The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-18
TALK OF THE TOWN
Moe sale now on at Fitts'.

day
| Henry Hyde Of Brookheld was among
the business visitors in the city yester
day,
W. II. Goodfellow returned 10 Barre
last night, after spending several days
in Boston on a business trip,
| Harold Barry returned TO his home In
| Chelsea last night after spending the day
| yesterday in the city on business.
John A. Greenwood of Chester is a
guest at Hotel Barre while passing sew.
eral days in Washington county on bus
iness.
Miss Mildred Taylor OF Hardwck is
passing few days in the city as the
guest OF Miss Lewmina Rickert OF Ire
mont street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Maeneil of Hill
street returned last evening from va
cation passed in old Orchard, Me-, and
Massachusetts,.
Miss Ethel Henry. who has been visit
ing friends in East Barre for two weeks,
passed through the city last night to her
home in Winooski.
Miss Lena Nitalini of Milford, Mass,
is passing several days in the city as
guest in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Egidio
Rulfo OF Ayers street.
Mrs. Paul Scampini of North Main
street has returned to the city from an
extended visit with relatives in Massa-
chusetts and New Hampshire.
Mrs. j. l.. Layalley OF Jefferson street
left yesterday noon for Waterbury,
where she win visit at the home of her
aunt, Mrs Annie Murphy, for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph +. Weafer and
little daughter, Mary Elizabeth, OF Acad
envy street left to-day for Morrisville,
where they are to visit for a few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. y. o. Ralph of Washing
ton street returned this morning from
Brookfeld where they have been pass
ing a few days in the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. F. o. Ralph.
Charles Durham of Rutland passed
through the city yesterday while on
business trip through New Hampshire
and Maine, which will lapse over a pc
Rod of two weeks.
George Lascor, who is employed by |
the P. Lorrilard Co.. being known among /
other employees OF the concern as a stag
man, is passing a vacation at the home
of his father, Stephen Lascor of Webster
avenue.
Kenyons auto bus for picnic parties,
special trips to Berlin pond Williams
town gulf and other nearby places any
timei reasonab Bile rates and careful driv
ing will convince you. Phone 606W for
particulars.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Lackey re-
turned to their home in Burlington last
night after visiting friends in the city
for the past two weeks Mr.. Lackey
was formerly a stonecutter in this city
md Mortified.
Weather being favorable there2will be a
arge number OF people in Barre to NOR
'ow to attend the joint field day OF the
and Orange counties farm
bureaus. The chief event viii be held at
he trotting park
Miss Constance G. Moore of Holyoke,
Mass, who was formerly member OF
he teaching staff at the Lincoln school, :
rriyed in the city last evening to be the
,uest for few days Of Miss Clara Pur
ee OF Prospect street,
Miss Esther Buchan, who is to be grad.
lated next month from the training II
chool for nurses at the Waltham, Mass, ',
ospital, is passing weeks vacation at =
he home of her mother, Mrs. Alex Cor.
on of Spaulding street. y
Miss Jessie Watson of Merchant street, =
Tho has been a cashier in the office of U
ohm b. Kelly of North Main street for
he past three years. has completed her N
utes and left the city to-day for New n,
'ork, where she has secured employ OF
tent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holman Holmes and son. q
.eginald. are spending a few days visit II
lg friends in Barre, while en- route from pi
lontreal, where they have been visit On
lg friends and relatives during the past
NO weeks, to their home in Worcester, a'
lass. GO
John Gaseppi of River street, who has ar
zen employed in the Barre stone belt %
lring the past two years, left yester pi
ny for Milford, \, H., where he will ma
sit friends for few days. Mr.. Ga nc
'ppi expects to find employment in az
ilford i'
A party of fishermen, consisting of on
rank and George Gates, Thomas Chase, an
lexander Fisher and Fred Bowles, visit DO
friends in the city yesterday while en- IN
ute from the Connecticut lakes in NJ
,rthern New Hampshire to their homes On
New York City. tn
Charles H. Childs of Montpelier, ar me
sted by the Barre police several days nm
70 on charge of furnishing liquor il WI
gally, was found guilty in city court wa
& Magistrate A. A. Sargent. A SEN tel
nee of three months in the county Jail -
as imposed and Childs was taken to 90
last evening Grand Juror !
lillian Wishart, TO whom complaint j
sterday at a hearing held before Act
ainst Childs was made, was in charge :
the prosecution and the respondent I
peared in court without counsel. The
lncipal witness for the state was VII
m Wentworth Of Montpelier, minor,
lose disclosures early in the week led
Childs' detention.
with a Swanton-St Adams
I'm in Franklin county on Bennington
title day, the Barre Montpelier marks
n in an open shoot for challenge cup
cred by the Taquahunga club of Swan
1 won the first leg by score of 1913
426. The Burlington Gun club was
PRESENTED by four marksmen, but the
ornament was re stricted to teams hav-
five men in the ranks and so the CON
{ developed between Barre Montpelier
1 Swanton and ST. Adams. ANY club z
ming the cup three times in succession
v have the privilege OF retaining it.
c. II. Burr OF Montpelier and DR..