The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-24
TALK OF THE TOWN


the collection of rubbish by the city
teams, starting Monday.
Public dance, Montpelier armory, ev.
cry Saturday night. CAROLS six piece
orchestra. Special car.-adv
Mrs. N, Calcagni of Foss street
leaves tomorrow for two weeks
visit with relatives in Waterbury.
Dance. Camp Comfort, Calais, Satur-
day night, July "a, with Paul Siman-
ton, futist, with six piece orchestra
adv.
Frances Hart of Plattsburg, n. Y,
is stopping with her uncle and aunt
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Papin, of 80 Elm
street.
AT the Congregational church Sun
day, Miss Cow and Miss lnglis will
sing duet, In the Cross of Christ |
Glory
Mrs. Lee Hall of Washington street,
who has been confined to the house by
illness for the past two weeks, is
slowly recovering.
| Francis Griffin of North Main street
left yesterday afternoon for Almonte,
| Ont, going to make a visit of two
|
| weeks with an uncle.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Richardson of
| Washington street have returned to
their home after spending week at
their camp on Groton pond.
f. L. Sargent of East Barre is now
| moving to his newly acquired property
at 8 North street, better known to
Barre people at the Guy Varnum house.
O. w Boyea and DIR. 4. X. z. Arch
ambault returned to this city yester
day from Highgate Springs after pass
ing day or 50 with friends camping
there.
Long-distance and general trucking;
truck is also equipped to carry parties;
viii seat between Is and 90 people. All
pneumatic tires Granite Cite Bottling
Works. Call 7l6-M or 746-W.
Carl Price of Kenton, O., president
of the National Retail Monumental
Dealers association, is passing few
days in the Barre granite belt, hav-
ing arrived at Hotel aBrre yesterday
morning.
Norman Even of Elmira, n. Y, who
has been stopping with his brother,
James, on Orange street, leaves to-day
| for Skowhegan, Me-, where he goes to
visit his sister, Mrs George f. Young,
before returning to Elmira.
At the City hospital Thursday, the
left eye of Arthur Ainsley of Orange
was removed, following an accident in
which splinter from board which
he was splitting entered the eye, He
is as comfortable as could be expected
Gage & Cages Office will close at
noon Wednesday, July IS, for two
weeks. Office hours on that late are:
Barre, to 10 a. M; Montpelier 10 to
ii a. m. Notice will be given in two
weeks when the regular hours will be-
GIN adv.
In addition to the large program ad-
vertised, Clan Gordon will have relay
race, distance of three fourths mile,
open to teams of three men each. A
prize of $40 to the winning team, pre-
scented by Clansman j. Corskie. En-
tries close July 90 at p, m.--adv.
Mr. and Mrs. John Miller and Mrs.
James Albin of Detroit, Mich, have
been visiting for the past couple OF
weeks at the Robert Troup home at SCI
North Main street and yesterday start
ed on their return journey Mr.. Albin
and daughter, Mrs. Miller, formerly re-
sided in this city.
John NJ. Carroll of Park street has
returned from a six weeks business
trip taken in the interest of the Car
roll Bros. Co.. with which he 10 affili-
ated. His journey touched New York,
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana. While
in Indianapolis he visited his nephew,
Thomas Carroll now the middlewest
representative of this company.
Among the numerous edifices under
construction in the various parts of the
town is a 260.foot stoneshed. now be-
ing erected Just north of the 4. j.
Batchelder & Co. stoneshed near the
Central Vermont railway track off VIII
lev street for the Anderson-Friberg Co.
The structure begins to take on the as
poets of large plant and in the mean
time the installation Of large air
compressor is being carried on. This
Ingersoll Rand machine is capable of
supplying 500 cubic feet Of air at all
times.
Under the supervision of Contrac
tor A. b. Lane, work has begun to-
wards the erection of the new county
tuberculosis sanatorium on the Cooley
farm on Beckley hill, the soil having
been broken this week for the excavs-
ton Of the cellar and coal pits. Six
men and two teams and drivers com
prise the entire working force to begin
the work, but with intentions of having
the building closed in by winter much
larger force of workers will be used.
More. men and teams are wanted TO
complete the work at the desired time
and in both instances Mr.. Lane prefers
men familiar with construction work.
Two carloads of cement are in transit
al present while a quantity Of lumber
is already on the lot. From this site,
which is on a slight hill to the west of
the former Cooley home. beautiful
scene over Barre extends far beyond
the crout piles of Graniteville or Web
sterville and to the last granite plant
in the north end.
A Cadillac ear. llss5. driven by Fred
Duby Of this city, and a Studebaker
1906. driven by Charles Goulett of
websterville. collided Yesterday after
noon in city square. Witnesses OF the
accident state that Dubv was coming
up Main street. and had Just turned
past the silent policeman 10 head up
Washington street, while Goulett was
coming down Washington street and
rras na rinr- attention TO another car