The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

Henry Darling of Woodsville, n. H.,
returned to his home last night, after
spending several days visiting friends in
the city.
United States Marshal A. p Carpenter
returned to his home in Brattleboro this
morning, after having attended sessions
of naturalization court in Barre and
Montpelier.
Cleo Madison in "When the Wolf
! Howls.' Thomas jefferson in Corporal
| Billie's Comeback also comedy,
"Storming the Trenches" at the Bijou
to-day.-adv.
John Leslie commenced his annual va
cation OF two weeks from the postoiliee
this morning Mr.. Leslie expects TO visit
friends and relatives in Quincy and Cam
bridge, Mass, within few days.
Rev. Charles H. Wells, who has been
visiting his sisters, Mrs. f. G. Rowland
and Miss Lucy Wells, for few days
while on his annual vacation, left this
noon for his home in Newark, n. J.
Mrs. +. G.. Venner. who has been visit
ing friends and relatives in the city since
the first of July, left this noon for her
home in Manchester, n. H., joining her
husband who returned to Manchester
about month ago.
DIR. w. f. Mann and son. Fay, of |
Orange street returned to the city this |
morning from a two weeks trip to New |
York, Philadelphia and Scranton, Pa
During their absence they also visited |
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert L. Scott in Trenton,
n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Marvin OF the
Montpelier road, accompanied by Alexan-
der Morrison, who is visiting friends in
the city from Montreal, P. O., and Mrs.
Neale Morrison of Elm street, returned
yesterday from an automobile trip
through the White mountains and Little
ton, n. H.
Mrs. Frank Trow of Trow hill went
to Plaintield yesterday, having been sum
moned there by the death of her niece,
Miss Maude Townsend, who died of in.
fantile paralysis in Jersey City hospi-
tay Tuesday, The body of Miss Town
send arrived in Plainfed early this
morning, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
lhHA iOHHStuds BtI phltHlS. !
Domenico 0ssola has installed a motor
in his establishment in the down town
Bolster block as a part of the equip
ment he is to use in the manufacture of
spaghetti and macaroni. just now Man
ager 0ssola is securing the labor mar
ket for help and plans to have his ma .
,hinery turning out leagues and leagues Z
IF toothsome spaghetti within a few :
lays,
Artisans and carpenters are in charge \
If the Merlo bowling academy on North
Main street and before their work is :;
the lanes and other interior =
ixtures will have been thoroughly over !,
lauled. 1t is expected that two weeks :,
Will elapse before the alleys are ready !,
or use. Luitpol Nussel has taken the !,
ontract to decorate the interior wood
work, and the color scheme and design
will conform to the artistic
'ainting that was done in the billiard II
oarlor on the ground floor two years = :,
go. ?
Ayers street was aroused from its b
sesta this noon when the auto m
re truck swung into the thoroughfare
nd stopped at No. 90, the residence of A.
). ID. McAllister. 1t wasn't much of 4,
re, but the strident treble of the mo- ~
or's cut out called a lot OF people away j,
rom the dinner table to follow the car !,
he firemen found a rather brisk Chin /,
ey fire in progress at the McAllister ~
ouse. but the possibility of any consid h,
rable loss was precluded by the use of a,
and chemical pumps. Smoke was oe- tr
lpying much of the space in some of the 70
,cond story rooms of the house when %
he station was notified at five minutes SO
noon. ri,
For four hours, beginning at o'clock,
swarmed the union head 10,
larters in the Scampini block Wednes- tn
w afternoon and evening for the adj mi
urned meeting of the Barre local. Dur az
z that period the ballot box was open of
r those who desired to vote for dele ed
ties to the American Federation of La va
IT convention next fall. Among candi- ne
ties popular with Barre grantecutters ror
e Henry Alexander, president of the an
cal branch. and Alex. Russell of Quin- NJ,
+, although there are many other can fir
dates. Members OF the union also voted ha
r OF against the Quincy motion TO de- pic
r the proposed revision of the constitu- Ac
IN and for or against the proposition tw
the Mount Airy branch to revise the BY
Institution. doi