The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-23
TALK OF THE TOWN
Look at wash goods at vaughan's.

bolts.
Note G. N. Kenyon & Co.'S. ad. in to-
days paper.
Choice seed potatoes in lots of five OF
more bushels ut 80 cents per bushcl
Eastman Brothers.
Seven Pippin cigars for 25c at Cum.
mings K Lewis
Granite cutters will receive their pay
on Saturday April "a, from to 3 p. m
Mrs. Helen Batchelder of Liberty street
visit relatives for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. William Barrett of Sa-
lem, Mass, arrived yesterday for short
visit with relatives in the city.
Albert Williams of Marshfeld is visit
ing with his sister, Mrs. Edison Lander, of
Spauldng street for d few days.
James p. Moran of Hartford, Conn,
was in the city to-day on his way to
Granitevile, where he will make short
visit.
Mrs. Dean Corliss and infant son went
from the City hospital yesterday to the
home of DR.. D. G.. Watt of 10 Maple
Grove.
G. c. Lang of Barton is passing few
days with NJ. l.. Aiken, who is the man
ager of the formers jewelry store on
North Main street.
George Gould, son of Z. G.. Gould of
Cabot, was operated upon at the City
hospital yesterday for the removal or
tonsils and adenoids.
| Remember the Goddard VS. Barre A. c.
ball game on the Goddard campus Sat
urday afternoon at $3.50. Come out. fans,
and see the first game of the season.
| Robert Evans of st. Johnsbury. who
has been visiting friends and relatives in
the city and vicinity for the past two
weeks, returned to his home yesterday.
George Hall of Boston, former resi-
dent of this city, who travels in the in
terests of the Birmingham Pen Co., ar
rived in Barre last evening for a few
days business visit
Among the large eggs reported by
Barre poultrymen is that laid by White
Leghorn pullet owned by Alexander Dow
ers of Gable street. The egg measures
eight and three -eighths inches by six and
thrce-fourths inches and ii weighs a |
quarter of pound.
Sporadic attempts on the part OF the |
fire whistle at the gas plant to make
people believe there was fire early last |
evening are attributed to crossed wire
or short circuit, which repairmen from
the fire station were endeavoring to To-
cate this morning.
Repairs TO the long platform at the
Montpelier & Wells River railroad sta
ton were started yesterday and before a
crew OF builders engaged there has com
pleted its work a new plank walk ex-
tending from Depot square a quarter OF
the distance to Granite street will have
been built.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Trerise, who have
been making an extended stay at the
home OF their daughter, Mrs. L. L. Scott,
OF Park street, have returned to Ran
dolph. The condition of Mr. Trerise. who
was stricken with an attack of pncu-
monia while IN the city, continues to i'm
prove steadily
The many Barre friends OF Rev and
Mrs. George + Raymond will regret to
earn the loss by fire of the beautiful
nome of Rev. and Mrs. Raymond on the
banks of the Caloosahatchee river. This I
VAS destroyed on last Saturday evening
md very little was saved. More to be |
amented than the financial loss is that
II the beautiful tropical trees and shrub o
,ery which have been the delight and |
are OF the owners for the 90 years of
heir residence there. Rev. Mr.. Raymond {
vas formerly pastor of the Barre Bap. :
list church and he and Mrs. RAYMOND
listed in Barre last fall "
This afternoon at $3.50 Spaulding high Y
chool have their first baseball game OF a
he year when they line up against the
asst Spaulding alumni team. The game o
; TO be played at the Lincoln school dia. Ii
lond and a good game is expected. Coach d
Ignew will have the four pitchers. Mich.
Is, Tomasi, kiddcr and Kingston, to pick q
rom. There are several that are irving q
Dr cateher's position. Among them are o.
eddes, Levin. Starr and ,Iordon. Sew.
raj are trying for the other positions b.
nd az Vet the lineup has not been de-. nj
ded upon. All Spaulding alumni ball Al
layers are asked 10 report at the Lin
in campus this afternoon. Il
Pursuant TO orders received from the ds
~ council. the Consolidated Lighting Al
o. has set about the work Of installing Ia
rect lights on several thoroughfares pl
bout the city. on North Main street "
10 light which sheds its friendly glow NJ
, the Cottage street esplanade hv night. b.
~ be moved from its present location
J the west side Of the street, in order ri
at the recently completed annex 20 IN
hin Tomasi's store NAV not shadow the vs.
oss street. Forty -candlepower lights are Ia
be installed AZ the corner Of High Hol- r.
I'm and Belyidere streets on the east de
De Of the river. on Pleasant street mid. y,
az between Brook and Becklcy streets. bu
"a on fremont street near the residence Of
John J. Jones. Gi
News Of the grass and forest fire which M
Tned over . considerable area Of land AZ
the west side Of the river near Dodge's hii
idge put the Barre officials Of the Yer. IN
ont Telephone a Telegraph Co. and mi
q Consolidated Lighting 90. on pins and on
edles yesterday afternoon and 10 guard hr'
ainst the impending danger 20 the s
les Of both systedis the lighting PEG. -.
? and the telephone company sent :
uads Of men 20 the scene 81 the fire. l
'Ither the property OF the Vermont 3