The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

H Mrs. Walter Paine of Summer street
left this morning for a visit in Burling
ton
II Public dance. auspices l. O. f., in X. Of
II 70. hall Tuesday, June @. Tickets, Soc
II CAROLS orchestra.
II Aldrich public library will close every
II evening during the summer months at
H O'Clock, beginning June 5.
II Mrs. Louis G. Guillette Of Camp street
II has gone TO Burlington, where she will
II visit relatives for few days.
II G. A. Calderwood has returned to his
II home in st. Johnsbury, after passing a
H few days in Barre on business.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson p. Coffin returned
H yesterday to their home in Keene, N. H.,
y after spending a few days in Barre.
H Baseball Saturday: st. Nhchael's VS..
4 Italian A. C. Game called sharp o'clock
4 at the Berlin street grounds.-adv.
II Coruccio Perigia arrived in town yes
terday to commence work in the granite
sheds. Mr.. Perigia was formerly EN-
H ployed in the stonesheds at Bethel.
The team that vanquished st. Anselm's
meets the Italian A. c. at Berlin street
Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Come
out and see St. Michael's in action.--adv.
\ Il. G. Heath and Il. NJ. Turner of War
| rem, who were in town yesterday for the
annual meeting OF the Washington Coun-
| ty Farm bureau, returned to their homes
last night
Daniel r. Bisbee, who formerly resided
in Barre, returned to his home in Waits
field last night, after having attended
the first annual meeting OF the Washing
ton County Farm bureau.
1t matters not whether Won are stout,
average, slender, tall, medium, short. we
can fit you with La Resista corset that
viii give perfect satisfaction. Mrs. w. r.
/ Shepard, Rowland building.
| As | shall close my store for the sum
mer months, ! will sell my entire stock
of millinery at greatly reduced prices.
Cali and make an early selection. You
will save money. Mrs II. s. Miles, 10
North Main street.
Reports from the bedside Of William
Mears, ir., who is in a Haverhill, Mass, |
hospital recovering from complications
! following a revolver shot wound in the |
shoulder, indicate that the young man is
rapidly regaining his health.
Don't fail to attend the Barre A. G., VS..
Goddard game Saturday at the Granite
City trotting park. Both teams are out /
for this game and it promises to be a real
contest from beginning to end. You viii
make no mistake in attending this game.
adv. h
The condition Of Harry Mcintosh of
Montpelier. a conductor on the interurban
traction line, who sustained painful in Il
iuries when he was struck in the head by II
pole East Saturday evening continues s
to improve steadily Mr. Mcintosh was
removed to the City hospital soon after {
the accident
Mrs. c. II. Granger returned to-day to Z
her home in Randolph. after visiting {
friends in Barre since Tuesday. Her
daughter, Miss Florence Granger OF Nal (,
den. Mass, who accompanied her mother |
here from Randolph where she had spent !
a few days vacation, left here Tuesday ]
night for Boston
Mate Jerkovch, who pleaded guilty to
a panhandling charge when arraigned in !
city court yesterday. paid a $40 fine and |,
costs of SO and promised the magistrate .
that he would shake the dust OF Barre
from his heels. An officer was at the
Central Vermont station. around noon to .
see that Jerkovich fulfilled his promise
News was received in Barre this morn
ing Of a quiet wedding which took place
in Littleton, N. H.. at 7 o'clock Tuesday / Is
evening, of Miss !. fetta Sargent, former
~ of Barre. to Everett Daniel Houghton.
by Rev, A. J. Barrett of Littleton, n. II.
The bride is well known here, being the H
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. Sar
gent of Brooklyn street The groom is
employed in the granite belt having
worked here in Barre for the firm Of An
ierson & johnson as boxer. They were
attended by Miss Susie Wright and Ezra
Nelson. Friends Of both wish them much
lappiness in the future
Complaint has been made to the au-
horities concerning the condition Of the
trough bowls at City square
nd at the North Seminary street inter n
ection of North Main street II is al Y
eyed that those upon whom devolves the =
are of the fountains have been so negli N
ent in cleaning the bowls OF vegetable n
natter and refuse that is bound TO ae- n
in the receptaeles, that many q
orses refuse to drink the water from u
ither fountain. Recently three horses in
ifferent sections of the city we're taken "
lddenly i'll and malady which the vet q
rinarian found difficult to diagnose was A
scribed TO the condition Of the drinking d
,untains. II is stated that the foun-
Tins should be thoroughly clesnsed every
,rtnight.
Landscape gardening is seldom asso 4
ated with the appearance of stoneshed +
remises, but at the plant of the Martin L
m Estate Co. in the south end, William
reig, South Barre gardener, mas ac- +
'mplished a good deal in the way Of
tightening up the grounds near the shed q
! Batchelder street. Instead OF the n
'ual accumulation Of grout, boards and b
fuses around a manufacturing plant. u
ere are attractive flower beds. here and 4
ere verdant grass plot and every B
here the evident design Of the gardener 4
plotting the premises coniided TO his u
re. To those who ordinarily count on q
one bruise or two in Negotiating a
oneshed entrance. there Is 3 gladstone
rprise in store at the Aiartinson Estate
IS plant.
Among the visitors in the city yester-
Y and to-day we're the following peo-
y w. D. Han Of II. Iohnsbury, T. ElW
lahrr Of Eraudnu r Elkfne Of Tft. ~