The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Pavilion to-day in swell feature.--Adv
H Miss Nettie Lawless of the Currie
block is spending several days Will
friends in Portland, Me.
Paul Mainini OF birmingham, Mass.
arrived in the city yesterday and vii
spend few days here visiting relatives
and friends.
H Miss Louise Christina of Newark, n. j..
arrived yesterday and is making a two
weeks visit at the home of Mrs. julia
Cayhue of 10 French street.
Frank Knobs of Mortified arrived
in the city yesterday and is visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Tilden
on Prospect street, for a few days.
Mrs. John Campbell and daughter OF
St. Johnsbury, who have been visiting
friends and relatives in the city for the
past few days, returned home to-day.
1 Harry r. Wishart is taking his annual
vacation from his duties in the Orange
County National bank at Chelsea and is
visiting at his home on Camp street.
Mrs. Minnie Chalmers, daughter, Ruth,
land son, James, of Summer street, left
this morning for Springfield, Mass,
where they will visit relatives for few
days.
| Milton Julian, who has been enjoying
two weeks motor tour through Canada,
returned to this city yesterday and re-
sumed his duties in the Granite Savings
Bank & Trust Co.
| Mrs. Gordon Patton and daughter, Mil
bred, of North Main street, left this
noon for Mortified, where they will WIS.,
| it with friends and relatives for the re-
mainder of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Humphrey and
family, of Worcester, Mass, who have
been visiting Mr. Humphreys father,
the past week, have returned to their
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Trembley of Park
street left this morning for Lake Pla.
cid, n ", where they will make a two
weeks visit Mr.. Trombley is taking a
vacation from his duties as painter for
Alice V. Beckley.
Miss ADELAIDE Mayo of Boston was a
visitor in the city to-day on her way to
Springfield, Mass, where she will make
short visit, having just returned from
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mayo, of Websterville.
The batteries for the I. A. C. In their |
game on Saturday at the Berlin grounds
will be Weaferi and Comolli and for the
B. A. c., Kiley and Fowlie. Both teams
are at their best, fans, so come out and
help your favorites win.-Adv
Miss Harriet Hood of East Barre, who
has recently returned from Topsham,
where she has been spending the past
two months, returned home last night,
after visiting Miss Louise Partridge of
Summer street for the past few days.
James McQuade Of Merchant street
has received news Of the death and flu.
neral of his son, Frank McQuadc, Of
Gardner, Me-. The burial took place
there yesterday. Frank McQuade will
be remembered by many as formerly a
barber in this city.
Remember the big auction sale to. NOR
row at the Smith stock farm, the largest
sale of the year; 81 head OF stock, 30
high grade young cows, young stock,
horses, farming tools and crops, hay and
grain. ID. A. Perry, auctioneer.
Grand Juror William Wishart is in
n. Y, and expects TO visit
he professional and business mems sol ,
iier camp near that city, and in which
,bout 200 men, chiefly from New York
Jity and Boston, are engaged in learning
he rudiments of army life. {
Ralph Murray of EstLervillc, Iowa. ar.
lived in the city yesterday from New b
FORK City, en- route for Montreal. Mr.. Y
'iurphy will make a few days visit 4
With Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w Nelson on v
ierchant street before leaving for Cam a
da. He has been making an extended
our of the eastern states. h
At the Odd Fellows field day to-day Il
n Waitsfeld, Nelson Brown Of Cliff a
treet will act as umpire at the baseball
anne between Rochester and Waterbury. v
FIR. Brown left this morning in company
nth Ralph Smith and Auley Ogston, z
tho will appear in the Waterbury line. q
p this afternoon. Ogston has been Sc. d
ured 10 pitch the game, and Smith viii
over third base.
Ramon Villanuevs Of Batchelder street
opped onto Montpelier s. Wells River x
abroad train at Blackwell street and u
,de into the city the other day without 2
aging his fare when requested 10 do -. A.
e was arrested by Chief Sinclair and III
rraigned in city court yesterday after
BON on the charge Of refusing 30 pay
Iilroad fare. He pleaded guilty 10 the = =
large and was fined 81, with costs Of Je
lbs. "a
Because he accosted a young lady on -
I'm street. attempted 90 carry her bun
IS and tried 10 accompany her 10 her N,
,me, all against the apparent wishes Of ID
Ie young lady, Edward Kingston. sgcd
!. paid a fine Of - and costs Of 1896
city court yesterday afternoon, plead
z guilty 90 breach Of the peace after n
ing taken in charge by Chief u Police -
nclair The affair took place on the
cning Of Monday. Aug. rs.
The hearing in the case ~ Hiram y. :,
arren Of Montpelier. who vas arrested -
Gritty after Ms jitney automobile had 49,
Imped five passengers into the road ~ A.
nth Main street after striking q dog -
u Saturday afternoon, was conttuuca -
-day until to-mofroW, owing g. TIE -.
sence from the city - the grand juror ~
y respondent in the cass has retained -
p SERVICES ~ Attorney y. J. Msrshah
Montpelier. The Eve psrsons injured
the Wreck are reported a. b. dong
M. those most seriously hurt hefur
org Gunlsw ~ worcesfsf. Luigi 70 a
ri ~ Rraneh street. this ciff an1 Mas -.
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