The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

Excursion to Montreal July 3 and
II See adv. on page Z.
II Get your flag for the Fourth Coupon
and 9s cents at Times-office.
H Mrs. Y. f. Marble Of WILLIAMSBURG
II was in the city yesterday on business.
II Rhmmage sale in the vestry of thu
II universalist church Saturday evening.
II Il. A.. Drown left last evening for Bos
II ton, where he will make a short bushes:
II trip.
II Mrs. Glenn McAlister OF Williams
II town visited with friends in the city
H yesterday.
II Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Sanborn of Plain.
\ field were in the city yesterday visiting
II with friends.
II The very thing you want in white hats
for the Fourth at Mrs. CAROLS, 20 North
Main street.
James McKerron began work at the
fire station this morning, succeeding Ed
ward Lambert.
Ladies of the Clan Gordon will please
have their due cards with the financial
secretary on or before July 5.
| F.. Stanton Wasgatt left this morning
Tor Boston and vicinity, where he will
visit with friends over the Fourth.
j. McAfurray of Lennoxville. p. O., Is
visiting with his daughter. Mrs. H. D.
Graves. at LIS Washington street
H Saturday prepare for Independence day
by purchasing your footwear for the oc.
casion at the Peoples Shoe store.
Miss Marion Taylor OF North Main
street has returned to Barre, after spend
ing few weeks with relatives in Woods
willie, N. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Corskie and children
have gone TO Danville. where they are to
be encamped at Joe's pond for a few
weeks,
Mrs. P. c. Owen, who has been visiting
with relatives in Boston for several days,
returned to her home on fremont street
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ], J. Dashner returned
this afternoon by automobile from Sher-
brooke. Pc, where they have been visit.
ing with relatives for several days.
George Booth and family of Cherry
street and John McAndrews and family
of Division street left to-day for Berlin
pond, where they win spend a week in
camp.
| All barber shops in Barre subscribing
| TO the union agreement will femain open
until . o'clock Monday evening. BARRIERS
will observe the holiday Tuesday by clos
ing their shops.
Hobart r. Newell, who has just com
pleted his second year at Massachusetts, |
School of Technology, arrived in the city |
Yesterday and will be employed by Cush |
man & Ward in their electrical plant this |
summer.
Charles Russoni Of High Holborn street |
received very painful injuries yesterday. 1
While on ladder he made a misstep, /
slipping to the ground and striking in
such way that he fractured one rib on
his left side
r. n. Abbott, the county agricultural \
agent, returned yesterday from BurIing-
ton, where he has been attending the ex- A
ercises incident To commencement week 4
at the University OF Vermont, where he
was graduated few years ago. Mrs. Alb
bolt, who accompanied him to Burling
ton earlier in the week returned to the
city to-day.
The Vermont Trucking & Sales Co.'S
truck viii make one of the longest trips
of the season day and to- morrow. 4
when they move Mrs. Dora Wings house
hold furnishings from her home in Mont. 4
pelier to Concord n. H.. where Mrs.
Wing and her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
win reside with Mrs. Wings
son, Rev. Charles A. Wing.
A hearing in the case OF Campo VS. +
Fraquelli & Vanetti will be held in city
court tomorrow morning before Magis
trate II. w. Scott. Attorney ]. Ward I
Carver viii appear for the defendants
and Campo win be represented by At ,
torney John n Harvey. The case in ,
wolves claim of rebate on the part Of
The plaintiff for a steamship ticket which a
he did not use.
The Barre Coli club win meet the
Montpelier Golf clvh. on the Barre links e
IN Saturday at 2 o'clock the match hav- h
ng been set for then 70 allow the Barre D
5olf club members to have opportunity
% play weekly tournament earlier in Y
he day. The following players will rep G
esent the Barre club in the match dl
gainst Montpelier; William Johnson, A.
7reeland. ]. Freeland. John Daniels Ed 81
Walsh. Alex Mine Peter Brown, II. ii
Brown l.. r. Hutchinson. J, Reid. A. F. II
Abbott. John Leslie, D. J. Mcmillan, J. re-
stewart, d. Stewart and j. Comolli. II
Mr.. George II. Wilder of Burlington
gho has summer classes in Randolph and s.
viii stop off each Tuesday in
vening at Montpelier and remain until b
afternoon during the summer be
o teach his Barre pupils who have the ia
asst season been coming TO Burlington til
or instruction. All available time is now
AIKEN in Randolph and Waterbury. but to
ew half hours are still open in Mont W,
elier. If interested, write Wilder School no
( Music. Burlington, VT, lie Main 10,
treet, OF see Fred Inglis, Clark street, wi
arre, Vt. or see Paul Simanton, futist. 81
ark theatre. Barre, Vt. Pupils NAV
tart at any time. Terms reasonable Br
dv or
City Attorney William Wishart has VS.
idressed a letter to the health author di,
les Of Milford Mass. relative TO the tn
aim that the city Of Barre is liable for fie
le care Of consumptive now living in an
ilford. who claims Barre as his former
sidencc. For the city Mr.. Wishart dis In,
aims any liability in the matter. mas sic
UGH as statutory provisions for the care in
persons who have contracted contag- da
US diseasec applies only 10 towns with ity
the commonwealth. Waving the fact IN,
at the INDECENT in question has not re riy
ied in Barre for several years. the city of
tcrney takes the stand that a Vermont