The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-22
Talk OF THE TOWN

James Mitchell left this morning fol
his camp in Groton, where he will enter
tain party OF Barre friends through
the week end.
Frank Caron of Taunton Mass. ar.
rived in the city this morning to pass a
vacation with his brother, Charles A.
Caron, of the City bakery.
Mrs. o. N. Granger left last evening
| for Winooski there to remain for few
days with her husband, who is receiving
treatment in the Fanny Allen hospital.
The condition of Andrew j. Guthrie of
| Cliff street, who recently submitted to
an operation for appendicitis at the City
hospital, is reported to be improving
| steadily.
MIR. and Mrs. Antonio Mazzolini. who
have been visiting relatives in Barre
since returning from their wedding trip,
have gone to Randolph to take up their
residence.
George w. German, who recently pur-
chased the Calder house and premises on
Beacon street, is moving his household
goods from apartments long occupied by
his family on Cliff street
Lindol Waterman, an instructor in the
Stanstead, p. O., college, arrived in the
city yesterday to pass the summer with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Water.
man OF upper Washington street.
Charles n. Walker, salesman of
hand. embroidered articles, who was
known to many Barre hotiseholders while
plying his trade about the state for up
ward of 80 years, died recently in Clare
mont, n. H., at the age OF Is.
Fred r. Hutchinson, who has been
passing a few days in the city as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. p Human of
Orange street, left to-day by automobile
for his home in Canaan, N. II. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Human, his sister,
and her little son, who will make a visit
OF week with relatives in New Hamp.
shire.
Mrs. Charles r. Campbell and son,
Nelson, left to-day for Senaca Falls,
n. Y, where they are to live. Mr. and
Mrs. Campbell removed to New York
over year ago but Nelson remained in
Barre in order that he might complete
his schooling at Spaulding. Mrs Camp
bell came on for the graduation exercises
of last week and has been visiting old
friends since.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. S. Rounds and daugh-
ter, Dorothy, Of Park street left the city
this morning for Worcester, Mass, |
where they are to attend the wedding
Of Gordon Poole son OF Mr.. and Mrs. |
Francis A. Poole, formerly of Barre, to
Miss Charlotte Vaughan. which is to take
place in the Union church Saturday /
afternoon at o'clock. Stanton Burgess (
Of Barre will attend Mr.. Poole as grooms.
man.
One man Of wide Acquaintance in Barre
and adjacent towns who has thought so !
berly Of the terrible damage wrought by |
German submarines believes that he has
,ontrived device to be attached TO mer-
liant ships which may defeat the ends
yf the ruthless undersea campaign now
being prosecuted so vigorously by the I
enemy. Solomon Fibish, well known !
,eddler, says that his scheme for ending
he r. boat atrocities looks good to him,
1ut he IL anxious to secure expert adj
1ice and while on visit i'm Barre yes
erday he left word that ship engineers
" builders may call at his home, 233
Main street, Montpelier, anytime after
30 D. m. to discuss the invention. Mr..
9ibish further deposes that he is a man
Il rather slender means and could not
nance the invention, although for pa
riotic reasons he is ready to offer it TO
he government If the device stands the
expected test. +,