former home.
An examination for vacancy in the
force of rural mail carriers in Brookfied
is to be held in the postolfices at Barre,
Bradford. Orange, Randolph, Hanover,
n. H., and Woodsville, n. H., Sept. 25.
The old footbridge, which spans Gun
ner brook at Forsythe place and Laurel
street is doomed to destruction as re-
suit of an investigation of the struc-
ture by the aldermanic property COM
mittec, unless the owner desires to
strengthen its supports. Pending the
committees conference with Il. l.. Smith,
who controls the bridge, the order call
ing for its razing is to be held up.
A hearing in the case of State VS.. Mrs.
Llama Contullo, who was bound over to
municipal court before Justice A. G..
Dickey in East Barre yesterday, is to
be held before Magistrate A. A. Sargent
within few days. Last Saturday Dep
uty Sheriff Dennis Donahue Of Granite
vile, acting on q complaint made to
Town Grand Juror w. A. Cutler, raided
the Contullo apartments in upper Gran
iteville and seized 45 pints of whiskey
and barrel partly full of bottled beer.
Failure to secure bail in the sum of $3.50
yesterday, caused the respondent to eject
the alternative of spending the interven-
ing time in the county Jail.
Clerk Fred S. Platt OF Rutland is ex
pected to arrive in the city some day
next week TO examine applicants for citi-
zenship OF the first and second class. He
will be accompanied by u. s. Examiner
Allen P. Church of Boston, who was in
the city few weeks ago to confer with
number of prospective citizens A large
proportion OF those candidates who were
due to appear at a session of the court
held earlier in the summer and who for
various reasons decided 10 postopone their
appearance are TO be examined. Late in
September Judge H. B. Howe of the
United States court will have sitting
in Montpelier.
Coach Charles Hoernle is getting ready
to issue the first call for football candi-
dates at Goddard seminary and had it
not been for the belated arrival of hot
weather, squad of pigskin chasers
would have been out on the campus
this week. just now the coach plans
to have a few men in gridiron regalia
before the end of the present week snd
within 10 days it is hoped that a class
OF 80 prospective team members may |
be gambling about the campus. Gradu-
alton at the seminary last June caused
a heavy detection of old players and
Mr. Hoernle Is faced with the problem |
Of building up team out Of material
that is somewhat new. The two Cos
lants who figured in football at st. Mi
ehaeps college in Winoosh last year
are at the seminary. The pair hail from
Lanesboro and are rated as fast men.
Mcintosh. Keefe. Hub" Loudon, Common
and Quinn are back this year, although /
Quinn viii probably be unable TO parti-
ripate in any strife scrimmages owing
10 an operation which he underwent
early in the summer.