The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-16

4 bekah lodge, No. is, Wednesday evening
H Aug. Is, at S o'clock
i The girls cooking class will meet OF
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 at the Con
gregat ional church.
II Mrs. Eva Cook of East street was tax
en- to the City hospital yesterday after
noon for treatment
Wen see you at the dance Mt Wood
bury pond Friday night. Music by Car
rolls orchestra.-adv.
Miss Edna Hudson of Boston, Mass, is
a guest in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. c.
+. Millar OF Cliff street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Brown, who have
been living on Warren street, are occupy.
ing an apartment at IS Wellington
street.
Three horses, one buggy, one harness
to be sold at the City Auction Market
Saturday at 2:30 p. m. O. II. Hale, auc-
tioneer.
States Attorney F. S. Williams and
Mrs. Williams returned to their home in
bradford last night, after visiting friends
in the city for a few days.
Mrs. George Cruckshank of Staten Is.
land, n. Y, and Miss Elizabeth Conner
of New York visited Mrs. James Hay of
Mortified Sunday, going by auto
Miss Muriel Stanton has returned to
her home in Enosburg Falls, after pass
ing several days with her sister, Mrs.
Stanley c. Marsh Of the Plainfeld road,
A fishing party consisting of w. IL.
| Ward, T. G. Gau of Burlington, Frank
+. Austin, Grant A. Lane and George W.
German left the city by automobile this
noon for Lake Willoughby, where they
are to remain until tomorrow.
Misses Christina and Marion Holland
of Beverly, Mass. who formerly resided
in Barre, are passing several days in the
home of Miss Clara Watkins of Summer
street and with other friends in the city.
Otis Robarge Of Chcopee Falls, Mass,
is passing several days with his sister,
Mrs. Charles f. Barrows of Central
street. Mr.. Robarge made the trip from
Chicopee to Barre on a motorcycle, leav
ing his home Monday morning.
Members of the Barre Rangers football |
club going on the picnic to Caledonia |
park Saturday. Aug. 10, please take the
1885 train on the Montpelier & Wells |
River railroad and, returning, leave the
park at p. m. Per order pres.
Mrs. T. Gavagan, Mrs. Thomas Nc
Golf and Mrs. r. MIulroy left the city
this forenoon for Manchester, n. H.,
where they are to attend the wedding of
Miss Kate McGoff. sister of Thomas
McGof and former resident of Barre.
The wedding will be celebrated to-mor
row morning.
Assessor O. J. L. Matthews, who has
been suffering for several days, submit
ted to an operation for the removal of
growth on his neck this morning The
operation was performed at the City hos
pital and reports near noon to-day indi-
Gated that he survived the ordeal we'll
and will make a steady recovery.
Charles L. Hoernle, who has been visit
ing friends in the city for a few days,
returned yesterday to st. Johnsbury, /
where he is managing an independent
baseball team this summer. Mr.. Hoernle
will return to Barre early in September I
TO resume his duties as a member of the 5
faculty at Goddard seminary. He will y
be in charge of Goddard's football cam
1aign again next fall.
Two old timers told old time stories to i
he magistrate when asked for disclos- a
Tres in city court this morning. Wilbur
several friends in River street Yesterday II
,ut did not strike lie" until last night, a
when a stranger slaked his thirst near i
he cold spring back of Granite street.
iust Carlson had much the same theme p
unning through his narrative, and both Il
nen were fined SIS and costs and SEN d
enced to 30-day term in the county in
all. Each was arraigned on intoxication h,
harges alleging previous offenses.
Resurfacng of North Main street has Tia
eased for the season, and until more hi
Money is forthcoming from the state fo
o match the municipal appropriation, hg
he street department win be content to "
atch some of the holes that heavy traf- ba
c has worn in TIE roadway from Wiley
rect to the Berlin line. The last of the
900 appropriation was expended few e.
avs ago, and when Commissioner Stotl n
ard B. Bates of the state highway de- ~
artment informed the aldermanc street =, -
,mmittee that Burlington and Rutland nc
re offering So. 900 appropriations, where a. a,
NV 81 900 from the state is available al
each city, it was decided to abandon
~ attemnt To extent the resurfacinp to da
le city limits. an
day being Bennington Battle day, -;
iere was a rather generous display of -.
lgs on public buildings and over dwell vi
gs. For most people, the l3oth ami I ii
rsary of Bennington did not bring any NC ~
taxation from work The banks were TIC
1sed. likewise the first and second-class sal
,ense establishments, The usual holt wa
" hours were observed at the post lat
fec, with the windows closing at 10 iro
lock this morning, although the lobby led
manned open throughout the day. A yea
mber of Offices were also closed. At
tercity park this afternoon there is a Me
,rmont State league game between So,
IRE and Burlington, and this evening Ian
8 o'clock the Cristoforo Colombo band an
II give a concert program in City Ne
uare. abs
Among the visitors in the city yester- an'
V and to-day were the following peo- the
): Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Arthur of VIII
rthport, n. V. H. b. Strong and !. NJ. GOV