The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Fits.
II Sewing machines at low prices and oil
easy terms at Fits.
II G. Harold Perry was among the bust
H ness visitors from Plainheld yesterday.
II Charlie Chaplin and Marie Dressler il
II TITLES Punctured Romance" six parts
| park Theatre tonight adv.
Auiay Ogston, student at Norwich
university, Mortified, visited at hii
II home in Barre yesterday and to-day.
II +. I. Houston visited with friends ovei
II the week end on Maple avenue, return
H ing Sunday evening to his home in
II Northield.
II William Dobe, who is employed as
H a dry goods clerk in Randolph, is pass
Il ing vacation of two weeks at his home
\ in this city.
H Mrs. James Brainard went yesterday
to Champlain, n. Y, after spending sew
eral weeks in the city with relatives on
North Main street.
II Miss Muriel Chamberlain of Warren, a
i graduate of Goddard seminary, arrived
in the city yesterday to pass commence
ment week with friends.
Mrs. A. G. Emery of South Royalton
arrived in the city yesterday and will
visit at the home Of her son, Arthur c.
Jones, on East street for few days.
Ralph Rogers, who has just completed
the first year of his course at Yale, re-
turned TO Barre last evening, where he
will spend the summer with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Rogers. of Rich
ardson street.
William r. Dewey and A. L. Spauld-
ing, brakeman and fireman, respectively,
who are employed in the Barre yard of
the Central Vermont railroad, went TO
st. Adams last night to report at the
armory of company, in which they are
enrolled as priyates.
| Mrs. c. l.. Bugbee and daughter, Miss
Evelyn Bugbee, Mrs. Roy G. Bugbee and
little son, and Mrs. T.. G. Glysson and
daughter, Miss Ruth Glysson, were in
party leaving the city this morning for
Highgate Springs, there to pass several
weeks in camp at the Bugbee cottage.
| Graduating exercises for the students
in the commercial department who are
to receive diplomas viii be held at God
dard seminary, in the school chapel, this
evening at s o'clock. A brief program of
exercises will be followed by an address
by John W. Gordon, attorney, To-mor
row evening students in the musical de-
partments viii give a concert in the |
chapel at o'clock
AT the Berlin street gounds yesterday |
the |. A. c. Seconds won from the Barre |
Independents by the score of TO 0. The |
/. A. c. Seconds put up a strong game,
playing errorless ball snd Grahai. their
pitcher, holding the Barre Independents
to two scattered hits and striking out
seven batters, while the Italians gar
nered four hits off Ross Batteries for
the I. A. c. Granai and Alonzo; Barre
Independents, Ross and Guidici
Among the guests registered at Hotel
Barre yesterday and to-day were the fol
lowing people, Lieut.. b. r. Body of
Mortified, f. H. Lyford of Waterbury,
w. H. Chisolm of Burlington, John NJ.
Fitch of Enosburg Falls. j. f. Haughton II
and party of Canajoharie, n. y, G. +. I
Celley Of Woodbury.. II. NJ. Young of Or
leans, Lieut.. +. c. Berry and Private A. II
A. Ogston of Northfield Charles Brown {
and Mrs. Cora r. Brown Of Schenectady, r
n. Y, F.. G. Clewly of Burlington, n. w. h
Richmond and Mrs. A. w. Richmond of
Northfeld H.. G., Perkins and party of :
Brookline, Mass, H. f. White Of Burling- }
ton, Mr., and Mrs. Charles G. Gardiner of .
Boston John Douglas of Worcester, Miss !
Edith Gale of Augusta, Me-, and Il, f.
Fremont of Claremont, n. II. a
Barre City has a grand total of 36s h
vehicles in operation, accord q
ing to the figures presented in the recent
ly issued registry of the Vermont Auto
mobile association. Exclusive OF agents ;,
ears is this total and when the 2l motor
cycles are deducted from the aggregate
il will be found that there are no less
than 347 automobiles owned and operat-
ID by people residing within the city linn
is. Irrespective of price, horsepower or y
lpprobrious nomenclature sometimes y
applied to Anticipated autos, they all 60
Town in the secTetary's book, where the II
lderman's car is not to be distinguished y
rom the runabout of the clerk, not even
With the strongest spectacles. Four deal "
RS, handling eight kinds of cars, are reg az
stored in the book. Ten cars were reg
stored from Barre after june |. II
A quite wedding took place at the st. 70
ionica : rectory Saturday morning. when q
rev. p NJ. Mckenna united in marriage VI
Hiss Corsina Bernaseoni of Branch street
nd John Montni of Blackwell street. ca
he bride was attended by Miss Elisa IN
'ltolini, and Victor 0ssola acted as best Is
nan The single ring service was used. W.
.fter the wedding ceremony the couple
ook short automobile ride to Water ~
ury, after which wedding dinner was
sryed at the home of J. d. Ossola of Be
ssola place. At o'clock the bride and he
room were rendered reception at the
ssola home, in which they were the We
scipients of many pretty and useful ~
fits, the presents being a number Of IN
ieces of silver, linen aud many other
rticles nice clock was presented 10 ga
rem by friends from away. The couple VA
arted for Boston on the 1888 train e''
aturday night, where they will sojourn
IT a week or two with friends, after Col
hich they will return TO Barre, where =
icy expect to reside on Summer street.