The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

! c. W Papin Of Burlington visited hi
brothers, John and Joseph, yesterday.
Albert G. Rock left the city this morn
ing for South Ryegate, where he is max
| ing stay of several days with friends
Samuel Clesry OF North Main street
went yesterday to Mortified, where he
will spend his vacation with friends.
A. +. Batcheder of Randolph, who has
been spending tine winter and spring
months in Florida, visited relatives in
Barre recently.
Louis Gillette, who until recently ran
the blacksmith shop on South Main
street, moved his family to-day to Bur
lington. where he has employment in an
automobile shop.
Miss Josephine Restelli Of Maple ave-
nue., who was employed until recently as
a bookkeeper in the Drown garage on
jefferson street, began work yesterday as
stenographer in the wholesale hard
ware store of Reynolds & Son.
Mr.. and Mrs George Downs and
daughters. Jessie and Ruth, and Miss
Bernice Morse Of Williamstown passed
through the city recently en- route by
automobile for Bakersfield, where they
are making a visit of several days.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Letourneau of.
Summer street have gone to Montreal,
p. O., for visit OF several days with
relatives. Before returning TO Barre
they will make a brief. stay in Sher-
brooke, P. O., where Mr.. Letourneau for
merly resided.
G.. II. Watson, division engineer Of the
NJ. & W. R. railroad, who was in the
city last evening to attend a hearing be-
fore the city council. returned to-day to
his home in Woodsville, \. H. While IN
Barre Engineer Watson inspected some
OF the crossings in the south end section.
Oftener than in recent years one no
ticed Old Glory riding the breezes in
Barre to-day and If the truth were
known it is probable that more people
here in the city remembered TO observe
Flag dav than ever before. Nearly ev.
cry public building carried the colors
and flags were displayed on a number
Of dwellings.
As the Vermont Trucking & Sales
company truck WAS leaving the oil pump
Yesterday afternoon at the Papin Bros
livery. the rear end Of the truck slowed
into the pump, breaking the electric
light sign on the top and bending the
doors out OF shape 50 that they will have
to be taken of and Strengthened before
they can be closed. /
Frank X. Beard. worshipful master Of I
Granite lodge. r. & A. n; +. Mahlon |
White. William Cole and Arthur L. Aver I
N left the city Tuesday afternoon for I
where they are attending the !
annual convention Of Vermont Masons. 9
Judge r. J. Martin. Rev. Edgar Grassland )
md Frank 1. small have returned to
he city. after having attended the con-
.istorv. A number q local Masons plan
o 20 to Burlington tomorrow 10 re-
main until the convention closes Friday
morning.
Following out their policy Of 70 date
ervice. II. r. Cutler & Son have I'M
tailed in front Of their garage on North
lain street, a giant gasoline pump 50
4 70 Accommodate their patrons. The
ump 3 about twelve feet in height and
irhteen inches in diameter a. the base
sving q capacity Of forty gallons q min
te or Eve gallons a stroke. IL is sur
counted bv q large slectric sign and
le-tric lights - that the customer can
.ad the registering dial az night time
he pump il equipped with the latest
improved tvpe 81 hlters, there being Eve
, number = that the EaaoIine VIII BE-
othfnr but pure snd clean. /