The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

Visit second floor for bargains in gar
ments at Vaughan's.
: Mrs. II. j. Smith left to-day for West
Danville, where she will spend ewo
months in camp at Joes pond.
: Misses NIurdena and Joena Smith left
the city yesterday for Montreal p. Q.
where they are TO pass week with their
uncle.
A regular meeting of Granite City
lodge. |. o. o. L., NJ. L., will be held IN
the X. of c. hall Friday evening at I
O'Clock.
! Mrs William Smith OF Patterson
street and Miss Hazel Benjamin of the
Montpelier road left the city this morn
ing for Albany, n. w. where they are to
make a visit OF several days.
Mrs. 0. G. Stickney Miss Marion Stick,
ney, Mrs. Ida Pearson, Mrs. Fitch R.
Wiley and Miss Grace Alexander left this
morning by automobile for Greensboro,
where they will remain for a week at a
cottage on the shore of Caspian lake.
Pupils o. the sixth and seventh grades
who wish TO continue their work during
the summer should apply for class ad-
mission on or before Friday June %;
those of other grades, on June "a. Miss
| Spears private school, 20 Jefferson street.
Remember we can furnish you with
all the best grades of coal both hard and
soft, and having bought the Arthur Mar
tin wood bus ness, have large supply of
all kinds OF the very best dry, hard and
soft wood. Telephone 450 and let Calder
& Richardson fill your next order and
judge for yourself.
Miss Fleda Y. Hassam of East Hard
wick, who was discharged from Bright
look hospital in st. Johnsbury short
time aga after receiving treatment for
an eve injured while she was playing
baseball, is visiting friends in Barre dur
ing commencement week at the seminary.
Miss Hassam formerly attended Goddard.
Charles Whitney, a summer boarder
staying at house on the Montpelier
road, is at the City hospital recovering
from an attack of heart failure with
which he was stricken in Depot square a
few days ago. Although at first the mans
condition was considered serious, his re-
covery now seems assured.
The funeral OF Miss Olga Quattropani, |
only daughter Of Mrs. Mary Quattropani
evening followed an illness of two weeks, |
was held in st. Moniea's church Thurs
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock the parish |
priest, Rev. p. NJ. McKenna, officiating.
There was large gathering of the little
girls schoolmates and many friends OF
the family attended the services The
bearers were: Francis Griffin, Albert Bo-
nazzoh Edgar Beaulieu and Raymond II
Tondreau. A profuse floral tribute in
cluded several setpieces. lnterment was
made in the Catholic cemetery on Beck
ley street.
Through the mediation of his father,
little Daniel McBayne aged 10, sen.
fenced yesterday TO pass the remainder
Of his minority at the state Industrial
school in Nergennes, was given a new
lease of life in his home city by Magis-
trate Fl w. Scott. Mr.. McBayne learned |
Of the lads detention at city court and |
FASTENED to explain to the Judge that he
would exercise watchful influence over
The boy in the future. The youngsters
parole is to continue during good beha-
yior. No one interceded for Leslie Aiken, Il
,ged 10, who was charged with compile
ty in systematic shoplifting carried on
BY the pair, and last night he was con-
ided to the care of the county sheriff, II
Who will transfer him to the school. II
Among the guests registered at Hotel II
3arre yesterday and to-day were the fol- II
owing people: Mrs. F. NJ. Warner, Mrs.
J. G. Norton. J. n. Norton and r. d. II
Norton of Vergennes, Mr., and Mrs. NJ. H. III
}ucklin and Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Tilotson II
# Proctor. j. A. Swenson of Concord III
T. H., Clara Belle Montgomery and Miss
'leda v, Hassam of East Hardwick, Fan II
" l.. Martin of Plaintield, l.. n. Provost II
# Rutland George F. Otis of Ipswich, H
lass. Mr. and Mrs. F. 5. Currier, Mr.. II
nd Mrs H. H. Shepard and Miss Ruth II
4. Currier of Plymouth, n H., Mrs. F, II
). Blake OF Bradford, Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. II
lather of Burlington. Mrs. NJ. Goslant II
{ Lanesboro, Mr., and Mrs. John Morse
f Boston, ex-Gov. Allen NJ Fletcher and III
I. Green Of Proctor, Charles Anderson, H
lr. and Mrs. G. A. Cutler, r. n Coates
nd George Peabody of Boston, Mr. and
ms John g. Goodrich, John P. Goodrich, II
Iisses Edith and Celia Goodrich OF South
oyalton, H. V. Clay of Burlington, r.
[. Nicol of Orleans, H. II. Jardine of =
ahway y. j., Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Rus :
III of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Dewey
nd Mr. and Mrs w. r. Mann of Quechee,
RS. G. S. Strong and chauffeur of Port
nd. Me-, George H. Simpson of Man =
lester, NJ. g. Gale of Saginaw, Mich,
n. and Mrs. F. L. Eaton of Sioux City,
l., Miss Kirby of Indianapolis Ind, ma
RS. Csrew of New York, Mrs. Fletcher ne
I'd Miss Fletcher of Proctor. W