The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

II er Fits Co.
II Rummage sale in vestry of the Univer
H salist church Thursday afternoon an
II evening-adv.
H Wolfe and white organde, 40 inche
H Store, Cottage street.
II Ira Houston, Loren Bell and Charlie
H Chirivilli spent the week end in Greens
Il boro visiting with friends.
H Miss Jessie injury, who is employed a
4 Sugar Hill, N. H., visited her people OF
Il Bartlett street over the weekend.
H Oscar Martinson left Saturday fo
H Colebrook, N. H., where he will visit
I friends and relatives for few days.
j. w. kidder of Port Chester, N. Y.
who is engaged in the retail granite bus
mess, is passing few days in Barre, hi:
| former home.
| Mrs. A. L. Olgiati and Miss Carrie Cal
cagni of High Holborn street went Sat
urday to visit Mrs. Olgiati's son, Orlando
Olgiati, who lives in New York.
Mrs. T. W. Towers and her daughter
Miss Georgia Towers of Richmond were
guests through the weekend of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Ward Carver of fremont street
Mr., and Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Wiley and
children returned to their home on Maple
Grove street hast evening after spending
the week end with relatives in Northfield.
There was only single entry on the
police blotter at headquarters this morn
ing. Alexander MacLennsn appeared be.
fore Magistrate II. W. Scott, pleaded
guilty to first offense and paid a So fine
land costs.
Miss Cora Batchelder returned to her
home on Hill street this morning, where
she viii spend the summer with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Batchelder
after completing her duties as teacher in
the Brandon schools.
The item in Saturdays issue, telling
OF the automobile trip of Mr.. and Mrs.
! c. L. Heath, should have stated that
they arrived in Barre from Deland, Fla,
Thursday night and that they expect TO
spend the summer here.
The children of the sewing class of st.
AIonica's church will have an exhibit of
fancy work and plaih sewing at the con
vent this tMonday1 afternoon and even
ing Parents and friends of the children
are cordially invited to come and view
the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Waterman, who are
spending the summer at the home of his
father, Darwin S. Waterman of upper
Washington street, left this morning for
Burlington, where Mr.. Waterman will
attend the commencement at the Uniyer
sity of Vermont, MIR. Waterman being an
alumnus Of the college. Mrs. Waterman
will return to Barre tomorrow.
n,tr idoa ,,f httSfvnsu nrBrta rod nose ia IN
serve you with the newest creations in
fountain delicacies. Here are fastdiouS
It'd bits that you sill like. Vanilla cream
with crushed figs and whipped cream
caramel ice cream with butter scotch
and malo cream; lemon sherbet with lem
on sauce and whipped cream; chocolate
ice cream with milk chocolate and fudge
sauce. All Zoe The Drown Pharmacy.
Mrs. Mary tRich) Cole, whose death
occurred at her home on Seminary street |
Friday. is survived by daughter, Mrs.
Alex Young, and several grandchildren, /
i'm addition TO the relatives mentioned in
Saturdays account of her demise. The
grandchildren are Lizzie, Gordon, vii
liam, Lyle, Pearl and Harry Young, all
of Barre also Philip Cole of Barre and
Ray and Ralph Crawford of Chattanooga,
Tenn.
Miss Bernice Whitcomb of this city
was maid of honor last Thursday night
at the marriage in Essex Junction, at
the Congregational church, OF Miss Alice
Frances Stanley, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Harmon Stanley and
George Herkmer Seiple -of Hartford,
Conn The bride had been employed for
the past six years in the Office of Secre.
tsry of State Guy " Bailey. where Miss
Whitcomb also is employed Mr.. and
Mrs. Seiple will reside in Hartford, Conn,
where Mr. Seiple is teacher. Mr. and
Mrs. Friend Nhitcomb OF Barre were
guests at the wedding
Howard g. Blossom, who conducts an I
automobile agency on Prospect street re {
'eived painful injuries late yesterday, !
when he was kicked in the stomach by a {
lorse Mr.. Blossom. accompanied by a t
,arty of friends, had gone TO his barn off v
street to look at his horse, ]
md it was when he was laying blanket ]
,ver his own horse that a colt, tethered $
rear by, kicked him. He was able TO {
walk to Hotel Barre, where he lost con Il
ciousness for time. A Washington p
treet physician was called to attend the \
uto dealer, and his examination did not d
isclose any serious injury. Mr. Blossom v
vas able TO be about his place of business n
o-day. s.
Mischief makers in the sswmill on c,
PIPER Washington street, owned by the Ii
'enney company, were caught in the act il
operating the machinery yesterday by 7
man who had been set TO watch for Ii
Chief Sinclair was notified a
the developments and when he arrived I,
t the mill in the afternoon, he conferred v
18th two lads named Dean Mudgett and W
oseph Rogers, who were told 10 report n
police headquarters to-day. A week 5,
20 band Of boys invaded the sawmill n
nd had reduced several fine sticks of -
mber to sawdust before they left the
-emises. Suspicion certered around
iterie of Youngsters who had been seen nj
the neighborhood and yesterday the =
lspicions of the authorities were con
med. Mudcett and Rogers are said TO
I've been caught in the roles of master =
wyers while a number OF younger lads q
d the heavy lifting The saving fest 81
ID Just gotten under way when the boys ne
ere interrupted yesterday.
The D. Of T. de- al