The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

H DIR. C. III. Beecher OF Burlington was
visitor in the city yesterday and to-day
1 There will be a musicians union meet
ing at Worthen hall Sunday afternool
at 3 o'clock.
Refrigerators, lawn mowers, gardel
hose, baby carriages and sulkies. Sad
lier's, Keith avenue.
The Weekly club will meet with Mrs
Kenneth A. Gale, AZ Spaulding street
Friday afternoon at 2:30.
Kenneth Jerue and Ii. L. Leonard o.
Sutton were among the business visitors
in the city yesterday and to-day
Cobble Hill grange has forwarded a
check of SIS to II. G.. Woodruff to apply
on the Headquarters company fund"
Mary MacIaren, the Scotch lassie, and
Philip Smalley in the Bluebird feature
Saving the Family Name" at the BIZ
jou to-day.-adv.
There will be a meeting of the Klio
klub Friday evening at 7:l5 at the home
of Miss Grace Carson of 10 Ayers street.
Please note change in place.
Why make your own when you can
buy oursf Cake, cookies, plain dough
nuts, rolls, at food sale, Congregational
vestry, Saturday, May 5.--adv.
Among the Waterbury visitors in the
city yesterday were Richard White, Ma.
tale Fontana, B. Colombo, A. Collins,
Mark White and Mario Bianchi.
Masquerade ball in Knights of Column
bus hall Friday evening, May 4. Mont
pelier Military band orchestra. Three
prizes will be given. Refreshments.-ad.
Arnold Weller, who has been at his
home in Washington during the past few
days on account of an injured foot. re-
sumed his duties at the Woolworth store
to-day.
The game posted to be played between
Spaulding high school and the Italian
A. c. this afternoon at Lincoln campus
was cancelled this morning by Manager
Broggi of the Italian A. C.
H. II. Blanchard of Springfield who re-
Gently received reappointment as Judge
of the municipal court for the Windsor
probate district, was business visitor in
Barre yesterday and to-day.
William Adams, who has been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Ben Adams OF
Chelsea, during the past few days, re-
turned to Barre last evening to resume
Foreningen Monitor boiler arsfest lor-
dagen den 5 maj. Program av song, mu
six ock defamation kommer att utforas.
ALA Skandinaver valkomna. Danes ON
bedes medfora kafrelrod. Mote XII. 7.
r. w. Eaton, state clerk Of the Mod
ern Woodmen, who has been visiting
friends in Barre while here for the trien.
NAL convention of the fraternity, re-
turned this morning TO his home in Nor
risville
The Pavilion theatre in Pearl street,
which has been operated for some weeks
by the proprietor. r. 4. Henderson who
conducted moving picture and vaude-
willie establishment has been closed
lease taken by Manager j. B. Eames of
the Park theatre.
Hal Sawyer, who recently arrived in
Vermont after having been employed |
since Jan in New Haven, Conn, called |
on friends in Barre yesterday while on |
his way to Mortified, where he formerly |
resided. Mr.. Sawyer was member of |
the Mortified company when the LIST |
Vermont regiment was ordered to the /
border last year and spent several
months with the state troops in Texas.
Recently he decided TO rejoin the regi
ment and applied for enlistment at Fort
Ethan Allen. Because of minor physical
disability, his application was rejected.
Sometime yesterday Mrs. Tranquilia
Dernievic, who was sentenced to pay
inc of $500 and costs in municipal court
after pleading guilty to violation OF
he liquor law, experienced a change of
ieart and decided that she migk. not
'hoose the alternative penalty OF term
n the house OF correction. The respond
mt passed the day in the police station,
,ut toward night bail of $500 was fur.
lished as surety for her appearance and
he was released, with the understanding
hat the fine and costs be paid. The au-
horities said that the woman's account
With the court probably would be closed
" this evening.
Tons of Barre granite, sliding along
he deck of fiat car, threatened the life
f John Mcdonald, a brakeman, in the
ard of the NJ. & w r. railroad north
f Granite street late yesterday after
Don. When the Barre & Chelsea yard ,
hitter shunted into the car on which
he brakeman was standing, the load of ,
ranite, unprotected, it is said, by guard,
oles, began to slide. Mcdonald was
landing at the end of the car and the
ushing granite brought a block up
gainst his right foot, pinning it to a
brake shaft, Other train
len heard his cries for assistance and =
ished TO his aid with crowbars. Several T
Iinutes elapsed before the granite block :
,uld be removed sufficiently to permit :,
to release his foot. He was
ken to the office of DIR. j. A. Wark,
no bandaged badly bruised foot. In n
lie opinion of the physician none of the e
Dnes in the limb was fractured, al Il
Tough he preferred to make another ex-
before confirming the diagno-
S to the railroad officials, who had com h
enced an investigation. The accident '
,curred on the c. V. transfer track, so
lied Mcdonald was removed to his IL
,me in Montpelier after the visit to the v
,ctnr's office /