The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

Buy one of those bags to-day at tn
Vaughan Store.
Cottons, sheets, bed spreads all in tn
sale at Vaughan's.
All Zoe neckwear for l5c each a
Perry's on Saturday.
"The best by test" Ross tonscria
service, Depot square.
Chocolate fudge marshmallow sunda
is one of the favorites ct browns foun
tain.
n. B. Ballard of Orange street re
turned yesterday from a few days Wis
il to Highgate Springs.
Earl Smith of Highland avenue lef
this forenoon for Highgate Springs
where he will remain in camp for a few
weeks.
Mrs. Paul T. Hereford of Newport ar
rived in the city yesterday to pass tn
coming few weeks as the guest 0
friends.
John Hedburg of South Ryegate ar
rived in the city to-day to pass th'
coming few days as the guest of friends
and relatives.
The condition OF hrs. A. II. Buzzell
who has been confined to her home or
Pearl street for the past few months
continues to improve.
Mrs. n. 4. Lewis and Mrs. William
Bradbury Joined Mr.. and Mrs, William
Brown of Montpelier to-day on an au-
tomobile trip to Lancaster, n. H., intend
ing to return Tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Southworth and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Northrop and chill
dren OF South Royalton, who had been
visiting at A. A. and f. R. Northrop's,
returned to their home yesterday.
Frank +. Merrill of Franklin, n. H.,
arrived in the city yesterday to pass the
coming few days as the guest of friends.
Later MIR. Merrill will go to East
Corinth to visit for few days with rel
atives.
Miss Mccormick of New York, one
of the supervising nurses of the attend
ing nurses system OF the Metropolitan
Life Insurance company, was visitor
at the local Offices of the concern yes
terday.
stolen The person is known who
took the valuable meersehaum pipe from
the show case at Landers' cigar store on
Thursday night after $3.50 O'Clock and
unless the same il returned within as
hours prosecution will follow.
H. T. Parker of Des Moines, Iowa, ar
rived in the city last night TO pass the
coming few weeks with relatives and
friends. He will leave next week for
Milford, n. H., where he has secured
employment for the coming summer
months.
Among those who registered at The
3uzzell hotel yesterday were: Ray w.
livingstone, Boston; J, Harper Wilson,
3oston: q. C. Booth, New Britain,
7onn.; l. d. Newman, Bellows Falls; j.
n. Rebideur, Worcester, Mass; w. J.
<erwin, Portland, Me-; John *. Dale,
;recnburg, Ind; L. n. Liesha, New York.
Peter Karkanedes, who has been alb
ent from Barre for the past two years,
rriyed in the city last night and began |
york this morning for George Maniatty |
{ the United Fruit store. Since leav-
ng Barre, Peter has fought under the
lcllenic colors in the Balkan wars. More |
ecently he has been visiting his broth
rs in Buffalo and Syracuse.
Charles Keith Of Seminary street this
eek received appointment as deputy
herif, with jurisdiction confined TO
county. He received his APP
ointment from Frank Tracy of Mont
elier, sheriff of Washington county. i
Ir. Keith Immediately assumed his new
uties, although he does not intend to
evote bis entire time TO the office until |,
,metimc later Mr.. Keith is well
nown in Barre and generally through
ut Washington county. For the past
w years he has held the offices of game
arden in Washington county.
George A. Workman of Boston, an
ectrical engineer employed by the Cen
al Electric Co. of Schenectady, n, Y. Ii
rived in the city last evening to take
, his residence here. The General Elec-
ic Co. will establish branch office in
ARE and Mr.. Workman has been as
gned to the office of local manager.
he growing demand for an expert to
main in this locality to look after the
terest of the Schenectady company is ,
sponsble for Mr.. Wortman's assign
ent. For the time. being he will make :
5 headquarters in Montpelier until he /,
n secure quarters here.
II
lrdness caused her to leave her home
me weeks ago was detained at the
lice station yesterday and later sent
Winooski. where her parents are said
reside. Officers took the girl in Gus
DIV one day earlier this week when a
mily on River street accused her of
-ceny. The girl maintained a stolid
nntenance and refused to divulge the
lereabouts of relatives. She gave her
me willingly enough and stated her i
e TO be 10. Finally the police got a p
lie which pointed toward Ninooski and s
len they got in touch with the police al
that village their first suspicion that o.
; girl had run away was confirmed.
Following the order enforcing a new
finance relating 10 the manner in
ich teams and autos shall be parked
ng the main street, officers from d
ice headquarters were on the jump 81
,terdsy regulating unintentional vio- m
ions of the new restrictions. Owners N,
teams and auto drivers are slow in a,
LIKING that the city fathers meant :,
,iness when they established certain
iiic rules, but the officers are conf
II that people will soon accquaint
mselves with the conditions. Vehicles
'ked on one side Of the street are ex- l.,
ted 10 be headed in a single direction. =
lie teams and autos left along the =
hing on the other side of the bust =
$ thoroughfare must be headed in the
,osite direction. A score Of violations =,
Re noted by the Office yesterday after L