The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Sale summer goods nj Vaughan's.
II Orange sherbet at Russelps to-day.
II Only four more days in which to pay
H your taxes.
H New Standard sewing machines just
\ received at Fits
II Don't forget the dance in Rowland hal
/ Saturday night, CAROLS orchestra.-ad
H Miss Margaret Munroe of Hardwick
has returned home. after passing vaca'
tion with friends in the city.
H Mrs. Lowell Green of Berlin, n. H..
is spending a few days with her broth
er, Howard Bennett, of this city.
Miss Lottie Merrill Of South Royalton
arrived in the city last night and will
visit friends and relatives for two weeks,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stephen of Madi-
son street left this morning ;or Wood
bury, where they are TO pass 10 days in
camp at the lake.
Special for August. three-ply rubber
garden hose, couch and swing hammocks,
refrigerators, porch rockers, wash wiring
ers. Sadlier, Keith avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Smith and their
daughter, Miss Eva Smith, returned TO
their home on Summer street last night
after spending a week at Lake Caspian,
Greensboro.
B. f. Fayette, proprietor of the Yer
mont Fruit company, returned to Bur
lington this morning after spending two
days in the city on business in connection
with his company.
"The Scarlet Rose" n great five part
drama of Broadway and the white lights,
will be the feature OF the evening at In.
tercity park tomorrow night at s.
o'clock; also that one-act roar, "Musty
Suffer."-adv.
Miss Emma Sevegny OF Farwell street
commences her vacation from the
Vaughan store to-day and will start the
first of next week for her former home In
Lancaster, N. H. Miss Seyegny will be
accompanied by Miss Mildred Covey.
James T. Kenefck accompanied mem
bers of the Barre Golf clubs team to st.
Johnsbury to-day and will remain away
through the week end, returning Monday |
with Mrs. Kenefck, who has been pass
ing several days with friends in Gale
donia county.
Alexander Mackenzie Of Boston, who is
in charge of construction work at New
bury this summer, motored to Barre this
morning to pass the weekend with ae
quaintances Mr.. Mackenzie was en-
ployed on the river bed change under Jo-
seph Long and later superintendent the
construction of the Trow & Holden dam.
Richard Harvey, an old offender who
strayed into town yesterday after hav-
ing been employed in the mines at Straf
ford for several months, was arraigned
before Magistrate II. w. Scott in city
court this morning on a charge OF being
an hsbitual drunkard. When the re-
spondent pleaded guilty, Judge Scott inn
posed fine of SIS and costs, which Har-
vey was unable to pay. He will serve
the alternate sentence.
States Attorney +. =. Gleason and
counsel for four respondents arrested in
with raids for intoxica ting I
liquor Thursday will meet early in the I
coming week to fix dates for city court :
hearings. The private inquest started by {
the states attorney Thursday was ad.
iourned last night until the beginning of S
the week, Assistant Judge G. Fl. Dale re- Ii
turning to his home in Waterbury last (
evening All of the respondents appear d
ing as a result of the police raids are out b
On bail. b
The city council did not meet last t
evening. Instead, those upon whom de-
rolyed the task of motorizing the water :
md health departments are to investi u
rate as authorized before assembling for
another gab-fest. It is stated that war
ing elements in the council have decided O
o let down the bars in the matter of II
with several agents instead of P
onfining their attention on a single type II
# motor truck All are pretty well II
greed that the situation calls for o.
quarters ton truck, if any is to be u
purchased and il is probable that the e.
pecial committee of five will have some st
hing tangible to recommend when the
ouncil meets in regular session Monday 81
light. is
Interesting scenes along the Mexican or
order as we'll as personalities identified -
18th the turmoil to the south are graph 80
ally shown in a group of photographs ~,
isplayed in the window at 0. j. Dodge's A.
swelry store. The collection WAS as
embed by Private Alfred G. Edward of
ARE, member of the first Vermont
sgiment, who sent them TO his brother,
ames Edward There are pictures. tax
4 separately, of Carranza and Villa. A VI
bird photograph shows the polyglot COM m,
Iexion of some of the companies on the 70
order, seemingly nearly every race on 70
lie face of the globe being represented st.
company group photographed with 81,
lie American flag for background Pic . -
Tres of bandits, dead and alive. are also ~
cluded in the collection. Friends of ~,
rivate Edward will be interested to a .,,'
arm that he has been assigned to ord ~;
snce and engineer work through an or f.
IT issued by Colonel |. L. Reeves at the -.
quest of Lieutenant Manly. 20