The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-19

ii 4hih. - IL bluN OF burlington Is WISH
H ing her sister Mrs. Homer L. Douglas {
II Beckley hill, for an indefinite period.
II Miss Lavina Bianchi OF Milford, n. II
II is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Steven Rizzi G
H North Main street, for few weeks.
II William Starr of Beckley street LEI
II this morning for Hartford, Conn, wher
H he is employed in the ammunition fac
H tories.
II G. Perlatti returned to the city las
H night from Highgate Springs, where h
/ has been enjoying an outing of seyera
days duration.
Charles Robertson has returned from
New Haven, Conn., where he has beer
employed in the ammunition factories
for several months.
| Miss Rita Paiment of Seminary street
left yesterday for Montreal, P, O., anc
Montreal, where she will visit frienC- and
relatives for several days.
Jay Coryell of Burlington, assistant
to the director of the University of Yer
mont agricultural extension, visited
County Agent F. II. Abbott yesterday.
George H. Pillsbury, who was brought
from Groton to the Barre City hospital
for an operation three weeks ago, has so
far recovered as to be able to return to
his home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry II. Lane, who have
been visiting at the home of Mrs II. w.
Haviland of Highland avenue for the past
few days, returned to their home in New
tonyille, Mass, this morning.
Miss Ethel Ayers OF the Richardson
road left this morning for Whiteield, n.
H., where she will be employed in one OF
| the hotels as waitress through the re.
mainder of the summer months.
Captain NJ E. Buck OF the Salvation
Army corps, who has been with Captain
Hazel Hood in Barre for a few days, went
yesterday to Burlington, where she is to
participate in a religious campaign.
Miss Ella Owens, who is taking two
weeks vacation from her duties in the
A. P. Abbott Co. store left this morning
for Old Orchard Beach, Me- She was &C
companied by her sister, Miss Mary
Owens.
The location of the Wennerstrand
property recently sold by the d. A. Perry
Real Estate agency to Arthur Carbon
neau is situated in Fast Montpelier in
stead of the east hill in Barre, as stated
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orreste Boffino OF Maple |
avenue have returned from an outing of |
10 days at Highgate Springs. Mr. Bof
fino resumed his duties in the Union /
Clothing store this morning, after a two /
weeks vacation.
Miss Katheryn Stuart, who Is EN-
ploved in the J. J. Dashner real estate
office. commenced her vacation of two
weeks this morning and will spend
greater part of it with relatives in
Scottsville, P. @. Miss Louise Dashner
win take her place while she is away.
1t has been found necessary to change
the place of the Baptist Sunday school
picnic next Saturday Instead of going {
10 Shepard's grove as was previously an l.
bounced the school will picnic at Frank {
Aliens grove on the east hill. Will the I
members and friends of the church and 6
he school please bear this in mind?
Mrs. Thomas Peters arrived in the city /,
asst night from Brooklyn, n. Y, and viii :
make an extended sojourn with friends !
md relatives in the city, visiting at the a
ZONES of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Douglas !,
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wright of :,
Brook street, and will also spend few :,
weeks visiting at the home of Mrs. John :,
fiddle in Willmmstown. r
Two members OF the well known Smith II
amily were on the carpet before Magis 9,
rate Fl. w. Scott in city court this /,
Forming. Angus y. of Graniteville ad- n
lifted first offense and paid the mini T,
,um fine and costs. Thomas f. of Leba- q
on, n. H., who was recently released g,
rom the county Jail, acknowledged a
econd offense and went back to confne-
rent for 80 days. He will also have to
ay a fine of SIS and costs if he is to be
,leased at the expiration of the month.
Among the visitors in the city yester- (
ay and to-day were the following peo-
e: Dr. and Mrs. Waterhouse of Bridge
1rt, Conn., Mr. and Mrs. c. ]. Fowler of 4
Test Newton, Mass, Mrs. A. c. Noyes n
st. Johnsbury, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Moore
nd Miss Hilda Moore of Coaticooke,
O., and G. A. Hunter of Danville, P.
>, George H. Wilder of Burlington, Miss
argaret Cray of Arlington, IL. NJ. Blu q
tanan of Orleans, ]. Coryell, J. M.
lepherd, Laura Shepherd and Z. NJ No %
e of Burlington. J. S. Buchanan of Lis ~
IN, n. H., b. L. Wells of st. ,Johnsbury,
L. anu MIS-. a. hTeDls Vi west
oboken, n. J.. Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Ban !.
oft of New York, Miss s. Z. Bancroft A
ID Miss d. NJ Bancroft of Quebec. Miss q
Wood of Knowlton. P. O., c. R. Joslyn
Orleans, Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Gebhardt "
Burlington, n. J. :
Letters received in Barre from people
ing in Scotland give wing to the M =:
Or that a number of former Barre w
ung men who joined the British colors sec
year ago have come to sad endings in
snee. While confirmation of rumors =
lveyed in letters is expected when ad
ional papers arrive next week, CORE
,ndents of local people who live in u
erdeen have heard that death came to Lei
! brothers, Ogg, James and John, and =
Alexander Wright, veteran of the -
er war, who left Barre sometime ago. con
is also reported that James Forbes, ofhc
msrly prominent in Barre soccer cir ~
5, had TO submit to an operation for VIZ
amputstion Of an arm a. the result
wounds received on the front.