The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-03
TALK OF THE TOWN
silk sweaters at Abbott's.

III lard Parlors.
II Ladies of the Clan Gordon will please
have their due cards with the financia
H secretary on or before July 8.
II Hibernian picnic at Dewey park to
II morrow, July 4, for Hibernians and La
II dies Auxiliary of Washington county.
II Da unedi 5 luglio la panetteria sell
II 'unione Cooperative Store passa soto il
II nome b. Fumagalli & Co, Servisio a do
II micilio con pane di prima qualita.
H A demonstration of "Wear-ever" alum
II mum cooking utensils will be held Thurs
H day afternoon at . 30 o'clock IN the serv
II ing room of the Church of the Good
H Shepherd, under &c asp ces of the WON
i ans guild, Eeach lady is asked to bring
/ a fork and spoon. II, admission fee
| of 10 cents i 10 bc for tic baaeft of
the guild. Every lady present will be
given "Wear-ever" prerium.
An automobile lost running board
and had one mudguard bent when it was
run into by another machine at the cor
i ner of Elm and jefferson streets Satur-
day evening The damaged machine was
| numbered 1924. which is registered in
the name of II. +. Kidder of White River
Junction. The other car No. 4.265. reg
istered in the name of J. 7. Salter OF
East Barre was not damaged. None of
the occupants was hurt. The high shrub
berry at the corner of the library lot was
one OF the causes contributing to the &C
cident.
Mr.. George H. Wilder of Burlington.
who has summer classes in Randolph and
Waterbury, will stop off each Tuesday
evening at Montpelier and remain until
Wednesday afternoon during the summer
to teach his Barre pupils who have the
past season been coming to Burlington
for instruction. All available time is now
taken in Randolph and Waterbury, but
few half hours are still open in Mont
pelier If interested, write Wilder School
of Music, Burlington VT, l6 Main
street, or see Fred lnglis Clark street,
Barre, Vt, or see Paul Simanton, futist, |
Park theatre, Barre Vt. Pupils may
start at any time. Terms reasonable
adv. |
| -Four arrests were made for intoxica |
! tion through the week end and this morn |
| ing when Magistrate H. w. Scott had ad |
iourned the Monday session of city court
three respondents had received jail SEN
fences. Lobina Patterson of Waterbury, |
wanted by the police since last November
for an alleged furnishing offense, pleaded
guilty to the charge and will serve three
months in the house of codrection at
Rutland, He was arrested by Chief Sin
clair on a complaint made to Grand Jur
or Wishart. William Burke of Granite
vile paid a S. fine and costs for first
offense. George Ftrnham of Orange,
listed as an habitual, acknowledged a
subsequent offense and will serve 80 DAYS
in the county jail in addition to paying
SIS fine and costs. Thomas Smith of
Lebanon, n. H.. admitting a first offense,
went 10 jail for 10 days Oscar Swensky
Of Granitevile pleaded guilty to being
an habitual drunkard and paid SIS fine
and costs.
Among the guests registered at Hotel ,
Barre through the week end were the
following people; Mr.. and Mrs William
B. Stimson and Mrs. r. b, Sanders and
chauffeur of Cleveland, O., Mr.. and Mrs.
c. NJ. Richards of Lebanon, \. H., and
Harold B. Stevens of st. Adams, Mr.. and >
Mrs. D. H. Dwinell and two children of
Newport, Mrs Edward Wells, Mr. and
Mrs, H. L. Ward. Charles F. Ward and 4;
chauffeur of Burlington, Robert Wilson :
Mr. and Mrs. f. l.. Bragg and Mr.. and :
Mrs. A. B. Buel of Burlington, Mr.. and '
Mrs. George p. Markham, Mrs. D. X
Carleton and chauffeur of Dublin, \. H., r
Mrs. NJ. A. Gale. Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ :
Gale, Master Philip Gale and F. A. Bar
nard Of Bradford. D. c. Slater of Essex
Junction, Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Dunton and u
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan of Montreal p O.,
Mrs. G. b. Wetherby and Mrs. Charles G. n
Crane of Burlington, Charles w. Pink
ham of Portland, Me.
Interest in Barre's observance of In
dependence day centers largely around
The Shriners' picnic at the Granite City "
park and the Bonaccord field at Caledo Z
MA park. At the Ayers street grounds
here will be baseball in the forenoon, a
.ug of war baseball in the afternoon and
lorse races The Montpelier Military
)and will give concert in the morn
ng and play again in the afternoon. 50
elaborate preparations for the Bonac p
ord's annual have been made and spe-
ial train leaving Barre at 1850 will -
acilitate the transportation of picnick 4
RS to Caledonia For the most part gran
te manufacturers here suspended oper-
tions for the week, although some of
heir number will be doing business We'd
esday morning. Stores viii be closed :
nd the usual holiday hours viii be OBJ A
erved at the postoffice. An extra detail
t police will be on duty tonight, "the >
light before" and as the customary re- =
trictions on the sale of fireworks are in
orce Barre may well look forward To d
afe and sane Fourth.
At 2 o'clock Thursday, July 6. the f se
vic department of the Barre Woman's -
ub will open their second flower show
the Church street school building, us %
lg the same room in which the penny -
now was held last week. The exhibit
on this work will be devoted to roses,
he main flower of the exhibition. but all
Their flowers in blossom at time OF ex- f. r.
bition are earnestly desired. The at sib
,ndance at last weeks exhibition and aft
le number of flowers entered were FAR ,
syond the expectations of the commit -
'e in charge. A few sweet williams !
er brought last week but could VIC not M.
ave an extensive display of sweet will fer
ans this coming show? II you have -,
lem in your garden won't you please 40,
ing them? Canterbury bells and fox ret
owes seem to be in bloom What Won ave