The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-17
TALK OF THE TOWN


T. f. Roy of the Crystal Lake Granite
Co. in Barton is passing several days in
the Barre granite belt on business
Jackson Moore, who has been spend.
ing the past two days in Barre as bus
mess visitor, left yesterday for his home
in New York.
! ID. S. Waterman Of Washington street
returned to-day from Boston, where he
has been passing a week with his son,
| Z. w. Waterman,
A. A. Fairbanks visited his daughter,
Mrs. William Robertson yesterday, while
on his way to his home in Burlington
from Littleton, n. II.
Mrs Alvin Holt, who has been visiting
relatives on South Main street during
the past two weeks, returned TO her home
in Woodsvlle. \. H., last night.
The ladies of the Episcopal church hope
to serve a large number of people We'd
nesday night from $3.50 to O'Clock at
harvest supper at 25e each.-adv
The Misses Marie Philbrick and Annie
Herchie and James Herchie returned to
their homes in Sherbrooke, p. O., last
night after visiting friends in Barre and
Websterville during tbs past week.
John Mccarthy, who gave ST. Johns.
bury as his residence, pleaded guilty to
an intoxication charge when arraigncd
before Magistrate II. W. Scott in city
court this morning and went to jail for
ten days
William r. Dewey, who spent the sum-
mer at Eagle Pass, Tex, with Co. B of
the first Vermont regiment, is back from
a,,I AZ tuD,ly
the Barre branch of the Central Yer
mont railroad.
Mimmi Cretanef,, who has been making
an extended soiourn in Finland. his ma
tive land, arrived in the city this morn
ing from New York, where he recently
landed Mr. Cretanen returned this fore
noon to his home in Graniteville.
A traveller between Barre and Burling
ton counted no fewer than nine corn ST.
los in course of construction. Most of
the builders adhered 10 the somewhat
round silo, although two
were built on the lines OF grain ele
vator.
Mrs. S. n. Parker of Spaulding street
left last night for Hartford, Conn where
she was called by the condition Of her
son, George Parker. who submitted to an
operation for appendicitis. Mr.. Parker is
employed in the office of the Aetna In
surance Co.
Street department laborers this morn.
ing began the work Of laying connect
ing strip OF cement sidewalk along North |
Main street from the Reynolds block to
the Gladding building, Sections OF ce
ment walk to the north and south Of the
link were laid in 1915 and
1916. While the city's part OF the work
IS under way, William Miers will cause TO
be erected set OF cement steps leading
% his uptown barber shop.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning were
he following people: Misses Mary and
Beatrice Jackson OF Los Angeles. Cal,
Dr. and Mrs. II. \. Jackson OF Burlington
c. Rugg Of Bradford, l.. NJ. Scott OF
It. Johnsbury, G. H. Carr Of Oxford, \.
T., j. L. Colby of Woodsvlle n H.,
George C. Felch of St. Johnsbury, c. NJ.
Steele OF Pennington, Me-, r. j. Barnes
# Manchester, John j. McCabe OF Bur
ington, Mr. and Mrs Edward ]. Cum
nings of Littleton, ~ H. Ernest L.
Iackett OF Mortified, Thomas B. Gar
ey of Burlington. J. B. Yandow OF Wi
ooski, r. H. Hurlbut of North Montpel
er, F, b. Biddle of Davenport, la. II. b.
'elden and w. II. Waite OF Burlington,
!. L. Brock of Littleton. \. H., Don NJ.
titles OF St Johnsbury and Charles L.
lawrence of Bridport.
Arthur C. Moore, state treasurer Of the
nights of Columbus, is in receipt of a
from Anthony Mollica, :
rand knight, and William J. Ling re-
ording secretary of the st. Johnsbury {
ounci advising the members Of the
'arre council that the third ceremonial,
fhich was to have taken place to-mor +,
ow evening, has been postponed to Mon :
ay evening, Oct %. The invitation ex-
ended to the Barre knights week ago !
renewed and it is hoped that a large I.
elegation from this city may make the ;
Zip to st. Johnsbury. The change in !
ne date was made necessary when un- !,
,rseen circumstances arose in the affairs :.
the state deputy. The degree next {
fonday evening will be conferred by ],
on. C. H. Bolvin, NJ. p, district deputy, =
Canada and his staff