The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-11
MONTPELIER

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Emery re.
turned to-day from Newport where they
went by auto Saturday TO visit relatives
Harold Butler of Elm street pleaded
guilty in city court this forenoon TO a
third offense of intoxication and will
be sentenced later by Judge Harvey
Butler was arrested last evening while
lying on a door step.
b. Frank Deming Of Quincy, Mass,
returned to-day to that city after spend.
| ing a few days in the city with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. IT, Deming
/ of State street.
Harlow f. Smith OF Boston. who con-
Quoted a store in this city for many
years, arrived in the city to-day for a
brief visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl BIodgett Of Liberty
street returned last evening from a two
weeks tour along the Maine coast.
James Laird left this forenoon for
Hamilton. n Y where he plans to enter
Colgate university. Laird was promi.
nent in athletics at the local high school
and at Holderness school, Plymouth, n.
H., and il is expected that he will figure
prominently at the New York college,
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Gleason of Loom
is street and chauffeur, Robert Montgom-
cry, returned last evening from Boston,
and Old Orchard. Me-, having been on a
weeks automobile trip.
William MeCaskill commenced Satur-
day a two weeks vacation from his du-
ties in the Jerome market and with Mrs. |
McCaskill has gone to Graniteville to
visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bernadini OF Main
street left this forenoon by automobile
for Concord. ~ H., and Boston, to visit I
relatives until the latter part of the
week.
Ralph Doyle and Ballou Phillips who
have been members Of the local state
league baseball team for the past six
weeks. left this afternoon for their homes
in Maiden and Melrose, Mass, where they
ire attending school.
Mrs. Lyman F. Sumner OF St Paul
street LETT this forenoon for Manches
-er. n. H.. her former home, to visit
,elatives for a week.
John Bartlett left Sunday evening for
3oston where he will enter the Bryant
/ Stratton business college for year
The local state league team returned .
ate last night from Rutland, where
hey were defeated 4 to 8, the Rutland :
cam scoring three runs in the fourth ,
ming as the result of fly ball being
allied fair although the majority of the
pectators agreed that it was foul by .
everal feet Harris pitched against Fro, !.
he Montpelier nine scoring all their runs
n the second inning on three singles and :
wo errors. !
George l.. Brooks left to-day for Bur !.
ngton to make arrangements for his re- !
urn 70 the University of Vermont, 1t be- !
1g his fourth year at the institution. !.
lev. and Mrs r. Barnby Leach of Bal !.
" avenue have returntd from months !,
acation passed with relatives in the 4
orthern part of the state and Canada. !:
Miss Bessie Forbes, employed in the ).
flee of the local telephone company, !.
1T Saturday for Greenfield, Mass, \
here she will visit relatives for week 4
r ten days. !:
Mrs Mary Huntoon of Nashua, \. H., !:
visiting in the city with her sister, J.
Irs. Charles DolloT of 70 Main street. :
Thomas Lackey returned to-day TO /:
where he is employed. after
bending several days in the city with
IS family on Main street.