The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-26
MONTPELIER

The case against Mrs. Henry Cushion
charged with breach of the peace. was
continued in city court this forenoon un.
til later in the week. She pleaded not
guilty before Judge Harvey Saturday
night James Burke arrested SATURDAY.
for intoxication, subsequent offense,
pleaded guilty this forenoon and was
sentenced to Waterbury for term of
two months,
Mr.. and Mrs A. s. Baker of Montreal
were the guests OF their, daughter, Mrs.
+. Barnby Leach, over Sunday. Mr.. Bak.
er left this morning for his home and
Mrs Baker will remain here until Tues
day.
Miss Esther Berry left to-day for Gas.
tleton, where she will attend school dur
i ing the summer.
/ Arrangements have been made by all
] the Protestant churches in the city to
hold union picnic at Caledonia park
Wednesday, a special train to leave the
NJ. & w. R. railroad station at $50
o'clock. The church bells will ring at
1880 o'clock provided the weather is ia.
lvorable.
Rev, and Mrs. F. Barnby Leach of
Bailey avenue left to-day for Burlington
to attend the commencement exercises at
the University of Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dolloff of Main
street returned to-day from Lancaster.
N. H., where they made several days
visit with their daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eaton of Sioux City,
Ia, leave to-day for their home after a
brief visit in the city with relatives.
Alderman Dorman b. f. Kent left this
forenoon for Rutland on a brief business
trip.
Richard Jerome OF Main street left this
forenoon for Burlington to join the first
squadron of Vermont cavalry. having en-.
listed last week
G. H. Deming Of State street left sun
day evening for Manchester, n. H., on a
business visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Houston of st. !
Johnsbury are making brief visit in the |
city, Mr.. Houston having been a resident |
here 30 years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs f. s. Abbott left this |
morning for Canton. " y, for an ex-
tended visit with the latter's parents. |
Mr.. Abbott, who has been principal of |
Montpelier high school for the past four
years, will be the principal at Rutland |
high school commencing next fall
Mrs. Mary Rivett of LOOMS street has
received a postcard from her son, Clifton,
who, in com pany with another local
youth, left Thursday for parts unknown.
The card was postmarked Revere. Mass.
and informed his mother that he was
seeking work He is only II years old
and it is the first time he had ever left
home.
Work of paving the Rialto bridge on
State street with brick was commenced
his morning by the street department
When the bridge was completed last fall
blanks were laid over the cement as 4
temporary flooring
H. A. Reed. employed by Clark & Nc
Master is in Dorchester. Mass called by !
he death of his father last Friday. c
Z. T. Seguin returned Sunday from '
Few York City. where he spent several s
lays on business. T
Robert Fisher returned this forenoon b
o his home in Burlington after few $
ays' visit in the city with his wife, who d
: at Heaton hospital. h
The fremen were called out at II "
clock this morning by an alarm tele-
hone from the Kane house on Barre
treet. Nicola Pslumbo thought the
ouse was burning up, when. as a mat
er Of fact. some Of the occupants were
urning some paper in the stove.
The funeral Of /. X. Narcotic was held
bis morning from St. Augustine's church.
.ev. Fr. Mccarthy officiating The bear
rs were Henry T. Daley, H. c. Emmonds.
I. P. Beaudette, /. Gerald, Frank Ben
'sy and Fred Dancause. Delegations
-om the Eagles. the painters union and
he Catholic Order Of Foresters attended q
nd escorted the remains TO the Catholic
,metery.