The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-21
TALK OF THE TOWN


II Miss Lucy Wells has commenced her va
cation from the postotiice, where she !
H employed as clerk.
II Baked beans at Marion Macdonald
H home bakery. rs Elm street, will be 20
n quart Saturday.
H Andes ranges, Perfection oil stoves
II White Mountain refrigerators, wash boil
ers. L. A. Prindle. Depot square.
II For Sale--l2 acres of good grass, on,
H and one.half miles from city. Wish q
hire IL cut or sell il standing. Tel
554.M.
\ Ii you join the savings bank suit clul
you get D per cent interest plus a bonus
of % cents on your fall suit. +. A
Hutchinson, over Ladd's store.
Arthur w. Robinson returned to Barre
| yesterday after spending a few days en-
camped at st. Adams bay, resuming his
duties this morning on r. +. D. route 4
Mrs. William Kittredge Mrs. Leroy
McCready, Mrs. G. II. Moody and son
Raymond of New York are visiting al
the home OF Mrs. Ella Joslyn, l79 South
Main street.
Harley Houghton commenced his vaca'
ton this morning from his duties as city
letter carrier, and will spend a part OF
his vacation at Lake Willoughby on a
fishing expedition.
Earl Lewis resumed his duties this
morning as city letter carrier, after
a vacation of two weeks, part of which
he spent in Montreal, 7. g., where he
visited relatives.
Roy c. Bugbee commenced his vaca-
ton this morning from the Barre post
office. Mr.. and Mrs. Bugbee will start
for Burlington tomorrow, where they
will be encamped at Queen City park,
Louis Congo arrived in the city this
afternoon from Richmond, where he has
been visiting at the home of his brother
in-law, w. +. Ladue, for the past few
days, and will visit friends in the. city
before leaving for Windsor, where he will
be employed for the remainder OF the
summer.
A party OF girls, including Misses
Marion and Lydia Cove, Miss Marguerite
Currier and Miss Nora Morris, went yes
terday to Woodbury. pond, where they
are to be encamped for week or ten
days at the cottage of George l.. Morris.
They were accompanied by Mrs. Noble
S. Love of fremont street.
Gaetano Perlatti of Maple avenue left
the city last night for New York, whence
he is to sail July % for his former home
in Italy. In the hope that the sunny
climate of the peninsula kingdom will
prove beneficial to his health, Mr.. Per
latti plans TO spend three or four months |
in the home of relatives in Brenno.
The Perry automobile company have
the old brick house at 80 South Main |
street which has been a tenement house
for the past few years and formerly
tavern, remodeled into a garage and |
storehouse for their machines. William
A. Lane, who is supervising the work,
has erected on the rear OF the house an
annex of IS by 36 feet. giving about a
third more space to the garage. They
have also installed new gasoline pump
in front of the building.
Deputy Sheriff Dennis Donahue of
passed through the city this
morning with William Murray an East
Barre man, who was taken TO the county
Jail for safe keeping. Before Justice of
the Peace A. c. piclley last evening Muir
ray pleaded not guilty to breach of the
l.,
unable to furnish bail, he was remanded
to Jail until Monday afternoon at
o'clock. when hearing is TO be held at
East Barre. Barre Town authorities al
ege that the respondent committed an
assault on his housekeeper, Mamie Rid
lei. His arrest by Deputy Donahue was !
made on a complaint issued at the re-
quest of the grand juror.
Arrangements for the Salvation Army
in Barre are practically com ),
,leted and indications to-day pointed to =
large audience in the Congregational
hurch this evening when Colonel Adam
iifford of Boston, one of the most gifted :.
rators in the cause, is to deliver an ad-
ress on the mission of the Salvation
Army in the United States and Canada
The meeting is to open at o'clock. !. =
William Mcdonald of Addison place is !.
o preside at the meeting and persons y
rominent in other UNCONVENTIONAL cir Il
les are to participate in the gathering.
'rigadier Andrews of Hartford, Conn, II
he divisional officer, and Mrs Andrews ~
re to be present. The local committee y
, headed by Captain Hazel Hood, in d
barge of the Barre barracks.
H. c. Stockwell, solicitor for the Ten =,
ey company in Washington county, sus- =,
tined bruises in an accident at Webster 20
lille yesterday which necessitated med-
II attention. Mr.. Stockwell was on a =;
irriage drive around Milestone hill and :,
as at the Barre & Chelsea railroad -
-ossing when his horse became fright :;
ned by the putting OF a nearby locomo-
We. With degree of obstinacy that r.
ay only be described as equine, the =,
orse persisted in backing until the car /. /,
age wheels became so cramped that the =; ;,e
liver was thrown to he ground. He ~
ii through the top cover OF the vehicle =,
I'd landed on his right side. Passing ~
avelers were at the scene in time to !.
op the horse and Mr.. Stockwell was 10 =.
ought to the office of DR.. w. f. Lazell p
this city. 1t was feared that the man wy
ID sustained a rib fracture and an arm We
slocation, but examination did not re- re-
al any bone breaks. Mr.. Stockwell
as accompanied to his home in Mont my
lier by Superintendent c. F. AIillar of ne II
e Consolidated Lighting company. ia
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Regular communication of MI
n Granite lodge, No. IS, F. and ioi
~ y A. NJ, will be held in Mason
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