The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

Benedict blacksmith shop at 20 Summer
street.
House lot at head of Cliff street, Barre,
wednesday afternoon, June 8, at 4
o'clock. adv.
William Gearin OF Summer street went
to Burlington this morning for a visit
OF a few days with friends.
A son was born yesterday morning
at the City hospital to Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Taylor of Maple avenue
Mrs. Henry Mute and little daughter
OF North Main street are passing few
days with relatives in Waterbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon A. Smith OF
South Ryegate arrived in the city this
morning for visit OF few days.
Mrs. Eugenia Granger OF Short street
left last night for Holyoke, Mass. where
she was called by the death OF rela-
tive.
Miss Cecile Place returned this morn.
ing to her home in Burlington, after
spending few days with relatives on
Highland avenue
Elroy Villa Of Websterville was
brought to the City hospital last night
and this morning underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis.
W. L. Lappin of East Barre passed
through the city this morning while on
his way to Springfield Mass, where he
has secured employment
Mrs. N. D. Phelps is attending the an.
nual meeting of the State Federation of |
Women's clubs at Brattleboro The SEES
sions continue through Wednesday and |
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Long of Frank |
lin street are preparing to move their
household goods to Springfield Mass,
where Mr.. Long who has been in the |
employ of Canton Bros for several years,
has secured position. They expect to
leave the city next week
Rev. J. B. Reardon of Church street |
left this morning for Stowe, there to at.
tend the annual meeting Of the Central
Association of Universalists, which
opened last evening. At 80 o'clock
this afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Reardon was
scheduled to lead discussion on the
topic: "The Future Of the Liberal
Church."
Among those who made the trip to
Stowe to-day by auto to attend the an
1ual meeting of the Central Universalist
association were Rev. !. B. Reardon. Mr.. I.
and Mrs. s. d. Allen, Mrs Hattie Waite :
Mrs. Lizzie Robinson, Mrs. NJ. T. Page,
Mrs. Carrie Brooks. Mrs Alice Bruce,
Mrs. Agnes Bradford and Mrs. Mary !
A committee from Barre lodge, No
80, y. f. o. F., is working on plans for
gala evening to be observed June 10,
vhen members of the New England Or
er Of Protection in Barre and vicinity 1
gill assemble TO honor Judge H. W.
colt, who was recently elevated to a I
Ugh Office in the supreme lodge Of New
highland. There will be a brief program, !
afreshments and dancing i
Joseph II. Layery of North Main .
Ereet, deputy sheriff, il detained from I
is duties as a polisher at the plant of
ones Bros. Co, by rib fractures which 2
e sustained several days ago The ac. \
dent fractured two of the mans short .
BIS and when he attempted to return z
, work, the pain was so intense that 3
2 consulted a physician. Although he 2
able to be out doors some time must x
apse before he can take his turn at .
le polishing wheel. =
o. n Granger of Merchant street, who
Is been eonvalescing but slowly from
we're attack OF pneumonia which deyel-
,ed early last winter, was taken to the
amy Allen hospital in Winooski last
ening He was accompanied by Mrs
ranger and DIR. and Mrs. f. X. T. Arch ri
nbault, who are remaining at the hos
tai for a few days. Mr.. Changers M
ndition was considered critical and the
Iestion Of operating was to be decided r,
physicians on the hospital staff. -
The Brook street school is to give
ncert and folk dancing exhibition this Ba
EEK Friday and Saturday, June and Q. tn
the school building. The program will lal
given twice daily, at / 80 and 3 D. m, NJ.
d will consist Of May pole dances on II.
e lawn, patriotic drills, singing and FIR
ncing. Much work has been done by III,
; teachers in the building to make the VIC
air a success and the sum raised from r.
: admission fee of 10 cents will be used Bo
the nucleus of a fund to purchase Nh
mo for the school. liza
Licensees having done their patriotic va
by closing all life saving stations in ..
yn yesterday, bar tenders adjourned Oh
Raymond Diemer's farm on east hill IA
the first of three outings to be held
ring the summer. Mr.. Diemer kept
n house for his guests and his hos
ality began to be distributed in big Ba
res around noon when a chicken din the
was served. In the afternoon there Jun
5 flag raising and baseball game Mo
ween the bar tenders and team com the
ed of delivery men and chaufFeurs. the
told company of more than 40 per- nor
$ registered at Mr.. Diemer's farm
led paint as a commodity and not for -ss
,bration purposes is getting to be one
the premium staples in Barre, so a
resentative of the fire department
covered to-day when he attempted to
lenish a supply of pigment that he
been using on the fire alarm boxes
supporting poles. When it is said
{ there has been no uncommon run on
paint an explanation is no nearer for
dealers. themselves, are at a loss to
,unt for the shortage. A new wrinkle
he local fire department is the paint
of fiery red circles around each pole
which an alarm box is attached. As
ant Chief Carpenter did a good bit
.ircling yesterday and was about to !
IL che inE 70 Saxy ,s-hen he heard nf ,