The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-07-09
Talk OF THE TOWN


The old favorite--Clan Gordon pic
mic. Caledonia park, Saturday, Jul,
30.---adv.
Barre and Barre granite in view
and story--in Sundays Boston Herald
To be sure of your copy leave ordeI
now at Martins Book Store.--adv.
The usual program of field events
and sports at the Clan picnic. Sat
urday, July 30, at Caledonia park
Look for posters and further ihforma
tion.--adv.
Almost the entire granite belt aus
pended manufacture to-day chiefly he
cause of the hot weather and partly
due to the short working period for the
cutters on Saturday.
The four-weeks old infant of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Kueor of 90 River
street died yesterday afternoon at its
home. This afternoon funeral services
viii be held from the home at 2 o'clock,
burial to be made in Wilson cemetery
in Granitevile.
Nelson Browne, the heavy hitting
fielder of the Dartmouth varsity squad
this season, has been passing a couple
OF days at his home on Cliff street in
this city but to-day returned to New
port, where he expects TO remain dur
ing the rest of the summer playing hall
with the Newport baseball nine, com
posed of several other Dartmouth
players.
Raymond and Clarence Martin, the
two WiIliamstown lads who on July
Fourth suffered severe burns and
bruises and the latter broken leg
when a four pound pail of black gun
powder was ignited in the front scat
OF the automobile in which they were
riding, are recovering as fast as can be
expected. Yesterday the broken leg of
Clarence was reset, and the lad, who
was the most severely injured, is doing
nicely to-day.
The condition of Mrs Battfsta Gill,
the woman who narrowly escaped In
slant death at the hands Of Luigi Cobb
when he sent two bullets of 32-cali-
bre revolver into her body last Tues
day afternoon at her home, Bubgee
avenue, remains favorable TO her re.
covery. The physicians have not as yet
decided to remove the bullets located
near the heart and kidney and unless
infection sets in they are not likely to
perform an operation for their re-
moval.
A camping party, consisting of Mr..
and Mrs Crawford of Pleasant street
and two sons, Arthur and Elmer, the
latter having his vacation from the
Barre Gas CO.; Miss Dorothy Shores,
clerk OF the Homer Fits Co; Leone
Sergeant of Beckley street, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Calderara, Francis OMAR, |
who is having two weeks vacation |
from the d. NJ. Miles Coal Co. Office; !
Howard OMAR, now having a vaoa
ton from the Adams Co., and Miss
Mabel Stephen of Montpelier, have re
turned to their home, after enjoying
a week at Mirror lake, Berlin.
In case of enlistment of 10 more
men in the proposed machine gun com
pany of the Vermont National Guard,
Barre will be assured of having the
and stands fair chance yet
of getting the 1923 appropriation for
state armory. OF the IS men necessary
IS have already passed the physical
and signed the enlistment
papers, and il seems only a matter 81
/ few days now before the full quota
will be reached. Nesle Hooker, who is
n charge of the organization work,
feels confident that the company will
De complete before the latter part OF
icxt week, and has made arrangements
with the examining physicians to be
1t the Legion clubhouse again next
Tuesday evening,