The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-23
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Hugh Cole began work this mornn
as clerk in the Red Cross pharmacy.
Lumber, both soft and hard WOO,
rough and finished. AT the c, l.. Bugbe
mill
Thomas Sanford. who has been passin
a week in this city returned yesterda
to his home at Newport.
Mrs. w. 4. Mitiguy of Enosbur
Falls. is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mar
garet Mccarthy, of 50 Brook street.
New shipment OF one-piece hous
dresses just in at anniversary sale prices
soc to Sl.50. Paris Shirtwaist House
Superintendent c. +. Millar of tn
Consolidated Lighting Co., returned th
morning from a short business trip I,
Boston.
Mrs. ID. Rossi who has been visiting
at the home OF Panl Banchi for severa
days, returned yesterday to her hons
in Waterbury.
Misses Alice Mcdonald and There's
Miles returned to-day from Burlington
where they have been visiting for the
past few days.
Miss Helen wilkins, who has beer
teaching school in Barre Town, returned
this morning to her home in Brandon
| for the summer.
Mrs. g. L. Bragg, who has been acting
as a teacher at the Lincoln school dur.
ing the past year, returned yesterday to
her home at ST. Johnsbury.
| Mrs. Annie Milne, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Mary H. Mccarthy of Summer
street and with other relatives in the
city, has returned TO her home in Chi
eago.
Howard Fl. Reid OF the Morrison farm
left to-day for Mortified, where he will
remain unti' the latter part of the week
during commencement at Norwich uni
versity.
Miss Elizabeth Carson Of Laurel street
went this forenoon to Mortified, where
she viii remain as the guest of friends
during commencement week at~Norwich
university.
Miss Katherine Foley, who has been
passing several days in the city as the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs +. j. Cannon of
Brook street, has returned to her home
in Burlington.
Miss Ida Cook of South Main street,
who is taking vacation from her du-
ties in the telephone central Office, lett
this morning for visit with relatives
in Lebanon. y. II.
Mrs. T. W. Towers. who has been
passing several weeks with her daugh-
street, returned this forenoon to her
home in Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hayes, who have
been spending the past few weeks a.
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward An
ierson OF Merchant street, returned to-
day to their home at Lawrence, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred g. Clark OF Water
loo, Ia, are passing their honeymoon |
IN Barre as the guests Of Mr. and Mrs /
Iyaldron Shield OF AZ East street. Mr.. |
Clark is nephew Of MIR. and Mrs |
Shield.
There will be meeting of the Social |
st central committee at o'clock on I
Tuesday night at the Socialist hall on
frantic street, for the purpose of max
ng arrangements for the next lecture
curse to be conducted in this city under
he auspices of the Socialist locals.
Secretary Fred w Suitor of the quar-
workers international association. re-
urned Saturday from New York, where
re has been spending several days on
BUSINESS. While absent Secretary Suit
n attended conference of union men
onmected with the stone industry.
The steel bridge on the intercity trac-
thoroughly reinforced with cement
butments, a gang Of workmen having
ompleted the repairs last Saturday.
'ther Improvements on the line in that
icinity include a readiustment Of the
racks for a distance Of ten rods to
he north of the bridge,
Gaboriel Bori. who has been confined
} bis home on Ladd street for the past ,
averal weeks with broken leg, was
BILE to resume his duties to-day as !.
canister Bori was conveying an arti
q of freight up flight of stairs on
Terchant street several weeks ago, when I
D lost his footing, the goods throw
q him to the foot Of the stairs.
Willis Scott. who has been employed
II the past few months at the Chees
an barber shop, completed his duties
lere Saturday night and left yester-
~ for Salisbury, where he has secured
position as head barber at the Spring
rock house. Lake Dunmorc. Before .
Stunning his duties. Mr.. Scott viii make
brief visit at his former home at
random.
Cards have been received in this city
the marriage of Miss Martha
lien Toner of Burlington to Howard
ark Brown of South Burlington on
onday morning. June 80. at the cathe-
al of the Immaculate Conception, Bur
lgton. Mr.. Brown is well known in
is section of the state, having acted
assistant sergeant-at-a at the
lte capitol during the last session of
e state Legislature. He is nephew
George Lander of this city.
Chief of Police Samuel Sinclair re-
rned to Barre last night with James
wyer of South Main street, who was
Ken into custody in Milford, Mass,
ere he had been working, on bench
rrant issued from city court by Judge
w. Scott. This morning Sawyer
S arraigned before the judge on q
Dseauent offense alleged TO have been a
nmitted May 81. The respondent
thdrew his former plea OF not guilty =
} admitted the allegation. The case
,inst him was then continued and a..
/ was fixed at $50. He was repre-
ted in court to-day by Attorney $. .
lister Jackson. The case against
wyer for an alleged intoxication Of
Sc said to have been committed some
lie last November was mol pressed by
judge.