The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-17
TALK OFTHET TOWN

II Don't miss the big closing out sale o
II Mr.. Fits children's shoes at Shea's thi
II week.
II Henry King in "Tho Power of a Girl,
III adv.
III Mr.. and Mrs, George M. Ahern returned
II this morning to their home in Burling
II ton, after passing few days will
II friends here.
II Ira X. Miller and his son, Merle Miller
H of Waynesboro, Pa, are passing several
II days at Hotel Barre while here on buy.
H ing trip among the quarries and manu-
H facturers of the Barre district. Father
4 and son make up a prominent Pennsyl'
Son.
H Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Horrigan of
Pittsburg, Pa, who are on honeymoon
trip through New England, are passing
several days at Hotel Barre. Mr.. Horri.
gan is a member of the well known
monument retailing firm of Campbell &
Horrigan of Pittsburg and during his
stay here he and his bride have been in.
terested visitors among the quarries and
cutting plants.
Mrs. Margaret Cayhue, a former resi-
dent of Barre, has returned to her home
after having been called here by the
death of her mother Mrs. Ellen r. Fren.
Ter of Washington street Mrs. Cayhue
/ "a -
Other relatives of the deceased who have
returned to their homes are; William
Premier of Newport, r. l., Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Hayes Of Lawrence, Mass, and
John Daley and family of Burlington.
| The following item from a Burlington
morning newspaper, concerning former
resident of Barre, will be of interest To-
cally; Miss Mary Crowley OF Essex
Junction, who was injured in the trolley
car crash on the Lower road Wednesday
night, is getting on as well as can be ex
pected. Her right arm is in splints, as
she sustained a fractured wrist. The |
ligaments in her arm were also badly |
strained so that she is unable 10 move |
her fingers. She was passenger on the |
car headed for Winooski."
valuable piece OF Plainiield realty |
figured in transaction contaminated to- |
day when the Perkins farm, so called, in
Perkinsville, became the property of
Harry Peduzzi of Barre and Rizieri Lam,
berti of Detroit, Mich. The property
was sold through the d. A. Perry Real
Estate agency for Tousisnt Abare, the
present owner and occupant, who sue
ceeded II. P. Human of this city in own
ership of the farm. The property is
known as one of the most productive
farms in the township and has been ac-
lively sought by prospective farmers. 1t
comprises l25 acres and the deal involved
upward of $4,000. Mr.. Peduzzi, who was
formerly engaged as a granite cutter in
Barre, recently returned to this city from
Detroit, where he was employed as a
machnist for some years. The purehas
ers expect TO occupy the property within
a short time. II
Wholesale poisoning of people who
spring near the ruins of
the Wells .Lamson plant at North Barre 7
was one OF the results of an incident /
which came to light yesterday when J
amateur agriculturists living in the north {
end told of procuring from the spring
the water used in paris green mixture =
calculated to knock stiff myriad of pc. :
tato bugs which infected their garden. !;
1t is evident that the gardeners, in dip ,
ping water from the spring to the recep \
tacle containing the bug mixture, were
somewhat careful, but grains OF the ar
,enic composition undoubtedly slipped
INTO the spring, for a number of persons
felt the effects, Among them were
we'll known local truckman and a con-
ractor, who dismounted from their
cams to psrtske of the waters in the
cooling spring. Pedestrians experienced
,imiar after effects and soon after an
inquiry had been set on foot it developed g
hat the bug killers had obtained from a
he spring the water used in mixing the
lie brew which figures so eonspicuously u
n every wellregulated campaign against u
he garden pest.
FOR delVerlng tne. DO" thdJ ieileu "
PAUL Plaisted somewhere in Depot square ia
n the night of July 7, Allan B. Gale of u
Barre appeared before Magistrate H. w. 81
,cott in city court last night and ac- Ia
breach of the peace Of el
ense. The judge imposed fine of IS III
nd costs, which the respondent paid. 81
he halo of mystery which hedged about CO
he head of Plaisted, who claimed to have &C
cen struck down by an unknown foe, DIT
las cleared away when Officer John S. &C
furley, acting under instructions from of
rand Juror William Wishart, brought fir
ale to police headquarters. In straight vi
,rward fashion he told of an argumentA !a
idulged in by him and Plsisted and said mi
e struck the latter with his fist. Plais tn
d, he averred, struck his head on la:
one when he took the count. The re- fel
,ondent also denied running away, and tn
cleared that il was he who picked up do
he PROSTATE Plaisted, carried him to ar,
n a. aud hafhad hrrtfse / L