The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-13
TALK or THE TOWN

H Fresh native asparagus every morning
H Houghton 4 Robins.
H Civilization" Park Theatre to.nigh
special unsteady.
Regular meeting of Sons of Veteran
auxiliary, No. 5, Wednesday evening
O'Clock.
| The Girl from Broadway musica
comedy; lots of real live girls in thi
| show.--adv.
Cut yours coupon from Monday
Times and get a free cake of Palm DIV
soap at Fits.
5. III. S. alumni ball Wednesday even
ing at o'clock, S. H. S. hall. All alum
nj should be there.--adv.
Regular meeting of Hiawatba lodge
No. 20, !. o. o. f., Thursday evening a
1880. Work, third degree. Per N. g.
The Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co
will be open this evening from to 0 t.
talk Liberty bonds and take subseYip
| tions.
Dressmaking, dry cleaning, gloves 8
speciality. Mrs. Woodwork and Mrs
George, room 10, Eastman block. Tel
424-2
Regular meeting OF L. A., A. 0. II,
this evening at 1880 o'clock in Knights OF
Columbus hall. Business of Importance
All come.
The ladies and pastors union of the
Methodist church have postponed their
regular monthly meeting, to be held
Thursday, until week from Thursday
| Judge H w. Scott and Deputy Sheriff
| G. l.. Morris motored this morning to
! Plaintied and Marshfield, in which towns
the magistrate heard the evidence in two
civil cases
Mrs. William Mari Of Franklin street
was called to Brooktield Monday by
the illness of her sister, Mrs. G. H. Bige-
low, who passed away at an early hour
this morning.
AT Heaton hospital, Montpelier, june
IL, daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chauncey Alden of p st. Paul street,
Montpelier, and granddaughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Gamble of this city.
An attractively framed picture con-
tanning the photograph of every member
of the graduating class at Spaulding high
school is shown in the display window at
b. w. Hooker & Co.'S store. The stu
dents were photographed at the Rock
woed studio.
The body of James Giudici, whose
death occurred in Concord, n. H. Mon
day, was brought to Barre over the Cen
trail Vermont railroad last evening and
taken to the home OF his brother in Beck
ley street, where the funeral was held
this afternoon.
During the absence OF Officer David
Henderson, special police are being as
signed to his night beat in the police de-
partment. In honor of his marriage last
night Officer Henderson saw to it that
every attache at city hall was supplied
with cigars and chocolates to-day.
South Barre grange will hold a flag
raising at their hall tonight at 1880.
after the flag raising So
cial hour will take place in the hall. S.
HOLSTER Jackson will be the speaker.
Everybody is cordially invited to come
and take part.
Residents of North Main street in the
vicinity of Brook street are wondering
why a pool of surface water reaching
from the curb to the car tracks in the
Dcnter of the street and extending along |
the road some 40 yards, does not drain
away. 1t has been there since the heavy |
rains of Sunday and Monday, and the
warmth of yesterday and to-day have
mad little effect on it, the pool still re-
sembling a small pond and in places
reaching depth of over six inches
There is slight curve in the road at that /
point, and the cemented pavement, to-
yether with the cement curb, form an
artificial basin.
nYc ion Rf m nt kn
renney lines entering Barre caused an.
'ther shutdown in the manufacturing
district this forenoon, and from O'Clock
Until after 0 hundreds of men were idle.
{ was one of number of suspensions
which have occurred in the past week,
nd many wheels were stopped by the
rouble to-day. The cessation of current
vas effective in the Depot square and
'urnhams meadow stonesheds, as well
S elsewhere, and when work ceased at
clock the men were told to return an
our later. Work was resumed shortly
fter Q o'clock. AT the local office of
he NJ. & B. L. & ?. Co., il was said that
rouble on the Burlington line, so called,
'as responsible for the temporary sus.
ension. Latterly repairs were made at
tN bbiltH Hidhts duu IL was q INT ihAl~ |
ing out of that station that failed.
Among the arrivals at the Hotel Barre
were the following: Frank l..
wilkinson and A. Hubert, Beebe Plains;
. S. JOY, Detroit; F. A. Phelps. Sidney, a
(. Y; R. H. May, Essex Junction; ].
wing Wood, Burlington; A. NJ. Hough- a
n, F. w. Corliss, G. NJ. Whitney, L. H.
orliss, and w. w. Stiles, Springfield; a
B. Garvey, Burlington; Julius Wind
hin, Plattsburg, n. Y; Robert R. Nein,
j. V. Mcleod, Bradford, Mass;
AIRY V. Bielaille, Waltham, Mass; Mr..
I'd Mrs. r. II. Hoxie, Boston; Mr.. and
RS. p. D. Hutchins, Concord. n. H.; 6
lillian Gill. st. Johnsbury; T. II. Owen, Z
oringfield, Mass; f. Sehweizer, Cleve- b
nd; j. A. Hunter, st. Johnsbury; Mr.. e.
Id Mrs. NJ. G. Canning and Miss Evelyn
aiming, Burlington; V. S. Quincy, VI
'hite River Junction; p. L. Smith. q
attsburg, n. V; w. f. Bell, Hartford
nm; Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. GRAY, Hol- t.
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