The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

Attorney w. Il, McFeeters OF Enosburi
Falls Was a business visitor in the cit,
yesterday.
! Ernest Letourneau. who is absent on
visit in Sherbrooke, r. O., plans TO return
to Barre June 20, 60 reopen his restau
rant.
Miss Mamie Minnie, who has been EN-
ployed as a miliner in Morrisville, ii
/. passing vacation AT her home on Brook
4 lyn street.
Thomas Tassie, who has made his
home on West street for the past year
has moved his household goods to Enos
burg Falls, where he has secured employ,
ment.
Mrs. H. Q. Webley OF st. Adams was a
visitor in the city yesterday while on her
way to East Barre, where she is to re.
main for several days as the guest OF
Mrs. Fannie Connie.
Howard Walker OF Grant avenue has
completed the gathering of statistics for
the annual school census. The returns
have been filed with the city clerk for
compilation, which will not be completed
| for a week.
Pupils o. the sixth and seventh grades
who wish 10 continue their work during
the summer should apply for class adj.
mission on or before Friday, June % I;
those of other grades, on June "a. Miss
Spears private school, 20 jefferson street.
Remember, we can furnish You with
all the best grades OF coal, both hard and
soft, and having bought the Arthur Mar
tin wood business, have large supply of
all kinds OF the very best dry, hard and
soft wood. Telephone 45O and let Calder
& Richardson fill your next order and
Judge for yourself
The city court case of State VS.. Ed
ward Anderson, who is at liberty under
bail OF $500 for. the alleged theft Of hum
her from a Websterville quarry, has
been set for Monday morning June 90,
at o'clock. States Attorney F. f. Glea-
son will conduct the prosecution. The
case was originally set for hearing
June 10.
Warren ]. Cummings of Spaulding
street returned to the city yesterday
from Manchester, where he acted as best
man at the wedding of DIR. A. A. Cross of
Williamstown and Miss Anna Kelly of
Dorset, which was celebrated in the Cath
Ollie church Tuesday morning DR.. and
Mrs. Cross are absent on wedding trip
and will not return TO Williamstown for
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul w Waterman and
little son, Paul w Waterman. jr.. who
have been residing in Cambridge, Mass, |
where the former is an instructor at the |
Nolkman school, arrived in the city to- |
day for visit at the home of Mr.. and |
Mrs p. s. Waterman of upper Washing |
ton street Since returning from Cam |
bridge several days ago they have been
visiting Mrs Watermanis parents, Mr. /
and Mrs. Lewis Coburn, in Plainfield,
Among the visitors in the city yester
day and to-day were the following peo
ple Mr. and Mrs. George r. May OF
Frank Pierce of Rutland DR..
and Mrs. H. n, Jackson of Burlington,
]. Il. Sawyer OF Burlington. Mr.. and Mrs. /
A. r. Cole of Marshfeld. h, r. st. Clair
Of Plymouth. n. H., NJ G. Wallace OF
Mrs. James H. Loudon OF
Springfield, f. II. Dewart Of Burlington,
G r Leonard OF Rutland, Miss Elizabeth 4
R. Tinker Of Glens Falls, N. H., Mr. and
Mrs. H. S. Soule Of Fairfield, G. &. Martin
If Burlington, e. #. Bardnell pf West
field, Mr. and Airs. r. f. Mercom Of Bos-
on and w. A, Gage of Burlington.
A detail Of street department laborers
)usied themselves for time this morn
ng in rescuing vagrant dog from the
caverns that flank the tor
nous course Of Potash brook as it noses
Is way through Pearl street and Depot II
quare to the river. Every iron grating Il
hat furnishes an intake for surface wa
er was crowded with small boys anxious
o get peep at the prisoner Persuasion /
" whistle and call having failed, one of
he street helpers hetook himself to the Il
mouth Of the brook section running I'M
erqr0und and finally restored the canine Il
0 terra frma. 4
Currer park and streets contiguous
sere garrisoned by strong force of Ara Il
ian patrolmen hast evening, when for )
pward of two hours that wing of Mount
inai temple that is TO show its mettle
/ the Shriners' convention in Buffalo
uly Il took themselves through siren
Gus drill. Bagpipe and drum music ;,
lade up the accompaniment for the
larchers and some very spirited practice .
as in order until after Q o'clock 1t is :
lid that the Arab patrol is approaching Il
fine degree OF efficiency and is expected
} make an exemplary showing in Buff i
10 Throughout the winter indoor !,
ractice drills have been held at the -,
ipital la,
Minor changes in the Central Vermont Z
tssenger service for the summer appear
the schedule that is to become effective a.
lnday. June 25 Outgoing trains leave j.
follows. 1925. south, instead of 1885 q
m. 2;55 a. m. north, instead OF ESQ; :,
25 a. M. north and south, no change; =
50 a. m, south, no change; 1925 p. M.
,rth, instead of $3.50; 55 p. M, north -
I'd south, no change Incoming trains =,
rive as follows: lao r. m. from the q,
nth instead of 42 a. m; 4;25 a. m. -
ON the south, instead of 4:05; 9:47 a. -
from north and south. no change; l:05
M. from north, no change; 4:35 p. m. q,
ON south, no change; Z p. m. from -,
nth and south, no change. Incoming ~
lnday trains arriving from the south n
1905 a. m. and from the north at 9:05 ~
m, are unchanged The outgoing ~
lnday trains leave at $50 a. m. for the
nth, as formerly. and at 1850 p. m. for ~ -
G south instead Of 1856 u