The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

yesterday for Montreal, where they will
visit for few weeks.
Mrs. Blanche Nourse of North Main
street is passing several days with her
father, John II. Wilson, in Worcester.
Floyd Pombrio returned yesterday 10
Beverly, Mass, after spending few
days at his home on Seminary street
Mr. and Mrs. Il. +. Rowell and daugh.
ter, Gladys, of Washington street are
spending few days with relatives in
Williamstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Cove and fam.
lily of Eastern avenue left this morning
for Niggerhead pond, where they will
spend several weeks camping.
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Goodrich. Paul
Goodrich and Miss Celia Goodrich were
recent visitors in the city. making the
trip from their home in South Royalton
by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles F. Buttrick of
Orange street, who accompanied Burling.
ton friends on an automobile trip
through northern New York, have re.
turned to the city
John 3. Magnaghi OF Washington
street, who is taking a vacation of two
NttNo iipii MS uulipH dJ Tie pldnt oil
the Presbrey.Coykendall company, with
Mrs. Magnaghi has gone to Westerly, r.
l., for visit OF two weeks.
Miss Hazel Partridge of Worcester,
Mass, until recently member of the
faculty at Spaulding high school, called
on friends in the city yesterday. With
her mother Miss Partridge is passing
several weeks in Brookield
The d. A. Perry Real Estate agency
has sold for Mrs. 4. A. Cutler her farm,
known as the Farnhsm farm, situated in
Waits River. The purchasers are Walter
7. Allen and Arthur Lombard of North.
field, who have bought the farm for a
home and who will take possession OF it
at once.
Matthew Haley of Maple avenue. who
spent some time in Barre while getting
ready to launch his summer monument
setting campaign, has gone to Amster-
dam, \. Y, there TO start gang of men
on the work OF setting memorial of |
Barre granite TO the man who invented |
bachelors buttons. From Amsterdam he
will go to Angola Ind. there TO super
wise the setting OF shaft of Barre gran.
itV hiNh 10 w t1e 0ee0s /
of Indiana soldiers and sailors who died
in the war of ls6l65.
On the bulletin board at the yincitia
club is posted an excerpt from a letter
written by Charles L. Brown, late of |
the Spaulding high school faculty, who
is in the officers training camp at Platts-
burg. Mr.. Brown expresses solid salts
faction with the way things are going
in the big camp and mentions the fact
that Messrs. Hubbard and Ryan Of the
faculty called at Plattsburg while they
were on their way home from school.
Friends of Mr.. Brown will be interested
TO learn that he is out of the infirmary
now, after having been confined as a
.onsilitis patient.
Vincent Cato, a Berlin street grocer, ia !
from the effects OF a painful
accident which occurred while he was I
near Waterbury recently. A \
Waterbury item gives the following ac-
cunt of his mishap: Vincent Cato of
3arre received a painful injury while
motoring near here Wednesday evening.
n some manner his ear sxidded and the
urching of the machine threw him sharp
faihhL tit rlht Va TIC scat. TIC re-
aimed his grip on the wheel, however.
nd guided his car into the middle of I
he road, but later examination dis !
losed deep cut in his right leg"
William Prize, who maintains a camp
ear the Meadow Brock golf course off
rook street, has enlisted the aid of the
authorities in an effort to run down the
larauders who broke into his lodge
ometime around the Fourth and did
damage. The camp con.
aimed number of valuables, some Of
hich were missing when the owner Wis =
ed the place Wednesday morning, pre-. !
aratory to spending the day on the golf Z
PURSE. Mr.. Prizes camp is located on x
wooded eminence overlooking the links =
nd not far from the newly erected club <
ouse. The club building, however, was :
ot visited by the narauders Constable 2
l.. Morris was called to the camp !
thursday and yesterday two or three =
ues were being investigated Z
The July number of Barre Granite" =
e official publication of the Granite :
anufacturers' association, Is in the Z
Inds of subscribers, who must note 3
It'll satisfaction that the little journal 2
growing more and more to be an &C. z
rate reflector of conditions in the gran. /
: trade. The editors have adopted z
hey of enlivening the columns with (
lf-tones and in the current issue there -
e likenesses of DR.. H. Nelson Jackson =
d w. F. Cory, figures in the granite
iustry who are serving under Amer
IN colors in the war for democracy,
e former as a medical officer in the DO
serve corps and the latter with an am ..
lance unit in France. Granite Manu-.
lures Confne Themselves Too Close.
is the caption of an interesting ar
lie in which the men who make up ]
res wide awake organization are
yed to take a minimum vacation of :
o weeks. One follows the processes
augmentation taken by the writer Z
concludes that, after all, a vaca-
n is an essential factor in the granite
iiness as well as in the office and the
p.
1an's love of a grim Jest, especially if
butt of that Jest is a dumb beast, is
hound which is at DR.. o. L. Bars
Urinary hospital on Cottage street
h only a fighting chance for its life,
the result of long exposure in the
DDS OF Plainfield. The hound. a val
lie member of the fox hunting species,
owned by a chauffeur at the Dillon :
age in Montpelier, and two weeks ago
u L.