The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

business visitor IN burlington yesterday,
For Sale-Two-tenement house, with
about four acres OF land. IN upper liill
street. Mrs. Edith NJ. Carr.
j. n, Holland OF Mortified was among
the business visitors in the city yester'
day, visiting while here at Fred Kemp
tons OF South Main street.
| Call and see the new fall line OF Royal
Society embroideries at The Specially
Shop, los North Main street, Mrs. Der
tina A. Bcattie.
Frank c. Williams OF Newport state
examiner of savings banks, is registered
at Hotel Barre. while visiting several
banks in Washington county.
Judge George NJ. Powers and Mrs.
Powers of Morrisville, with their chli-
dren, Dorothy, Elizabeth, Roberta and
II. n. Powers, are registered at the Hotel
Barre.
Harold Billings of Stowe is passing
| few days in Barre as the guest OF ms
aunt. Mrs. Frank C. Turner OF South
Main street, having made the trip to
Barre in his automobile.
a party consisting of John i. Hoban,
Frank +. Austin, A. j. Guthrie, ". H.
Ward and T. G. Gaul motored this morn
ing TO Burlington to attend elambake
given under the auspices of the Elks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry 7. Wiley and MT
and Mrs Cassius C. Camp of South Main
street returned to the city last evening
from an automobile trip to Saratoga,
n. Y, and Bennington, having been alb
sent since Saturday.
VIII the children who belong TO al the
bird clubs please bring their bird note
books to the Church street school build
ing Friday forenoon for the exhibiti BE
sure the grade is written in the book
| Also those who have eolored the Audubon
leaflets, bring them.
Albin Hendrickson, who has been en-
ployed as an assistant in Charlie Wong's
laundry on Merchant street for the past
six years. completed his duties yesterday
and left last night for Fort Ethan Allen,
where he is TO be employed in the officers
mess.
c. F. Smith at.ctioneer. was in North
field Yesterday afternoon, holding an aue-
ton sale of cows and pigs for George
Jerry. Twelve rather small, slick cows,
due to freshen in the winter and spring.
sold from S35 to $50 per head p three
and four weeks-old pigs sold from S2.25
to S2,75 each.
Reports from the bedside Of Robert
Whitehill, an elderly man from West
Topsham, who sustained serious injuries
| in an accident on the Barre 4 Chelsea
railroad crossing in Nebsterville Satur-
day, indicate that he is resting quite
comfortably with better than fair pros
meets of an early recovery. Mr.. White
| hin is at his home in West Topsham,
having been removed from Websterviiie
soon after the accident occurred.
Local banks have put in their orders
for some Of the new dimes that are to be
issued from the Philadelphia mint with
in few days A part of the mintage -
to be stamped with the 1916 date, al
though the bulk Of the new coins viii
not appear until 1917. Differing consid-
erably from the present design, is the
new l0-eent piece. On the diverse side
the dime will bear the figure OF an an
cient Greek woman and the reverse VIII
carry the familiar emblem OF Roman
magisterial authority, the fasces--a bun
die of rods with a projecting axe blade.
Bankers here do not anticipate that peo-
nile will turn down the old dimes in their
lanxiety to get part of the new coinage.
Foster C. johnson of Calais. who was
found on North Main street yesterday
with bad cash across tie scalp pleaded
guilty to an intoXication charge when
arraiqned before Magistrate II. W. Scott
lin CITY court this morning and went 70
iai in lieu of paying the minimum me.
Whom Johnson recovered at police head
quarters last night he told the officers
that The wound was one he earned in sur
fer;no himself to be elected from North
Main street Juice mill. A doctor was
calIed 70 mi, FER TO the man during the
dav Louis Forth of Winooski ae-
Iknowledred second ofTense to-day and
went to Jail instead of paying SID hne
and costs aggregating 500.
Tourists and Transient guests arriving
AZ Hotel Barre taxed all OF the hostelry's
accommodations again last night. Among
those registered were the following PEG
ple. Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Pierpont OF "a
vannah. Ga, and DR.. and Mrs. j. A. Drew
of Rumney, n. H.. Mr.. and Mrs ". -
tClouph, Miss A. L. Cushing and f. q.
Cushing of Woodsville, n. H., MI ana
Mrs. A. s. Thompson of Portland, Me-
lH +. w. Clutter of Swanton, j. ;. Burn
ham of Milton, c. A. Dudley and {. X
IGolden of Los Angeles, Cal, Mr. and Mrs.
III = SAWYER of Lowell, Mass, c. c.
IUamblett of Barton, Thomas NJ. Haight
Of Worcester T. A. Murphy OF Burning
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Fletcher and Z:
Green OF Cavendish, ]. j. Kennedy OF
burlington. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Betchel OF
Rurlinpton, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Clancy
of Buffalo n. Y, Mr.. and Mrs. c, f. HIN
man of st. Johnsbury, William A. Saiia-
din of Canandaigua, n. Y, F. c. Williams
of Newport. f. NJ. Jones of Burlington
Mrs. f. NJ. Aver, NJ. f. Clapp, ;. &. Good
rich of South Roy6lton and $. {. Stanley
Of Fitchburg. Mass. Mr.. and Mrs George
NJ Powers. Dorothy Powers, Elizabeth
Powers. Roberta Powers and ii. II. row
lers Of Norrisville, John p. Goodrich OF
south Rovalton, Mr.. and Mrs. q. H.
Woodman and G. G. Geuthen OF West
horo. Mass. Mrs. d. L. Curley and Mrs
T \. ellison of Quechee. Mr.. and Mrs
A ". Bowen of Franklin. w. ;. Pease
and q. A. Burt of Enosburg Falls. II. r.
white of Burlington. p. =. Bearee OF
Rrandon. Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Marion OF
port smol,th. \. H.. Mr.. and Mrs. f. Tin
doInaugh of Cobbleskill, \. Y, \. +. Nor
risnn and f. W. Clark Of Malone, \. y
Special communication OF
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