The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

all local work. Phone b06-W, kenyoni
auto bus.
H Arden Hayward of Wiliamstown wa,
among the business visitors in the city
Y yesterday.
H Miss Marion Slack and Miss Ethel
III kathan of Mortified were in the city
II yesterday as business visitors.
III George Griffin returned to his home in
II Chelsea last night after spending the
past two days in the city on business
II visit.
H Make your plans for tomorrow and
II attend the opening program of the Com
II munity Chautauqua at Goddard campus
H under the large tent.
II Miss Mary 4. Norris. who has been
/ visiting friends in the city fc- several
H weeks, returned TO her HON, in Balti.
/ more, Md, last night.
H Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Brown OF JaiTer-
son street left this morning for Old Or
chard, Me-, where they will remain
through the month of August.
H Frank Paul, who has been employed rs
stonecutter in Buffalo, n. Y, Tor the
past year, is visiting relatives in Gran
iteville and Barre for few days.
Joseph Fortier, who has occupied the
tenement at 49l North Main street for
the past twelve years, moved his family
to IL Beckley court this morning.
II. G. Boles. who has been visiting
friends in Brookfeld for several days,
passed through the city yesterday while
on his way to his home in Burlington.
Miss Elizabeth Hellmann, who has
been visiting friends and relatives in the
city for several weeks, returned TO her
home III Baltimore, Nd, last evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry b, Houghton re-
turned to the home on Elm street Sun
day night after spending several days at
Highgate Springs and Philipsburg, z. Q.
Roy Bugbee, who is spending his va
cation from the Barre postoflice at
Queen City park, returned to his camp
this morning after spending the past two
days in the city.
Allison Guilds arrived IN the city this |
mora ng and will II employed as
stoueoutter in north md stoneshci Mr.. |
Guilds has been employed in Concord, n.
/ H., for the past two years
Joseph Zanleoni, who has been taking
weeks vacation from the Barre Drug.
Co., resumed his duties there yesterday
morning after visiting at Bar Harbor,
Me-, ana boston, Wnlle away.
News was received in tie CITY last
night tIat Mrs. Peter Kelly OF Granite
v lie, vi 10 underwent a serious op rlticn
at the Heaton hospital in Mon .p.'lcr
!st friday morning is gainlng rapidly
Z bcals, who has BEN visiting
friends end relatives in East Barre and
Washington for the past three weeks,
passed through the city yes ,erdly While
en- route for his home in fast N, y. \. {
Kenns III Baker, who has been making
short sojourn with friends on the Mont :
pelier road, left this morning for East :
Alburg, where he will go into camp with !
party II friends for the FIRST two weeks !
of this month. {
Jose Santa, who has been employed in
Quincy, Mass, quarry for the past ,
three years, passed through The city last !,
night for Grantcville, wha'a he has !.
found employment for the remainder of ;,
the summer.
B. J. Ellis passed through the city
last evening and will be employed as a
quarryman in Graniteville through the :,
remainder OF the summer. Mr. Ellis eN : :
poets to return to his homo in Milford, '
\. r., late in October. {
I
night and will visit friends ON Orange .
street fol a few days while Ell route =
from Burlington, where he has been en-
ployed in a drug store for the past two "
months, TO his home in Windsor. Is
Miss Lillian Roberts, y no has beer Wis !.
.tnl friends and relatives in Rockiand, e
Me-, while on her vacation from he Is
Central Vermont station, returned TO y
Barre this afternoon and will resume III
or duties as ticket agent at the depot
Thu sday morning. II
Dr. A. H. Smith of Pittsburg, Pa who "
1as been visiting at the home of his par ',
.nts, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Smith, of Sum. u
ner street, will camp with them at Camp "
Sunset View, new cottage which Mr.. =
smith has Just had erected at Greens III
,oro this spring. 90
Mr., and Mrs William Wescott of Nell
on street returned yesterday from :
-isit with relatives in Montgomery and " ";
Inosburg Falls. Mrs. Wescotts moth
r, Mrs. C. w Ingalls,, of Enosburg Falls ~
eturned with them and will make an S
xtended visit at the Wescot home. Ia -,
Twelve of the Barre hose team report na
d at the trotting park for the first prac mr.
ice of the year last night and it is 60,
expected that larger number will re- of
ort to night, as the team as ii stands
o-day is not competent to compete at is
rutland with other teams, who will be ms
here to take the big purse offered to IL
ne winner of the meet 1t is the desire i,
the present hose team to invite every ar,
ian, who is capable to running to try tn
ut for the team. 90
Edwin O. Hutchinson of Plainfield, ar
sted Sunday on an intoxication charge, 4,
covered from his illness sufficiently to Mo
opear in Magistrate H. W. SCOTS court Mr.
st evening. Being unable to pay fine 8
SIS and costs, the respondent went to r
il for " days. Napoleon Pacquin, who Iol
eaded not guilty to an intoxication of
large yesterday, reversed his plea this Ba,
orning. failed to disclose satisfactorily Wa
Id went to jail for 80 days. Respond Mo
It was held to pay costs OF prosecution. Ho
-allace Lafayette, who was arrested on roll
onday afternoon, acknowledged a sec Ca,
ID offense to-day and made arrange Mi,
ents to pay a SIS fine and costs. ID.
Telephone service along the Mad river Gro
Hey is to be improved materially as of
e result of extensive wiring operations ALI
at are being carried on under the direc- Hal
On of Superintendent H. H. Hodedon brit