The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Mrs; f. A. Laplin went to Montrea
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l. Abbott of Cabot
visited Il. II. Clark over the week end.
Ell Noyes OF Sharon was a business
visitor IN the city over Saturday.
Miss Edna Arbuckle of East AlontpeI.
Ter spent the week end in town with
friends.
William Hendry of Stowe il visiting
Tor several days at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs William G. Pirie on South Main
street
Among the visitors from out Of town
Saturday and to-day were. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Walker OF Chelsea, Jerry Mi.
nard of Mortified, Miss Edna seaver
and Mrs Frank Brockway of Williams.
town.
Sixty members Of Barre council, X. of
q, were in Montpelier last evening as
guests Of Montpelier council A large
number Of candidates took the degree
work exemplified by the capital city
knights.
=. A. Wood was in the city last week
and left Friday for his home in Mich.
olsyille, n. T., accompanied by Mrs.
| Wood, who had been i'll for several weeks
at the home OF their daughter, Mrs.
Grace Cutler
W. +. Mellen, who has been visiting
friends for the past few days on North
Main street, left the city this noon for
Northfield, where he will visit relatives
for several days before going to his home
in Concord, n. H.
Arthur Blackmore and Raymond Mar
tin have completed their work at Yves
leyan university, Middletown, Conn, and
returned to their homes in this city,
where they will pass part Of their sum-
mer vacation with their parents.
Representing his client, Deputy Sheriff
w. Z. Bixby Of East Barre, Attorney r. |
II. Davis came into city court this morn
ing and stated that the respondent pro.
posed to have his auto case argued in
supreme court. Mr.. Bixby was arrested |
a short time ago on charge of operating
his auto without lights. II is stated
that counsel for the respondent and
Grand Juror William Wishaft. TO whom
the complaint was made are to agrea on
facts in the case before the arguments
are offered before the supreme court.
Goddard seminary students gave the
school battalion a royal send-of as they
for Mortified this morning,
even though the departure of the young
men ia going 10 detraet materially from
the enjoyment of commencement week
in the hill. While the battalion was
from the school to the Central
Vermont station. the student body
formed en- masse and made haste to give
he school yell The cheering had in
'reased in momentum when the young
roopers reached the station and ms the
rain pulled out the enthusiasm attained
! high pitch.
r G, Carson Of laurel street il in re- II
eipt Of letter from his son. William /
arson, advising him that he has success Ii
ully passed the final examinations in the !
'eoman naval school at Newport, r. |. Ir
IA member Of Uncle Sans navy, Mr. b
arson's promotion has been unusually / t
apid and with the completion Of the I'll
curse in the yeoman school he becomes
commissioned officer with the rank of il
hief in the commissarv department. At d
he time OF writing Mr.. Carson planned a
0 remain in Newport for time, al n
hough eventuslities in Mexico, which Y
ave developed since last week, may o
-ork change in his plans. His latest q
means a substantial increase
! pay. al