The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

II watch Tor the big clearance safe AZ
II Fits
II See those special dress values at Alb
II bolts.
II John Wood went to Springfield, Mass.
II to-day
II Excursion TO Plattsburg, July l6. See
II adv. on page adv.
II The coolest place in town. Russell's
II Red Cross Pharmacy.
II You should see the line OF sport shirts
II from the McWhorter Co.
Hi c. S. Andrews visited with his brother,
Il C., b, Andrews in Richmond yesterday.
H l., b. Tillotson OF Washington was in
II the city yesterday a a business visitor.
MI Miss Christina Smollett of Hall street
Il is confined to the house on account of
H illness
II Mrs b. A. Thomson and son, Allan,
/ returned yesterday from Woodbury. and
Il Hsrdwiek.
H Because OF the excessive heat, mum.
Der of stonesheds shut down early this
morning for the day.
II Edward Dunghi went this morning TO
\ Mortified, where he is to be employed for
the next four months.
| DR.. and Mrs. A. T. Marshall of Chelsea
were guests yesterday of Mr.. and Mrs.
| w. S. Goss of East street.
Miss Hortense Knight, formerly resi-
dent of this city, but now living in Bos-
ton, is visiting friends here.
Am still selling new potatoes at 40c
peck and have new supply OF preserv-
ing jars at low prices. Louis Romanos.
Mrs. Edna Jennings, who is employed
in the law office of S. Hollister Jackson,
is taking a weeks vacation from her
duties.
There will be special electric car to
Barre from Montpelier tonight at the
close of the Greater Vermont association
banquet.
A. n. Rossi, who has been employed
for the past month in a stoneshed in
Red Bank, n. j. returned yesterday to
his home in this city.
F. P. Wells, who is employed in the
Fits store, will leave this week for a
two weeks vacation to be spent in New |
| York, Boston, and New Hampshire.
Miss Helen Richardson who has been
visiting with friends on Brook street
while in Barre for the past week, left |
last evening for her home in Keene,
\. II.
Ddttlsth flCtiHtlll, WIZ was dIItEltu
by Officer AIurley, pleaded not guilty to
intoxication in city court this morning
and his case was continued until to-mor
row morning.
Lulu Ronanos, the five year.old Sum
mer street child who was badly burned i
while playing with matches last week is
reported as gaining rapidly. She is still
at the City hospital.
Mrs Nola Kathan of Warren was in II
the city yesterday on a business errand,
Among the business visitors in the
city Yesterday from Plainfield were c. l
Harold Perry and Grover Townsend.
Mrs f. A. Bngbee, Mrs. Arthur Bug
bee of Orange street and Miss Blanche
Haskins left this morning for Pittsford.
where they will visit with Jessie Bugbee,
who has been in the Pittsford sana
forum for several months. Y
The Italian Gaiety club has selected
the following committee to hav. charge q
Of the clubs next dance: Nina Casellini,
chairman; Lena Buzzi, Carolina Calcagni, F
Harry Colombo and Joseph Morandi, the
last named being of Montpelier. n
Yesterday afternoon the firemen at the
central station took out the big automo V
bile fire truck for a test. The truck ne e
the steep Prospect street hill
with little difficulty and a trip up Wash I
ngton street disclosed that it is in the L
best Of running order
The big thermometer mounted outside {
Marrion's cigar store on North Main "
street registered rs degrees to-day at h
2: 80. The day is the hottest one this
but no prostrations have been ST
'eported, partly because many OF the n
tone workers have laid off. cl
Numbers of the Vermonters to attend =
he Greater Vermont association flinc- =
ions in Montpelier to-day and tomorrow ~
re STAYING in Barre, many of them arriv
nc this morning. The largest delegation a, a.
anne from Brattleboro, about forty !
i them. and they desired accommoda III
ions at Hotel Barre, but Manager Rowen Ut
ould not take them all. Groups of the III
nen spent the morning in motoring about GO
Barre and up to the quarries. 81 81
A touring party from Brandon, with ~
nany automobiles, was scheduled to ar IT.
i've in Barre this afternoon and spend a ~
hort time in inspecting the city and its Nj
Industries in the course of long tour =,
bout the state. lhey ieIt brahuon TINS of
Forming and crossed the mountain to no
ethel. coming northward to Williams
own gulf where lunch was scheduled,
rom Barre they expected to proceed to
arlington, visiting Fort Ethan Allen on :
ne way.
George Beattie. who drives team No. 50,
25s for the American Express company, ms
rove into the Central Vermont freight ,Io
ard this morning and while backing up
, the platform one of the front wheels of
4 his wagon dropped off. Jumping from bo
Is seat. he found that the nut had be-
,me loosened and had fallen off Secur- III
e his horse, he walked back up Main .
rect in search of the missing article .
IT to find il until he reached City :
Iuare, but considering himself lucky to -,
i've lost the wheel where he did, rather a. ~,
ian when his team was loaded. a.,