The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-09
TALK on THE TOWN

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/, Joseph Thayer Of Burlington was |
business visitor in the city yesterday
I Daniel Ryan of WATERFOWL, N. Y,
was in the city yesterday on business
visit.
n Thomas H. Wells Of Wilton, N. II.
us business visitor in the city to
day.
i w G, Stafford Of East Franklin il
passing several days in the city on
business.
i L. G. Cobb of Springfield, Mass, is
| passing several days in the city on
business
| T. H. Watt Of Riverdale, N. H., ar
rived in this city yesterday on a bust
ness visit
4 ]. D. vanderhoof Of Burlington is
4 passing several days in this locality
on business.
! III. Wagner and Thomas Jones Of
Jeffersonville are visiting friends in
this city.
For all kinds Of cement. stone and
brick work, call Leel, So Pleasant street,
phone 2766.ady.
A. Y. Sweeney and j. Mulyey Of ST.
Johnsbury were business visitors in
the city yesterday.
E. A. Newman and Stephen Wood !
ward of Windsor were visitors in the
city yesterday and to-day.
Alice Bernard Of Fitchburg, Mass,
arrived here last evening for visit
with friends in Graniteyille.
Mrs. Charles Emsle, who has been
visiting with friends in Bristol, re-
turned to the city last evening.
Captain Neale Hooker, who Is with
| the l72d at Camp Governor Hardness,
was in the city yesterday on visit
Miss Gertrude Herring OF Boston is
passing a few days at the home Of
Miss Marion Jones on Bolster avenue.
Alden Burke Of Summer street and
sister, Doris, left this morning for Old
Orchard, Me-, where they win spend
week.
Ramona G. Whipple. w. w. Garrit
and William Wells Of Gofistown, n
H., we're among motorists passing last
evening IN THIS city.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. B. Partridge and
daughters, Louise and Helen, returned
yesterday from motor trip through
New YORK state.
Miss Ruth Chalmers has returned to
Hartford, Conn, after passing week
at her home on Orange Street. Miss
Dorothy Chalmers accompanied her
w. Il. Finnegan and wife, together
with John, Joseph and Adelaide Fin
negan of Westfield, n. H., were Wis
itors IN the city yesterday.
S. Orlinsky Of New York City. one
Of the proprietors Of the new store
being completed in the Averil block, |
arrived in the city yesterday
Mrs. D. Poletti Of Howard street |
and son, Aldo, and Arthur vicari re-
turned yesterday from Boston, where
they have been visiting friends for the
past three weeks.
A. +. Cobb, l. L. Cobb, Lawrence
Berstow and Arthur Hathaway of Bos
ton, inspectors for well known roof
ing company. arrived here yesterday /
ON tour Of inspection.
Cards have been received by friends
Of David Vania, a member Of the class
Of 20 Of Spanlding. announcing his
approaching marriage, on Aug. /, to
Miss Mae LePage Of Plattsburg, \. u,
where he now resides
j. B. McCrot.y Jorn Graul and J..
B. Kelly of Burlington arrived in the
city yesterday on a tour of inspection.
Mr.. Kelly recently purchased the post
ing business Of Mr. Graul and Is here
to see just how the work is done.
Harry l.. Kent returned to the city
last night, after having spent the past
zen days repairing electrical apparatus
Tor the Vermont Box company Of Bris-
tol and the Vermont Utilities company
II Barnet, the latter having had large
lternator damaged during recent cleo
irical storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel l.. Cady of Bur-
ington, the former being the well
Known poet of Vermont life, were in
Barre yesterday afternoons while mo-
ioring TO West Fairlee Center, where
o-day Mr.. Cady was to deliver an ad
lress on ~Old Fashioned Vermont and
cad some Of his poems in connection
With church-a agricultural fair. Mr.
md Mrs Cady planed to go later in
he week to Lyndon to be guests at
he home Of Judge Harland b. Howe. I
The popularity OF tuberculosis tested
ows which the city ordinance against
infected herds and the refusal Of the
frantic City Cooperative creamery to
ccept nothing but milk from tested
ows helped to bring about,,is steadily
S. II. Eisendorf, veterinary
urgeon OF the Vermont department of
griculture, has been conducting tu-
erculin tests for the last two weeks
q the vicinity of Cutler Corner and
He has already exam
ned the herds of Miles Hunt, Charles
Wheeler, Harry Peduzzi. Harry Ladd.
Ienry Maxfield, c. Lorenzni and
rank Ladd and is now working on }.
he herds of Burt Jerry, Albert Four
Ter, A. Corti, Clarence Woodland and =
Iugh Smith. OF all those examined.
he herds Of Harry Peduzzi on the old :
Iinman farm in Perkinsviile and of
/. Lorenzini of Cutler Corner were the
My ones to pass clear tests. How (
YER, none of the losses were very a
reat, Frank Lsdd losing only three
nat were slightly contaminated out Of 9
herd of 81.