The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-13
TALK OF THE TOWN


| Clearance sale now al yaughans.
Last call on summer dresses at the
Vaughan store.
Five reels, including Charlie Chaplin,
Sunday evening at Intercity park. Adv.
Home made baked beans, brown bread,
custard and lemon pies at Tassc Bros.
South Main street market Saturday.
There are few more OF those chill
dren's tennis oxfords, sizes s to 7, at the
price smashing sale OF the Peoples Shoe
| Store, for 40c. Mems tennis oxfords for
55c.
Mrs. Dwight Foster has leased the
store in the Lane block, corner of North
Main and Seminary streets, recently va.
Gated by the Lang Jewelry Co., and will
open an art store.
Calef, who motored to Barre yesterday
from their home in East Providence,
r. l., are passing several days in Wash.
ington as guests in the home of Ira c.
Calef.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Preston Of
Marblehead, Mass, who have been stay
ing at Mrs. W. r. Rumrill's in North
| field, were visitors in Barre to-day, Mr.
Preston renewing acquaintance with sew
eral members of the printing trade. He
learned his trade in the office OF the
| Montpelier Argus and Patriot
Among the visitors in the city yester-
day were: Prof. J. W. yotey Of the Uni.
versity of Vermont, Burlington; DR.. H.
A. Ladd of Burlington, member of the
state board of health; Mrs. +. f. Smith
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of Lyndonville and Mr.. and Mrs. y. L.
Benjamin of Maiden, Mass. All were
registered at Hotel Barre.
At the request of the respondents
counsel, the case of state VS.. Victor Sa-
vote of Montpelier, charged with driving
all auto in careless and negligent man
ner, which was returnable before Magis
trate H. W. Scott in city court this
morning, has been continued to Aug. 80.
Counsel for Savoie asked an extension Of
time in which to locate witnesses and in
timated that jury trial will be re.
quested. The case grew out of a team
an auto collision on North Main street
Aug. /.
Motor visitors in Barre yesterday and
to-day included Mrs, II. L. Hitler and her
son, Hugh Hitler, OF New York City, who
arrived BY motorcycle with side.car at
tachment. Mrs. Hitler and her son are
spending their two months vacation
touring New England in the motorcycle.
Thus far they have greatly enjoyed their
trip through Vermont and recommend
the motorcycle method as comfortable
and leisurely means Of seeing the scenery
IN, 4ha Traan Mounf "a in Efata
Motor arrivals at Hotel Barre yester-
day included the following: Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Reynolds and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Loftquist, Chicago; the Misses Brophey
and party of two, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolf Eckhardt, Brooklyn, N. "; Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Morchziske and chauf-
feur. Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. !
Graham, Boston; Mrs. II. L. Hitler and
son. Hugh Hitler, New York; f. ID. Bar.
biery, Walter f. Billings, Boston; Fred
S. 0rdway and Robert Sargent, Milford, |
n. H.; DR.. and Mrs. F. T. Calef and |
Bradford Calef, East Providence, r. l.; |
Msr. L. f. Rollo, Chicago; Miss Bradish,
Milford, Mass; Charles f. Cushman Chi |
cago; Mrs. G. Il. Cushmau and Or. +. A.
Eaton, Randolph; Mr.. and Mrs. George t. |
Graves, Misses Hilda and Pauline Graves,
Winooski.
James B. Darling Of Laurel street,
who has been employed as teamster by
A. S. Martin for the past 1919 years, has
his duties and is moving his
goods TO South Ryegate, where
the family will reside. The change is 20
be made for the benefit of Mrs. Darling,
who has been in declining health for
some time. In the long time he has been
in Mr.. Martins employ, Mr.. DarlinH's
days off" have not aggregated more
than two months, which is considered an
unusual record in view of the fact that
his duties were of a character that ex-
posed him 10 all kinds of weather. In
the same l2K years, Mr.. Darling has de.
livered around $4,000 cords of wood for
Mr.. Martin.