The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-07
TALK OF THE TOWN
New fans at Fits.
Sill a,yppfpr Mt Fits

II evening.
Il See the pretty summer dresses at I'll
II Vaughan Store.
II Good 1914 motorcycle and side car fc
II sale. A bargain if taken at once. Ore
II Hills, Montpelier.
II A daughter, Virginia Mary, weighin
II eight pounds, was born to Mr.. and Mr.
II Martin NJ. Riley June 5.
II James Summers has returned to hi
/ home in Northfeld Falls, after passirp
II a few days with friends in the city.
II Among the Barre visitors in Burlng
ton over the week end were: A. Nal
natl, Fred Willard, John Arioli, and r
II Gomez.
Mrs. S. Fl. Spencer OF Sixth street, VIII,
has been operated upon at the City hos
| pital, was able to be taken to her hom
yesterday.
Auction sale this evening at o'clocl
at the Perry g. Camp store. All stool
and fixtures will be offered. ID. A.. Perry
auctioneer.
son, Sherburne Doubleday, born a,
Montpelier to Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Double
day, is a great grandson of the late Rev
J. A. Sherburne of Barre
Constable George L. Morris Of AverilI
street, who was called to Boston ten
days ago by the serious illness of his
father, returned to Barre this morning.
S. H. S. alumni concert and ball on
Wednesday evening in Rowland hall
Concert from s to 8. Concert tickets
25c. Concert and ball, 81 per couple.
Arthur Larochelle and Russell Hoyt,
students at the jefferson college of med
icine in Philadelphia, are at their homes
in this city for the summer vacation.
Mr., and Mrs. C. c. Millar, who have
been spending a few days with their
son, c. f. Millar of Beacon street, re-
turned this morning to their home in
| Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brown of Berlin,
who have been visiting at the home Of
! Mr.. and Mrs George Bosworth of Perry
street for few days, returned to their
home last night.
James T. Marion of Summer street
left last night on two weeks business
trip through New York state in the in
terest of the granite manufacturing firm
OF Marion & OLeary.
Mrs. A. v Howard and two daughters.
Doris and Dorothy, who have been visit
ing at the home of Mrs. NJ. f. Cutler OF
Jefferson street for the past few days,
returned to their home in Piermont, n.
H., last night.
George Goodowski of Old Orchard, Me-.
member of the New York firm which
has leased the Barre opera house for a
year, beginning next September, arrived
in the city to-day for business visit.
Mr.. Goodowski will remain here several
days before going to York Beach. Me-.
where his father owns a summer hotel
Mr.. and Mrs II. f. Sargent of East
Barre were visitors in the city to-day
while on their way to Northfield where
they were summoned by the death of the
latter's aunt, Mrs. Martha Arbuekle, who
passed away at ) O'Clock this morning.
Mrs. Arbuckle was 81 years old and had
lived in Mortified many years. II is
possible that the remains will be brought
to East Barre for burial.
Painters and carpenters began work
this morning in the Shea Shoe Store TO |
put in new ceilings and make a thorough
remodeling and enlarging of the store.
Andrew Bjorn has been secured To do the |
work and early this morning a gang OF
men were at work. A new lighting sys
tenn has been installed and when all is
completed the store is to be one OF the
most up TO date in the state.
A double team containing several
Grsniteville people came out of Dodges
bridge on the Montpelier road last even
ing and were confronted by the glare
Of an automobile light. In the confusion.
the driver is said to have lost his sense of
direction, with the result that the car
rage was dragged up the traction track
A rear wheel was lost in the darkness
and the trip home to Graniteville was
not completed until the driver had Dor
rowed another rig at Papn Bros livery
on North Main street.
Theodore l.ascor son OF stephen Las
,or of Webster avenue, figured in a pc
,ulisr mishap Saturday night which near.
~ deprived him Of his eyesight Deputy
.ascor and a few Of his companions were
ascending the stairs which lead TO the
lance hall in the Rowland block when
someone snapped a lighted cigarette 10.
ward the ceiling. Looking upward 20
notice where the little smoke stick would
and. Lascor was struck in the eve By
live tobacco coal The eve ball was
,ainfully affected BY the Ere. but op-
ometrist who looked al the member A..
ured the deputy that bis sight will not
ufer permanently.
A well known Barre youth vas DE-. ,
aimed AZ police headquarters this fore
Ioon on q complaint which seldom con
ronts the police or prosecuting officer /,
10 formal charge vas preferred against
he fellow and be Was not arrested. -
he authorities still have the matter IN.
sr adtisement u - alleged that he
isited = family named Edson on the :
.est side sometime saturday and pro-
eeded 20 vest himself uith the authori- .
q Of q deputy sheria a small hoy ,
nd be father were given 20 understand
hat they would ~ Tlacsd under ARREST :
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