The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-01
TALK OF THE TOWN


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Miss Gertrude Bates returned th
morning to her home in Westford, afte
spending several days with friends in th
city.
The ladies' annual tournament an
championship of the Barre Golf club vii
be held Friday afternoon of this week
beginning at o'clock
AL. Moran, pitcher connected wit
the Pittsburg team in the Federal league
: has been passing several days with rela
tiyes on Merchant street
Mrs Ellen Stoughton of French stree
returned TO the city last evening afte
passing several days with her son, Free
Stoughton, in Dumont, IN. j.
Romolo Signorelli of Boston arrived il
the city last night and will make an ex
tended visit with his brother, James Sig
norelli of Merchant street.
Mrs. A. II. Lund and daughter, Ethel
Iof Prospect street have returned HON,
after at wo weeks vacation spent OF
the shores of Lake Memphremagog.
The amusement committee OF the Ode
Ladies' will meet at 1880 Friday evening
at the home of Mrs. Edith Dale, % Greer
street. Let there be full attendance
Philip Duby of WebsterviIlc was a
visitor in the city yesterday, leaving last
night for Cobalt, not, where he is tc
work on mining claim which he staked
out some time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Camp, Master Fred.
erick Camp and Mrs. Ella Grove left
this morning for Saratoga Springs, N
Y, after a three weeks visit at the
home of Mr.. Camps parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Camp Of Washington street.
| The ladies of the Baptist church who
are on the September supper committee
next Tuesday night please meet in the
church yestry before prayer meeting to
plan their supper, on account OF the alb
sence OF the chairman, Mrs. w. w. Parry.
Mrs. John Appino and son, Armando,
and daughter, Amelia, who have been
visiting relatives in the city for the past
few days, left to-day for Hardwick,
where they will make a two weeks visit
with friends before returning to their
home in Someryille, Mass.
From an egg which it had managed to
conceal from the cobblers in the repair
department at the Tilden Shoe company's
store, mud turtle owned by Lyman
Whitcomb Matched out junior member
of the species this morning. The mother
of the reptile has been in captivity only
few weeks.
Farmers in the city to-day talked
about nipping frost which took hold OF
frail plants in good shape this morning.
The mercury dropped to point below
40 and had it not been for the dense fog
which prevailed the effects of the frost
would have been much more evident here
in the city.
DR.. Lucido Andreola, who has been re-
siding at II Eastern avenue. plans to
leave the city this evening for Boston
for few days business visit. From
there he viii 90 to New York City. where
he will confer with the Italian consul in
regard to the time he will sail for Italy,
where he will enter the Italian army as
A surgeon The time that remains be-
fore sailing viii be spent at Scranton,
Pa, with DIR. J. s. Laraya. DIR. Andreola |
is well known in this city, especially !
among the Italian people.
An unusual claim was recorded in |
,ity court this forenoon, when Hidder 1
Habbeb and his brother, Isaac Habbeb,
ocal merchants, presented TO the clerk !
petition for the restoration OF three
1ints of whiskey, which they allege was
AIKEN from a trunk in their apartments ,
n the Syrian colony on Prospect street
asst week. The alleged contraband goods
we're seized when the police made a raid !,
N property supposed TO have been occu-
,ied by Toney Charley. The latter was
aiken in custody on a selling charge and
alter released on bail. When Mr.. Tony 1
anne up missing, relatives explained
hat he had been called away to attend
funeral Action against the respon-
lent has been held in allegiance pending
lis return. and now come Messrs. Hab-
,eb. claiming in due form the right 10 a
commodity which they say they kept for
heir own use. No steps were taken 20
omply with the request.
A motor party consisting Of Mr.. and
lrs. George VI. Richards Of Philadelphia
nd Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Turton Of New
'ork City. who are passing several days
{ Hotel Barre. left yesterday In car
riycn by Alderman A. +. Bruce for
lount Mansfield The motorists did not
ontent themselves with stopping at the
Iount Mansfield club. where most Of the
ntoists prefer TO end their trip on
heels, but after partaking Of hearty
inch they set out for the summit. Very
w cars have scaled the peak this sum
er. and the fact that the Barre party
ade the ascent with little difficulty, J
1psrently. speaks well for the intrepid
,irit Of those who saw the trip through
a finish. Around Mount Mansfield
.ere hedged a halo Of cold weather yes
rady. and the visitors were not AZ all ]
nv that they were prepared for any
"a al weather ctentualities. Quite -
uch difficulty attended the descent II
IL mountain. and i was well into the
ening before the tourists arrived in
IRE.