The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

fshing trip at Highgate Springs.
II Garrett Roberts OF Springfield is visit
II ing friends in town for a few days,
II Mrs. John Dumas OF Mortified Fall
was among the shoppers in town yestei
H day.
II The blacksmith shops will close a
H noon Saturdays during June, July an
August.
II Mrs. Fl. A. Holt of Walnut street j
II visiting friends in Enosburg Falls for
II few days.
II Among the visitors from Brookfel
II yesterday were Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Hyd
II and Il. p. Lamson.
II Regular meeting Of Bright Star Re
II bekah lodge, No. Is, Wednesday evening
II June Z, at 5 o'clock.
II II. N. Kimball of Enosburg Falls wa
II among the business visitors in the city
II yesterday and to-day.
II Miss Jessie Walker of ID street ha!
\ gone to Chelsea, where she is passing
4 two weeks with friends
II Several more OF those large American
flags (5xsl. Get one for flag day. Cou'
H pom and csc at Times office.
Among the visitors from out of town
| yesterday were Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Hyde
and +. r. Lamson of Brookfield.
John Mclean of Montpelier is detained
from his duties at the Union Clothing
store by an attack of the grip.
w. w. Perkins of Bethel and Guy
Bailey of Randolph were among the bus.
mess visitors in the city to-day.
Mrs. Il. A. Prinde of Keith avenue
went yesterday to Manchester, n H.,
where she will visit for few days.
Mrs. Sarah Dewey of Montpelier is
visiting several days at the home OF Mrs.
William Stewart in the Morse block
Mrs. Merrill Gordon and daughter,
Alice, of Worcester, Mass, are visiting
relatives in the city for few days.
Howard Blossom, who is connected
with the Oldsmobile company in this
lefty, went yesterday to Keene, n. II.
Mrs. Francis Vigneault OF Littleton, n.
H., is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Thomas G. Carson, OF II Laurel street for
few days
Mrs. p Bianchi. who has been visiting
days, returned to her home on Berlin
street yesterday.
T.. J. Colby OF Plainfeld and his son,
Burnham Colby. Of Syracuse university,
were in the city through the day yester
day on business.
II. A, Rugg is employed as an assistant
in the Atlantic & Pacific tea store, which |
is TO be opened in the Miles building /
within few days.
Spauldng students and friends are in I
vited to the dance in Rowland hall on
Wednesday, June Z Montpelier orches
ira will furnish music.adv
Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Higgins Of
Edgewood and Mrs H. NJ Houston and
her daughter Miss Hattie Houston, Of
Maple avenue, visited friends in North /
field yesterday afternoon.
W. A. Drew returned Saturday from I
Mt. Clemens, Mich, after spending a
number of weeks there on account OF n
his health. Friends of Mr.. Drew will be Il
glad TO hear that he was greatly bene
fitted by his stay there.
Paul IIachner of Montpelier, who re-
ceived injuries in motorcycle accident
between Barre and Intercity park Mon
day night, was able to resume his duties
as engineer in the Montpelier & Wells
River freight yard this morning
II. w. knight closed his store on Pearl
street yesterday when he sold the re-
of his stock to a Granteyille
merchant Mr. Knight left this noon for
Boston, where he will meet his family,
who went there about two months ago.
Water washing away the underpinning
of the sidewalk along the south side Of
Depot square made immediate repairs
imperative last night and soon after day Il
break this morning, holes worn by the
Iction of Gunner brook in its wandering | /
lown to the branch, were repaired with
ement Pedestrians were urged 10 use
are in travelling the walk until the ce
nent blotches have thoroughly hardened.
A charge OF operating an auto without
ights was preferred against Deputy
sheriff w. f. Bixby of East Barre in a
,olice warrant served by Chief Sinclair
his morning When arraigned before
Magistrate Fl. w. Scott in city court this
orenoon, the East Barre deputy entered
plea of not guilty and was allowed to
o on his own recognizance. A hearing
ras set for June II at Q o'clock in the
lorning. The police allege that Deputy
heriff Bixby tethered his touring car
Inside of city hall at o'clock last night
nd left the machine in pale Of dark
ess until the prize speaking exercises
ere finished at 1880 o'clock.
Maurice c. Bugbee, living at aS Wash
lgton street, sustained painful injuries
tie yesterday afternoon while attempt
lg to board a moving street car just
orth of Depot square on North Main
rect. The accident occurred when an
driven by B. Gasparello, hit
Dung Bugbee just as he was about TO
wing aboard the car. He was struck in
le side by the mud guard and thrown
to the street as the trolley car contin-
ID on its way Bystanders said that
le Gasparello auto was moving at a
ow rate Of speed and the driver brought
to halt almost simultaneously. A
imber Of doctors we're on the scene
thin a few moments. and the injured | {
an was removed 10 the Office OF DR..
A. Wark il the Morse block. There
e physician treated his patient for deep /
,rasions about the face, but WAS unable
find any broken bones. Eye witnesses II
the affair attached no blame 70 the