The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-08
TALK OF THE TOWN
Sport stripes at Fits.

Sport stripes at Fits. !.
! silk gloves, cool to wear, at Vaughan
Damaged Goods Park Theatre to
night adv
+. A. Bass Of Randolph was among tn
business visitors in the city this morn
ing,
Band concert Friday evening, Gas t
Las, front OF Park Theatre, Barre Citi
zens band. adv.
Andes ranges, Perfection oil stoves
White Mountain refrigerators, wash boil
ers. f. A. Prindle. Depot square.
Mrs. ". Mitchell and family Of Bos
ton are visiting at the home OF Mr., ano
Mrs. II. Davidson Murray street.
Joseph Walker. a well-known st
Johnsbury retail monument dealer, is
passing few days in the city on busl.
/ ness.
Miss Teresa I.aPage returned to her
home on Prospect street last night after
visiting friends in st. Adams Tor few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Newton returned
to their home on Elm street last night
after being encamped at Niggerhead pond
for several days,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Cove and chill
dren Of Eastern avenue have returned
from a stay Of few weeks in camp at
Nigeerhead pond in Marshield.
Miss Annie Rhind Of Brook street left
Yesterday for Lake Sunapee, where she
will be employed as waitress during the
remainder Of the summer months.
II JSt.ta ,.rr~n3 tbrD,,,,b bo aitxr Ia AZ
night on the way to his home in Granite
Vile after spending several days en-
camped on fishing expedition at High
gate Springs.
Miss Nena Rottinelli left this morning
for New London. Conn, where she will
visit friends and relatives through the
remainder Of her vacation at the A. p.
Abbott Co store.
The ladies and pastors union Of the
Hedding NJ f. church viii hold their
business meeting at the home of
Mrs. Leon Dodge, Ayerill street, Thurs
day at 2:30 p. m.
Miss Lucy Wells and r. c. Bngbee re-
sumed their duties at the postoffice this
each having been yacationing
for the past Is days. Harry B. Hough-
ton was back on his city route to-day, |
after his annual vacation.
The ladies' aid society Of the Presby |
terrain church will hold food sale at the
,hurch on Wednesday, Aug. Q, and the
adde's of the congregation are asked to
Kindly donate something towards it.
Home made bread, pies, cake. doughnuts,
shortbread or rolls viii be gratefully re-
,eived Sale from ? to 5 p. m.
Leslie Mercer, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
rohn Mercer, was a contestant in the
raledonian games at Boston Saturday
md. emerged as the runnerup in the
highland fling competition and took third
,Iace in the sword dance. The young
nan is passing a vacation of several days /
With friends in Quincy and vicinity.
William Stewart of Mount street got
sharp slap in the right wrist when a
0 inch belt connected with one of the
ig lathes at the Grearson & Lane plant
n Burnham's meadow suddenly snapped
n twain yesterday. The lathe operator
etired to have his arm massaged and
urther operations on the machine were
cid up while repairs were made.
Five drunks had the fireless cooker to
themselves at police headquarters and
ere glad TO get a peep at the open this
forming when the chief led them before
fagistrate II. w. Scott. Christian Hen
erson. down as an habitual drunkard,
i'll serve 30 days and the alternative Of
SIS fine and costs John Daley Of
rontpelier went down for 30 days and /
ust pay Sl5 fine in addition. Frank
acroix. also of Montpelier, thought he
,uld pay the minimum fine for his first
Tense and John Delodge Of Berlin set
ed for a first Joseph BarthrIm of
arlington admitted a first offense and !
,peeted someone in Montpelier would :
" his fine. q
Relentiug parents Of boys who figured c
the borrowing" Of II NJ Farnham's
urinC car in front OF the Rowland
ock Saturday evening got the Young
ers out of the tolls yesterday and to-
". Jerry Burke. one Of the probation
5. had his fine of $50 and costs paid by
: parents yesterday afternoon. This
orning Paul Scampini went to police
with $50 fine and costs to
tain the release of Romeo Scampini,
.other prebatiener. who with Burke was
sted to serve the alternative term in
2 house Of correction at Rutland. The
spondents. Diack and Nelsnson. paid
les for first ofTense in the matter of
rrowing when arraigned Monday morn
z.
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