The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-06
TALK OF THE TOWN


bler's set Saturdays only 25c each N. D.
Phelps Co.
Regular meeting of the Modern Wood.
men of America this friday evening at
1880 o'clock.
Miss Alice Marriott returned Wednes
day after two weeks visit with relatives
in ST. Adams.
J. w. Kidder, granite dealer OF Port
Chester n. Y, was in the city on bus.
mess yesterday.
The piano used at the hospital exer.
cises Wednesday was loaned by the Bail.
ey Music Rooms.
Persons a. Berg auto will leave Buzzell
hotel Sunday morning at 030 for Wood
bury pond. Round trip, ST.
] Mrs. M. A. Fuller Of Boston, who has
been passing a week at Hotel Barre, left
this morning for st. Adams.
Mrs. G. H. Perkins of West Roxbury,
Mass, who has been staying at Hotel
Barre for the past four weeks, left last
night for her home.
Fred Caron of Boston, former resi-
dent of Barre, arrived in the city this
morning for visit at the home of his
brother, G. A. Caron of Beckley court.
Those going to the Rangers picnic Sat
urday, Aug. 7, take the steam car leav-
ing the Montpelier & Wells River depot
at 1870; returning, leave the park at 7
oclock.--Adv.
Governor G.. w Gates of Franklin was
a guest at Hotel Barre last night, to-
gether with Major Benjamin Gates of
Montpelier and II. w. Ballard of st. Al
bans. The executive party passed the
day in Burlington to-day.
Rev. w. j. NJ Beattie, rector of the
Church of the Good Shepherd, having re-
turned to Barre, the services at that
church next Sunday will be as follows;
Holy communion and sermon at l0:30 |
a. M. and Sunday school at 1850
Among the visitors in the city yester-
day and to-day were: Mr.. and Mrs II. F..
Ward of st. Adams, Charles r. Il. Best |
OF White River Junction, Frank Garran |
of Northfeld, Fullerton Gouid OF Stan
bridge, P. O., Mrs. j. T. Lance of North
field and G. r. Carpenter of Winooski. |
Says the Brattleboro Reformer: BARRE
is to be congratulated on its new $4,000 |
City hospital which was dedicated with
fitting exercises yesterday. The fact
that much of the money for its construc-
tion was raised by public subscription
should give Barre people deep personal
interest in the conduct of the institu.
ton"
Mrs. Hale X. Darling of Chelsea is
passing few days in this city with
Lieutenant Governor Darling, who Is
making his headquarters at Hotel Barre
while supervising work on the statutes
1t the State House. John n Harvey has
Joined the corps of assistants working
under the lieutenant governor.
Motor arrivals at Hotel Barre last
night included the following: Mr. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Burchell of Bay Shore, n.
r., Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Rounds of Ridge,
wood N. j., and Fl. II. Burnes Of Bay
Shore. n. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ De.
one of Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. f. G.
Perry, Miss Louise Perry and Charles Fl.
Hodges of Pawtueket, r. l.; Mr.. and Mrs.
\. w. Hodgeman, Meredith Hodgeman ,
nd G. L. Henderson of Boston.
The following note from "The Church !
Afeld" in the Boston Transcript will be i
# interest TO local people, as Rev. Mr..
sellondi was formerly in charge Of the !
'irst Baptist church Italian mission in !
his city: "Twenty-one Italians have !
cen baptized this month into the First
baptist church, Lawrence, Mass, making 4
7 that have united within the year. An
utdoor preaching service is held every 4
unday. Rev. Ariel Bellondi is in
barge" r
Frank Z. Austin of Church street re. h
urned last evening from Highgate \
prings, where he has been passing sew =
raj days in camp with the family Of \
Lenry c. Lawson. The theatrical firm I,
I Nelson & Austin, which recently bid u
for the lease Of the Barre
pera house, will begin at once to Sc.
are bookings for the coming season.
heir contract with the city does not be-
,me operative until Sept. l. although
he aldermanic property committee, act
q as the agent OF the city. is getting !
lie contract ready for execution.
A final conference between the com.
ittee representing the Barre Granite
association, William Bar
ay, Secretary II. p. Human and Alex.
lder Duncan and representatives Of the
snney company was held yesterday !:
ith the result that the committees re-
nc concerning power matters will be
omitted 90 the manufacturers at
ecial meeting Of the association 10 be
IA in Manufacturers hall this evening z
sgotiations between the local commit
E and officers of the Tenney company N
We been in progress since last spring .
the meeting yesterday President A.
Tenney and General Manager Howard 4
Sands were in attendance. They re
rned 10 their homes IN Boston last 4
ening. IL.
Fines and costs collected for sundry
Nations Of the automobile laws a. wen 4
a single bill Of the same kind for . ,
tchinr short trout bulked fairly large
the budget Of business handled By
sristrate n. ". Scott in CITY court
ring the quarterly period that ended /
Il. \ Returns from the state auditor I
ieived to-day indicate that there were
; cases with cost bills attached ID The .
suths Of MAY. June and July. u was !
: Of the busiest quarterly periods in ! /
; history of the court FINES and
Its collected and paid 90 the state audi.
amounted to s77sel and Of this sum .
.s6 vas collected from tiolators 81
auto laws aua ss0G0 from q man
o uaid d fine and costs for catehing
VI trout Prem the state auditor tire
3 Of sGgs a. uas received for disburse
nj ~ fees among the juror. witnssses
3 officers Of tie court. Barring the
rs's salary ths aecouut shovs profit =