The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-30
TALK OF THE TOWN
New leather bags at Fits.

III 49,
Vaughan Store.
G. Ala has completed the erection of 4
double tenement house at 2T.20 Berlir
street.
Joseph Gay left this morning for st
Adams, where he is passing a few days
on business.
Alderman A. +. Bruce of Brooklyn
street was a business visitor in Burling-
ton yesterday.
I. Rossi went TO Burlington this morn
ing to visit friend who is convaleseing
from long illness.
Miss Evelyn Mathieson of Hill street
went this morning to Waterbury to pass
a few days with friends.
Mrs. Alex Rae and baby, who have
been at the City hospital, were able TO
go to their home on Pleasant street to-
day.
Peter Pariczo of Chelsea was brought
to the City hospital to-day, where he
was operated on for a cataract OF the
eye.
Fred Latin of East Barre was a visit
or in the city this morning while on his
way to Essex Junction for few days
visit.
d. p. ingalls, has returned to his home
in Durham, i. O., after spending several
days with friends in Barre and Granite.
vile.
/. b. Thompson left yesterday for
Rouses Point, \. Y, where he is pass
ing the remainder of the week with rela-
| tives.
Mrs. P. F. Casse left the city this
morning for her former home in Poetor,
where she is TO make an extended visit
with relatives.
Nearly twenty candidates for citi
zenship and their witnesses went 10 the
capital this morning to attend session
of United States court
NJ. 5. Rounds went this morning to
Burlington to be present at the opening
of the annual convention of the Vermont
Funeral Directors and Embamers' asso-
citation.
George Deland Of Worcester, Mass,
president OF the United Commercial
Travellers OF New England, was regis
tered at Hotel Barre yesterday with
party of friends.
H. c. Leonard, John Trow, Harry W
Britton and William Alears were among
the Barre men who motored to Norris
vile this forenoon to attend the races at
the Lamoille county fair.
Mrs. Mayo Blake and daughter Ruth, |
are passing a few days at their former
home in Mortified before going to Hart. |
ford, Conn, to join Mr.. Blake who has |
been employed there for several months. |
John J. Gavin of Granitevile, who was /
arraigned on an intoxieation offense in
city court yesterday, paid the minimum
fine and costs for the first offense yes
terday and was released in the after
noon
Mrs. James F. Higgins and two chill
dren, James and Lucy, of belmont ave-
nue. and Mrs. James Brown of Cliff
street have been passing a few days in
Mortified as the guests OF Mrs +. p.
Houston.
Mrs. Wilbur Remick and son, Clayton,
who have been visiting at the home of
Mrs. Frank G. Minard of Highland ave
nue., returned to-day to their home in
Manchester, n. II. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Minard, who viii pass
two weeks in Manchester and Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cassava Of Far
well streec left the city last evening for
their former home in Ausable, n Y, {
where they are To make visit of ten
LAYS with relatives. Mr.. Csssava is tax
ng his annual vacation from his duties
n the Central Vermont freight yard.
Prn o. X. HOLSTER OF Goddard semi
nary ia in st. Johnsbury, where he is
attending the annual convention of the
churches of Vermont and
Province of Quebec, of which he is the :
PRESIDENT. Rev ]. B, Reardon, pastor ]
If the Barre UniSersalist church. is also '
Intending the convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Richardson and :,
lr. and Mrs. William J. Inglis of Sum = =
ner street and Mrs. lngis' parents, Mr. =
md Mrs. Cole of Marshield left the city r
on an extended motor trip 9
through New Hampshire and Maine. Be-
ore returning home they will make a
tay of few days at Old Orchard.
Among the leading participants in an
mateur minstrel performance given by n
lamp Kill Kare in st. Adams Mon.
ay evening were H. w Heath, a former
instructor at Goddard seminary, and
George Harris, who was at one time a "
member of the faculty at Spaulding high a
chool. Both men are employed as camp !;
ireetors.
Rev. Ariel Fl. Bellondi OF Haverhill, Z
lass, a former pastor of the Italian
BAPTIST mission in Barre, who accompa-
led Mrs. Bellondi and child to the home y,
{ her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hen y
Y of Williamstown yesterday, returned .,
, day to Massachusetts,, making the trip :.
V automobile Rev. Mr. Bellond will -
turn to Barre and Williamstown for !"
REF visit sometime in September. -, ~
A hearing in the case of State VS.. Mrs.
auina Cerasol Montopoli, whose prem pl
es on Berlin street were raided for in W
,xcating liquor Saturday night, has he
cen set for Friday, Sept. s, at o'clock ty
the morning, as the resuio of an agree Ii
ent reached by the respondents coun ne
j. J. Ward Carver, and Grand Juror te
lillian Wishart in city court this morn tv
g. Surety of $500 for Mrs. MontopoI's CT
ppearance and $50 on the liquor seized or
IS been furnished. The case of State
!, intoxicating liquor. a cause growing .
1t of a raid on the premises OF Mr.. and ia
rs. Adolfo Malnati OF Cambria street, oy
i'll be heard on the morning of Wednes- DR.
", Sept. 6. Bail OF $50 on the liquor ar
lied has been furnished.
Enterprise alley was selected as a set Nj
NO Yesterday for the adjustment of a .: