The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-25
TALK OF THE TOWN


MunsluR u1lucIN wear at ABDUL >.
Margaret Gibson in 'Desting's Boom
erang," a two-reel society drama, and
other features at the Bijou to-day.--adv.
Mrs. Susan Parks of Plainield arrived
in the city Saturday and will visit at the
home of her son. Harry S. Parks, for sew
ersl weeks.
Frank c. Williams, state examiner OF
savings banks, returned to his home in
Newport Saturday, after having been
registered at Hotel Barre while passing
several days in Washington county on
official business.
Clarence r. Bishop of Washington
street, who is taking a vacation of two
weeks from his duties in the Central Yer
mont freight office, is visiting friends in
Boston and will pass a few days in Port.
land Me-. before returning home.
Kenneth McRae of Merchant street is
passing few days in New York on bus
mess connected with the Union Dry
Goods store, of which he is manager. He
was accompanied to New York yester-
day by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clark, who
are to be Dissent from the city several
DAYS
, Now is the time to have your furs re-
paired and remodeled. | have a large
assortment of sets and separate muffs
and furs. Bring your old furs and ex
change them for new pieces; a liberal
allowance. Come now for the first and
choicest selection. Joe Kovalsky's Tailor
Shop Eastman block. Phone. 4244.
Rindo Sironi, eldest child of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Sidoni of As Granite street.
passed away Sunday morning at 1910
o'clock The child had been in declining
health for year, his illness being due
to tuberculosis of the bone and latterly
to meningitis. Besides his parents, the
boy leaves two sisters, Carolina and Irma
Sironi, and a brother, Irvi Sironi. He
was born in Barre March %, 1909, and
prior to his illness attended the kinder
garten at the Mathewson school The
| funeral will be held at the house Tues
day afternoon at o'clock and burial will
be made in Hope cemetery.
| Over their hot tamales in a Granite
Vile sandwich mill last evening two
Williamstown youths talked of pugilistc
proves with the sequel coming when the
aspirants withdrew to the street to de
eide the ownership of a stake which had
been posted on a finish match. Both
boys were fighting to a draw when Dep
uty Sheriff Dennis Donahue was called
| to intercede. He arrested the principles
and Brought hem to Barre, where they
spent the night at police headquarters
This morning Joseph Willett of Will
Jamestown pleaded guilty to breach of
the peace charge and arranged to pay
SIS fine and costs of S715 A similar pen
n W mat Cd 10 ~ I
who admitted participation in the row,
Water connections with the Orange
reservoir were resumed at o'clock Sun
day afternoon, after most of the manu-
facturers and domestic users in Barre had
drawn the bulk of their supply for near
ly week from the Bolster reservoir and
Martin brook supplies. Employees of the
water department and laborers furnished
by Contractor j. F.. eastman were en-
gagged in the work of lowering the mains
along the East Barre road to conform to
the grade established by Barre Town
road workers last summer. Under the
direction OF Supt. Frank o. Lee. the work
was rushed as rapidly as possible. in or
der to minimize the inconvenience to con-
sumers, and completed in a shorter pc
riod than had been anticipated. Work
continued without interruption yesterday
and to-day a small gang was engaged in
cleaning up the odds and ends Much air
remained in the pipes, but the depart
ment employees were confident that the |
cause would be removed by nightfall.
Guests arriving at Hotel Barre through |
the weekend included the following peo-
Pile: Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Mcleod. Earle |
Mcleod, J. C. Davis of Wentworth, n |
H.. Mrs. Allsire. Miss Allaire of Mont |
real, p. O., Mr.. and Mrs. Max /. Powell |
Mr. and Mrs. kehoe, Mr.. and Mrs. w H. |
Wilson of Burlington, Miss Evelyn Man
ney. H. b. Salisbury. f. VI. Salisbury of /
Randolph, Mrs. f. +. Clarkson, Mrs. J. G. .
Bellrose Mrs. f. NJ Stiles. Mrs. H. c. |
Humphrey and chauffeur of Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Jameson of Rutland,
Mr.. and Mrs Martin, b. Winston and s
Karr of Burlington, j. X. Kirk and c. f.
Kirk of ST. Johnsbury, Mr.. and Mrs C.
w. Worthington of Burlington, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. ]. Canning. Miss Evelyn Canning,
John White and Miss Mary White of /
Burlington. 6. F. Boyce of Cherry Valley,
\. Y. Miss Veima Wright of st. Adams,
Mr.. and Mrs. David A. Elliott. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. f. Ayers of White River juno
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. II. R. Burroughs Of
Burlington. W. L. johnson, Miss Hazel
johnson of Burlington. Mr.. and Mrs. s.
r. Palmer and daughter Of Boston, Mr..
and Mrs ID. W Davis and r. A. Perkins
of Derby Line. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Proulx OF Hartford. Conn. Miss Donelly >
of Grand Isle. Nh. and Mrs W. :. Agar