The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Special prices on thin summer dresse
II at Abbott's.
H Squag Holler and Goose Green sundae
II at RusselPs.
H Miss Jane Watkins OF Akron, o., |
/ passing month with her mother, Mrs
II Mary Watkins of Summer street.
II There will be a meeting Of the Britisl
H Imperial Relief Fund committee at Clal
H Gordon hall tonight at o'clock.
Mrs. IL. o. Worthen of Keith avenue
returned last evening, after a stay o
several weeks with her sons in Spring
field and Weston, Mass.
Miss Ruth Quigley of Boston, a for
mer resident of Barre, is passing a few
days in the city as the guest of Miss
Nellie Blanchard of West street.
Miss Alvina DeVecchi, Adele Monti
Cardena and Clementina Calcagni went
yesterday to Woodbury. pond, where
they viii spend two weeks vacation
Daniel Raggoni, who has been EN-
ployed here for the past two months
returned last night to his home in Phil
adelphia, Pa, where he has secured other
work.
Misses Doris Farrar and Evelyn Bug.
bee of 9S Washington street left this
morning for Moretown, where they will
make few days visit with relatives
and friends.
! Mrs. Jennie Keefe, who has been i'll
at her home on North Main street, is
able to be out of doors and will leave to-
night for Boston, where she will pass a
few days with friends and relatives
| Miss Elizabeth Newton, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in this
lefty for the past two weeks, left this
morning for Northfield, where she will
visit for few days before returning to
her home in Brattleboro.
| Nine masons arrived this morning from
Boston and tomorrow they will begin
work ON the Park Amusement theatre
on Merchant street. The management
stated day that it is hoped to have
things completed by Oct. |.
| A meeting of all committees connect
ed with the playground carnival at Ber-
lin street and the parade Thursday aft
ernoon is to be held in Manufacturers
hall this evening at o'clock. All mem
bers are requestedd to attend.
Did you ever try lemon cream sher
bet with malo cream and almond sauce
Another: Chocolate cream with real
chocolate fudge, malo cream and pecans;
caramel cream with whipped cream, nuts
and cocoanut. Can you beat them They
are at browns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myer s. Levin of Mer-
chant street and Mr.. and Mrs. Harris
Yeti of Montpelier left the city this
morning for Boston, making the trip by
automobile. During their weeks alb
sence, they expect to visit at several of
the beaches along the Massachusetts
coast.
O. X. HOLSTER of Merchant street has |
returned from Ferry Beach, Me-, where |
he has been making stay of several
days at Hotel CULLEN during the annual |
session of the Universalist Campmeeting
association. Rev. Edward G. Downey OF /
Norwood, Mass, former pastor of the
Universalist church in Barre, was one
Of the speakers at the campmeeting.
Higuara Severance, arrested last night
by Officer AL. B. Curtis on complaint
made to Grand Juror Wishart, pleaded
guilty to breach of the peace charge
before Magistrate H. w. Scott in city
court this morning and paid So fine
with costs attached. People who com
planned of Seyerando's conduct at the
merry-go-round on the corner of North
Main and North Seminary streets, said
that he persisted in jumping aboard the
device In a manner that scared women
md little children and bothered the man
agement. The Judge declared that a
repetition of the alleged misconduct
would be punishable by more drastic
penalty.
A large number of prospective citi =
,ens are awaiting the arrival in Barre ,
II Clerk Fred S. Platt of the United j
states naturalization court, who is to
onduct a session for applicants of the ,
irst and second class in the court room {
L city hall. To-day Clerk Platt and :
lis attaches were doing business az the
apital. Tomorrow afternoon and
yening will be given over wholly to
considering the applications Of Barre Y
nd Barre Town people who deferred
teps toward obtaining their naturaliza.
ion papers last spring on account OF
conditions. Ii thought that VI
pward Of 100 names viii be presented
eforc the court tomorrow, a majority NJ
{ them coming from Barre City. N
Additional rules for the regulation Of
they traffic are being quietly agitated NJ
bout town and the protest against over
rowding vehicles of this type has been
lrried informally TO members of the
oard Of aldermen with the result that III
he city council may be asked 10 take
definite stand on the question Of how
ANY passengers iitney shall h. al
wed 30 carry. Yesterday a man who
a. passing along North Main street
Nv iitney car originally built for the
Of no more than five
eople. loaded with eight passengers.
was evident that when the seats In
de the car were exhausted. passengers
ere permitted 10 hang to the running
bard. Motorists who DO not have any
signs on the iitney business say that
V practice Of overcrowding ears Of this
md must lead almost inevitably %
desweeping accidents
A buelgskin horse from the Siaytnn
ables on South Main street contributed
good bit II excitement and variety a.
rly morning doinrs ~ the vicinity 81
~ square this morning and before the
III -cul1red rnaznbef could - restrained
had rarumed about the square ratheT