The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-02
BARRE DAILY TIMES
MONDAY, OCTOBER ., 1916.
The Weather
Tuesday fair; warmer in hte interior.
TALK OF THE TOWN

III 49, ''''''N ~ 't'l''t "i''i Ni'iN'h
II Mrs. James Hills.
Il Edgar j. Badger returned to his HON
| IN Walden to-day, after passing severa
| days in the city.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Prescott of Platts
/ burg, n. y. passed the weekend wit
| friends in the city.
Joe Grossi of Is Vine street was takel
to the City hospital last night and I'm
derwent serious operation.
Miss Edith Martin, who visited rela
tives on Seminary street over the week
end, returned to her home in Burlington
this morning.
! Miss Nellie Slora. who has been spend
ing her vacation of two weeks in New
York City, resumed her duties as clerk il
the Union Dry Goods store this morning
Mrs Lucy Campbell, who has been Wis.
itlng at the home of her sons, Herman
and Arthur Campbell of this city, during
the past two weeks, returned to her
home in Hyde Park yesterday.
Frank H. Upper of Burlington passed
Sunday at the home of his father, George
II. Upper of South Main street, who re-
turned to St. Adams last night after be.
George Crowley of Burlington, former
~ employed as night clerk at Hotel
Barre, was visitor in the city yester-
day while on his way to Washington fair,
where he is in charge of a doll booth.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. S. Rounds and daugh.
ter, Dorothy, Of Park street have re-
turned from Fairfax, where they visited
Miss Abbie c, Moxley who is member
I OF the faculty at Bellows Free academy
The auto fire truck and regulars at the
station responded TO e chimney fire on
Third street Sunday morning at $50
o'clock. The blaze was in house occu-
pied by Charles Fasola and owned by
John Nichols Of South Barre. Little
damage resulted
News has been received in Barre of the
wedding of Miss Helen A. Lefebvre OF
Burlington and George Limoges, which
was celebrated in st. Joseph's church in
Burlington on the morning Of Sept. %
After wedding trip to Massachusetts
Mr. and Mrs. Limoges are to reside in
Burlington, where the groom is employed
as trainman. The bride was employed
until recently as head waitress at Ho-
tel Barre.
Paul Simonetti. who was detained by
Chief Sinclair Saturday on complaint
made to Grand Juror William Wisbsrt,
pleaded not guilty to a breach OF the
peace charge when arraigned before Mag
istrate H. w Scott and furnished bail of
$50 for his appearance at hearing to-
morrow morning at o'clock The police |
all l..
named Ptlricell in a North Barre stone
she'd
Merritt s. Anderson, proprietor Of an I
Indian mummy exhibit, who was convict /
cd in city court Saturday on statutory |
charge, succeeded in raising 800 and I
costs Saturday evening to discharge his
in Magistrate II. w SCOTS
court, When the mummy exhibit failed
as security for the fine and costs, Ander-
son communicated with relatives in Low
ELL. Mass. and obtained the money An
derson, his mummies and two compan
ions struck out for Washington fair this
Florence Gagne, the ls-year,
old Springyale, Me-, girl who was con
,erned in Anderson's arrest. has obtained
means to leave the city and has gone
back to Rochester Y. H.. where she ex
poets to secure employment in a wooden
mill
Three Barre school teachers. members
If the faculty at Spauldng high school,
'eturned to the city Saturday afternoon
lfter rather narrowing experience on
he PERCEPTIONS slopes and at the summit
If Camels Hump. LeRav Ryan. John T. /
I'll ToI g., Nrtb l
Duxbury Friday, but were hindered by ,
ountless delays from reaching the base
II the mountain until near shutdown. IT
matters little that heavy fringe of ,
LIQUIDS had obscured the sun all day, but
he mountain climbers began their ascent
n an hour when Old Sol should have
'een sinking out OF sight. Lanterns pro
ured from farmer aided them in nego- |
iating the Hump ard at dawn Saturday 6
hey awoke to find that a driving snow
torn promised to obliterate all signs of I
he trail. The temperature was that of /
MD December and the mountain climbers 9
'ere in somewhat of a quandary until :
hey discovered the trail Their next !,
rip to the Hump will be sade in the
pring.
Among the guests registered at Hotel +
iarre through the weekend were the :
blowing people: Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred +. :
Watson and Miss Margery Watson of
Iartford, Edward T. Ryder and Mr.. and a
FRS. r. H. Read of Woodstock, NJ. C. Il
.ellogg of Albany, c. f. Leonard, L. a
Iurray. J. II. Northrop and J. F. Maun t
f St. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. John b
On and children of Beverly Mass F. II. c
upper Of Burlington, DR.. J. b. Wheeler e
f Burlington, Miss Harriet Fox of I'm q
,nville. Miss katherine Wilcox, Miss 2,
larry Fox and Miss Nina Shipman of st. q
ohnsbury Mr. and Mrs. George Fl. Wat :,
IN of Hartford, Mr.. and Mrs !. +. Mar
lall OF Portland, Me, Mrs. Carl +. T.
imball of Boston. Miss Mae Kennedy s.
Windsor. f. +. Jones of Windsor, Mr..
I'd Mrs. A. ID. Richmond and W. +. San
,rn of Dover, \. H.. Mrs. r. Chamber 81
in and Miss F. Sutton of Burlington, nj
r. and Mrs. II. r. Bassett of Boston, e
b. Curry of South Royalton, Mr.. and In
RS. Sherman r. Moultou and Master n
orace Moulton of Burlington. X J. Kirk l.,
ST. Johnsbury, F. + Woodruff of Os- =,
go, n. y. A. W. Peterson and r. S. ~
nks of st. Johnsbury, Mr.. and Mrs. az
A. Edgerton, Miss Edgerton, A. 10
Iompson, Mr.. and Mrs Derby of North ell
Id, Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Ethan and Mr.. ht
d Mrs. Z. L. Purinton of Boston.