The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

III opecial attention; Prompt service 10
H all local work. Phone t06.W, Kenyon
H auto bus.
H Harry Marson OF Boston arrived in tn,
city this morning for a weekend WISH
with friends
X. d. Munson Of Cabot has commenced
work in the Perry automobile garage OF
South Main street
Il Mr.. and Mrs James Sector of Mer,
chant street are passing few days in
camp at Highgate Springs.
II. Polli left the city last evening for
Boston, where he is making a stay OF
several weeks with relatives.
Miss Florence Robins left this morn
ing fer Burlington, where she will make
an extended visit with friends.
Il. n. Dining arrived in the city yester-
day from Lewiston, Me-, and will spend a
few days as a business visitor.
John Del Mont of North Main street
left last night for Quincy Mass, where
he has found employment as a stonecut-
ter.
Mrs. Sarah Norcross returned TO her
home in Boston, to-day after visiting at
the home of Mrs. f. G. Rowland for three
weeks.
Paul Hill is taking his vacation from
the Montpelier postofice and is visiting
relatives in Barre through part of his
vacation.
Miss Nellie Robbins of Washington
street left this morning for Burlington,
where she will visit friends and relatives
for month
Edwin Vancor of Morrisvillc arrived
in the city yesterday, having been sum
moned here by the death OF his brother,
James II. Vancor.
Miss Edith Watson OF Merchant street
returned to the city last evening from a
visit OF three weeks in Buffalo, n y,
and New York City.
Among the business visitors in the city
yesterday from Williamstown were Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Poore, Mrs. Charles Seaver
and Mrs. J. NJ. Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Wilkie of l.
Central street are the parents of a son,
born Monday, Aug 7. The child weighed
eight pounds at birth
Miss Ruth Williams returned to her
home in Burlington this morning after
visiting friends in East Barre and on
Beckley street for few days
Hiram II. Stiebe Of Boston, New Eng
land representative of the .Anheuser
Busch Co. of st. Louis, No. is passing a
few days in the city on business.
Michael Mcdonald of South Main
street, agent for the National Biscuit 1
Co, left the city this forenoon on bus
mess trip to Boston and vicinity.
Dorothy Davenport in "Her Husbands
Faith" a two-reel drama an animated I
weekly, also comedy, "The Jitney Driv-
er's Romance" At the Biiou to-day.-ad.
Roy G. Holland of South Main street
returned last evening from Rutland,
where he has been packing his household
preparatory to moving to
RE.
Walter Tierney, who is employed in
Conn, arrived in the city to-
day for vacation visit at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Tierney of South
Main street. I,
Mrs. George Cruickshank and Miss
Elizabeth Conner are visiting friends in
the city for few days, while making
tour through Vermont from their homes
IN Staten Island. n Y. !
Mrs. George Gauthier Of Highland ave- !
lue and Mrs. Mary Parker are passing G
several days at Queen City park, near /
as the guest of Mrs. A. b.
1utchins of East Barre.
Board of Trade members purchasing .,
tickets for the supper at Berlin Friday ;,
vening will be given transportation by | !!
automobile free if they notify the mem
'ers of the local committee. :
Miss Fife c. Wolfe, R. NJ and Mrs.
:. d. Stalker and two daughters of Hol
oke, Mass, who have been visiting their :
lister, Mrs f. Lawlss of Kirk street, left h
esterday for a trip through the Adiron I
acks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Roach of Chicago, g
H., called on friends in Barre yester -
ay Mr. Roach, who was formerly in II
crested in the fortunes of the Pavilion -
heatre, is passing few days with
lrs Roach in Montpelier p
Miss Lua B. Higgs, who is taking her =
nnual vacation from the office of L. 5. &c
ates, has left for Westerly. R. L., where ir
ne will visit friends and relatives for a ci'
w days before going TO Hartford, Conn, -
, complete a 10 days visit
Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Browne, Mr.. and ~
[rs. Aaron Bannister and Miss Edith
loane visited friends in the city yester -
" and to day while on their way from In
leir camp at Alburg Springs to their ct,
omes in Grafton Center, n. H. ba
George r. Robb of East Montpelier, ar
sted yesterday and arraigned to-day onl
lie allegation that he is an habitual -,r
acknowledged a subsequent Of we
nse before Acting Judge 4. A. Sargent
ID arranged to pay SIS fine and costs.
The police are making inquiries con- Ne
rning the loss of roll containing $500, -
e property of John Mclean of Cabot, 4.
no came to town the first of the week y
ID landed in the lookup before he had a
llv shaken the dust of his home town
ON his heels. McLean's story of the
IS has been authenticated 20 certain ID
tent and 1t is thought that quiet in ID
stigation will disclose the whereabouts :
the money.
Tomorrow morning Mr.. and Mrs ]. X. "
RE of Graniteyille, accompanied by d,
putty Chief Harry Gamble Of the police l
rec and Mrs. Gamble viii leave the NJ
V on an extended motor trip to east
! Maine and the maritime provinces,
pecting to be absent about ten days. n,
bile they are away Mr. Gamble viii "
it at his former home in Maine and
er he will accompany Mr.. Prize on a Y