The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-04

III Tor Rutland, where he will attend a
III N. f. .. r. gathering.
III Eugene Magnus Of Bethel, Conn, al
II rived in the city last night for an ex
III tended visit with friends.
III d. II. Rowlands of Redgranite, Wis
III arrived in the city last night for a visi
VI in Barre and Barre Town.
III Lawrence Gray left last night TO
III Rockland, Me-, where he will make al
III extended visit with relatives.
III Miss Blanche McNally, who has beer
III employed at the City hospital, has re
III turned to her home in Mortified.
HI Mrs. G. c. Hanson and son left this
h morning for Holyoke, Mass, where they
n will make an extended visit with rela.
II tives.
H Mrs. Dora NJ Aldrich returned yester.
H day to her home in Mortified, after
H spending few days with friends in the
H city.
H r. H. Graves, the Boston sales agent
for the Maxwell cars, is passing few
days in the city as the geust of II. +.
II Cutler.
| Mrs. c. r. Bevins of Holyoke, Mass,
arrived in the city last night for a
ten days sivit with relatives in Barre
and Barre Town.
George Bacon OF Roxbury arrived in
the city this forenoon for a few days
visit as the guest of Andrew Morrison of
Batchelder street.
Chester Williams. who has been spend
ing several days with friends in God
dard seminary, returned last night to
his home in Charlotte.
Miss Bina Bracken has returned to
her home in Rutland, after spending
few days in Barre as the guest OF Miss
Nellie Sadlier of Church street.
Miss Mildred Cashion, who has been
spending a few days as the guest of
friends on Summer street, returned to-
day to her home at Putnamsville.
| One of the best Eclair two-reel fea-
lures. "The Great Unknown" will be
shown to-day and tomorrow at the
Bijou, the home of the l0l Bisons. ADV.
Remember the rummage sale in the
vestry OF the Universalist church on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. All
articles thoroughly fumigated by the
board of health.
The Thursday evening meetings of the
catechists of St. Monica's Sunday school,
suspended during the month of May,
will be resumed next Thursday evening
at the convent on Summer street.
Joseph Hennessey, who has been Wis
iting in the city for the past few days,
left to-day for Brattleboro, where he
will make a brief visit before returning
to his home at Waterbury, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Melloon of Derby
Line arrived in the city yesterday for a
few days visit with their daughter, Miss
Ruth Melloon, student at Goddard
seminary. The trip to Barre was made ,
by automobile.
Miss Adele McConachie, a teacher in
the Summer street school, went yester- :
day to Mortified, where she was called
by the condition Of her aunt, Mrs.
Charles A. Plumley, who sustained in {
juries in an accident on Sunday.
Miss Susie Gomez of River street, who :
was convicted on an illegal selling charge I
in city court Monday night. left this
afternoon in the company of an officer !.
for Rutland, where she viii serve SEN :
tence of not less than two months and
not more than six months In the house
VI correction. =
9bhtts ohid 1aiNti
lhurch street was visitor yesterday A
" mount Mahsneid, where ne ATTENDED Ii
he annual June dinner of the Lake N
Mansfield club. The clubs preserves near N
he summit were formally opened for "
he season yesterday, and large num- d
'er of members were present for the
ceasion. :.
Tuesdays arrivals at the Buzzell no. a
ell were as follows: L. G. Clewly, to
Samuel Mellow, Westerly, Ss
|. l.; Charles Lincoln Red Beach Me. of
}. H. Rowlands. Redgranite, Wis; X. C. en-
tooth, East Corinth; William Gibson,
John Knox, Montreal; Mr.. IA
nd Mrs. Hill, Windsor. n,
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Cruz and little &c
aughter left last night for New York tic
here they viii visit relatives for at
Nv days before sailing on the French ca
ner La France for their former home fol
ear Madrid, Spain. They expect TO be
bsent from Barre several months, and no
lille in Europe they will visit relatives Ba
northern Portugal. eyl
John Kerr az Montnelier was arraioned off
fore Judge H. w Scott in city court att
us forenoon on an intoxication charge, cia
lbseouent ofTense To which he entered ths
plea of guilty. Kerr was unable to TIN
~ the SIS fine and costs of 1895, and
e court remanded him TO the county thi
il at Montpelier to serve the alternate VIII
ntence of SO days, The man was ar Gu
sted late last night by Officer George the
Garlic. nor
A " Rado.r 4 q arc exbib;ting in joir
q of tbair Nor,b Nain stroet disnlav and
ndows a large genre photograph of , ,,ei
e Iowa State Agricultural college NO
idlings and grounds at Ames. The -
.ture will be of interest to many Barre To
ople, since it was taken by Fred +. =
lburn, former resident of this city, c.
10 is now a professor of photography Key
the college. Mr.. Coburn is son-in =,
v of James III. Cook, and it was while vari
Barre that he established a reputa- ie1
n for outdoor photography. The Iowa
tie college is one of the largest insti-
ions of its kind in the middle West. =
stone masons, who have been engaged
the past few weeks erecting retain II
wall on the property on the south
e of Pearl street recently purchased
A. II. Buzzell, completed the work
day. The wall commences at a point
Pearl street and extends the full
It'll of the lot on the dividing property :.
; and then runs at right angles the IL
ire length 10 Summer street The