The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

Granger, 10 Merchant street. Tel 3l0-lg
Paul French of Orleans was CUES
yesterday of Carl d. Waterman of uppe
Washington street.
safe and sane Fourth. Buy the chill
dren large flag. Only 9s cents anC
coupon at Times Office.
Andes ranges, Perfection oil stoves
White Mountain refrigerators, wash boil
ers. Il. A. Prindle, Depot square.
William Gaul of Ottawa, Ont, is pass.
ing few days at Hotel Barre as the
guest OF his brother, Thomas G. Gaul.
Harry Is. Gordon has returned TO his
home in 81. Johnsbury, after spending
several days in the city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Stimson of Bur.
lington arrived in the city to-day for a
week visit with Mrs. Clyde Smith.
William and Lyle Young OF East street
LETT this morning for Georges Mills, n.
H., where they will spend the summer.
Misses Murdena and Joena Smith have
returned home, after passing several
days with relatives in Montreal, p. @.
Auto for hire, also cottage at Wood
bury pond. Win carry campers to and
from same if wished. Mrs. II. S. Miles.
Tel. 22s.l2
Oswaldo Csbrinie of Webster avenue
left the city last night for Paris, n. Y,
where he will be employed in the granite
industry for time.
+. Vaughan Burgess of Burlington, who
was recently graduated from Yale, was a
guest yesterday of DIR. II. Nelson Jack
son.
There will be special meeting of the
Barre Rangers Football club in the pa
vilion this evening at 1880 o'clock. All
members OF the club are requested TO at
tend.
Mr.. and Mrs. James s. Milne and son,
Walter Milne, of Liberty street left this
morning for Highgate Springs, where
they are to remain in camp until after
the holiday.
Peter Alexander of Nelson street and
Leon Nixon of Washington street left the
city to-day for Burlington, where they
are to pass the week end with friends at
Queen City park.
Enjoy Sunday evening by attending
the open-air photoplsy at Intercity park.
The Cats Paw" will be the opening
also comedy reel of the
'Musty Suffer" brand. Carfare, 5c.-adv. !
Charles T. Southgate, who has been
acting as station agent at Groton during |
the absence of Charles Bailey, returned |
TO Barre yesterday and has resumed |
charge of the ticket office at the NJ. & w. |
R. station.
Clayton G. French who has been en-
ployed in Barre as shoemaker for some
- -, Gil
where he has a position. He will be
oined in the near future by Mrs. French
md children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Clark of Washing Il
on street left the city this morning for
Brooklyn, n. Y, where they are to visit
elatives for a week before going to Al.
,any, n. Y. They will return home at
he end of fortnight.
The approach of the holiday recess was
marked by a unusually heavy demand for
ishing licenses at the city clerks Office
o-day. Many people who are going
way for the weekend and holiday were
I city hall almost as soon as the clerks
flee was opened for the day. III
Rev. Charles s. Butler of Buffalo, N. Y, III
epresenting the board of ministerial re
ief and sustentation, is spending a few
avs at Hotel Barre. DIR. Butler will \
peak in the First Presbyterian church
o-morrow morning and at the Granite
lille Presbyterian church in the evening. Il
Mr., and Mrs. F. j. Mattoon and SON. /
Iarold, who visited Mrs. Mattoon's | Il
rother, Edward Ennis, of North Main l
treet, and with other relatives in Barre :
lille en- route TO Massachusetts from
motor trip to northern New York. re
armed to their home in Pittsfield, Mass,
esterday. They were accompanied by
Iiss Beatrice Ennis, who will pass the q
INNER in Pittsfeld and vicinity. John
. Ennis, who was guest of his broth
:, Edward Ennis, returned to his home
Jonesville yesterday. .,
Mrs. Philura Wilson, mother Of James ?
Wilson of Barre, died Thursday night
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. Her Y
an Cross, in Worcester, death being due in
general breakdown. She was IS
ears of age and had spent most of her T.
fe in Calais, in which town her hus band a,
ed year ago. She leaves four daugh I,
RS, Mrs. Cross of Worcester, Mrs. Lu.
er Wheeler and Mrs. John Fair of Cal.
5 and Mrs LaCosse of Montpelier; also =
70 sons, James Wilson of Barre and r.
wis Wilson of Schenectady, n. Y. The y
neral will be held Sunday afternoon at a.
o'clock.
When the whistles in the stoneshed "
1t sounded at II o'clock this forenoon st
arly every employe heard his own par ri
'ular wolkin ring for the last time un da
Wednesday roorning. Most of the on
do not plan to resume OPP IN
atoms until after the holiday, as they in
not reckon il worth while to fire up" de
r a single day Monday. This circum-
ince has given granite workers recess
nearly four days. BARRIERS are to be
sy over their chairs Monday until 9
lock in the evening, the usual weekly
If holiday being omitted in view of the re
neral holiday on Tuesday. Gr
Small boys and stones, combination
Iught with portentous possibilities
er since David fitted a pebble into his ;,
ne, are responsible for very annoying y
in the Williamstown branch 90
on Prospect street lately. Only yes H
day band of boys gathered on the W
nix of the deep cut just south of the
per bridge on Prospect street and be-
'ored a passing train with stones. =
-haps in the play world of SOME 10 or
lozen boys, ranging in age from 10 to