The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

III "HonR tne business visitors IN the CIT
this morning.
Y A daughter was born yesterday at tn
II City hospital to Mr.. and Mrs. Jane
Grearson of Hill street.
II Among the Plainfeld visitors in tn
H city Saturday were Miss Bessie Batchel
II der, 7. H. Little and Mrs. Frank Wood
II cock.
II Mr.. and Mrs. n. n. Morse, who have
H been visiting friends in the city over the
II weekend, returned to their home in Ran
H dolph this morning.
II Two thousand five hundred a month il
| the retail output of the Big Blue Ribbon
/ sc cigar. Try one. Lander's Cigar Store
4 Lander's billiard parIor.
Miss Marie Wardwell of st. Adams ar
rived in the city last night and will visit
at the home of Mrs. Anna McGue of the
Morse block for few days.
Il Miss Mae Minnie who does trimming
in Mrs. f. Fosters millinery department,
left Saturday night for Boston and New
York for the advance styles.-adv.
Miss Elizabeth Gurham of Cliff street
and her guest, Miss Annie Curley of st.
Adams, left last night for Boston, where
they will visit friends for few DAYS.
~ II. JohtpH AleIlO ana
Fasola returned last night from a visit
of few days with friends in Hanover,
n. H., making the trip by automobile
p. p. McPhersons, who has been in
Barre and vicinity during the past week
on business errand, returned to his
home in Concord, n. H., this morning.
Mrs. Susan Parks, who has been visit
ing at the home of her son, Harry S.
Parks of King street, during the past
two weeks, returned last night to her
home in Plainfeld
Henry Massie, who has been employed
at the Sinclair house in the White noun
tains during the summer and early fall,
returned to Barre Saturday night and
will remain for few weeks at his home
on Maple avenue before going to Florida,
where he is to be employed in st. Angus
| tine.
The auction sale of the A. Shambo es-
tate, which was held in Montpelier and
conducted by d. A. Perry OF the d. A.
Perry Real Estate agency saturday was
well attended by contractors from many
Vermont towns All the articles sold at
very good prices. To-day Mr.. Perry is
conducting the first of six auctions this
week, the auction to-day being held at
the Currier & Hogge farm in South
Woodbury., where he will auction all
stock, farming tools and the farm.
Lyndol Waterman returned to Stan
stead, p O., to- day after visiting at the |
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oar
win S. Waterman of upper Washington |
street, over the weekend Mr.. Water |
man, who is coaching the Slanstead Yves |
leyan college football team, accompanied |
the squad to Orleans Saturday and wit
messed the game between Stanstead Yves
leyan and Orleans high school. Stanstead l
Wesleyan proving the winner by SO to 0.
Coach Waterman predicts very success
full season for the Stanstead team as he
has a fast and willing bunch of workers
with which to deal. Saturdays game
was Stanstead's opening game of the 1915
season.
John Bellrose of Scota, n. ", ped
der, who was on his way back to the
lake shore after attending the fair at
Washington, was locked up Saturday on
an intoxication charge When arraigned /
before Magistrate II. w. Scott in city
court this morning Bellrose acknowl +:
edged first offense and was permitted
to sign the pledge for year, after pay
ing the costs of prosecution. Fred r.
Guyette of Middlesex pleaded guilty to
4 first offense and went to Jail in lieu OF J
paying the minimum fine and costs. Guy q
cite was arrested Saturday evening in
connection with the automobile wreck Y
near the junction of North Main and I
Wa shngton streets Soon after he was u
ocked up the respondent complained G
hat his left arm had been injured in the \
but he had fully recovered to- :
lay. 0
Applications for citizenship papers will
Ne received at special session of United
states naturalization court to be held in 3
he court room at city hall some time !, =,
his evening c. Def Bancroft, the in y
ermediary, states that there are many v
andidates for citizenship who are anx :, "
Gus to go through the preliminaries, ~
Jerk F. s. Plat of Rutland will preside
t the session, but definite date for the =
itting has not been fixed. In Barre and al
he quarry section there are upward of VI
90 aliens who are all ready to appear be- 81
ore a United States judge and take the fiji
ath of allegiance, but the session for the
ranting of final papers will be held aft b
r election, as the law fixes limit to ST
he length of the period preceding ma in
ional election when such papers may be
ranted.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Danforth of Dan w
lille are guests in the home of Mrs. Dan w
orth's brother, c. S Meaker of Jefferson
rect, while visiting friends in the city. TO
Improvements on the l0-acre plot da
hich Catholics of st. Sylvesteris church "A
Graniteville have purchased for MS
,metery are already under way and the 90
rst interment was made to-day. The fo,
metery is located opposite Wilson K,
metery in South Barre on a section of fu
vel plateau land that is flanked by the nj
baskerville road on one side and the m,
wer road to the quarries on another
de. An apple orchard that had out ;.
Ted its usefulness was removed to make III, II
ay for the cemetery. A cement foun- no
tion has been laid for a granite arch ia.
AZ to mark the main entrance to the sp'
rial plots and diagram tentatively rel
epared includes a circle wherein a cru the
tx is to be erected. Burial plots used ser
r interment viii be blessed Individually
It'll the cemetery is consecrated in due Ha
rm. nor
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