The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

The Montpelier Military band of
> pieces sunday, ?. m, at Benjamin fall'
adv.
Sale OF oSc trimmed hats Friday m
Saturday. All hair goods at half price
Mrs, CAROLS.
Frederick Gomez went 10 Burlington
thus morning TO spend a few days will
friends.
e William II. Mahoney of Merchan
street was visitor in Bethel and Sharon
] to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. Tlden of High
land avenue are encamped for a month
(" at the W. u. Mower cottage near Berlin
pond,
Fred Caron of Taunton, Mass, arrived
IN the city this morning to pass vaca'
ton at the home OF his brother, Charles
A. Caron of Academy street.
John B. Magnaghi has leased the En-
cry house, so called, at the corner o,
E Washington street and Highland ave-
nue. and will occupy the dwelling for a
home. The house was recently purchased
by X. A. Lane.
ID. Janion MacNchol, n representative
of the Taylor Critchfeld- Clague Co. of
Chicago, which is aiding in the national
advertising campaign for Barre granite,
arrived in the city this morning and is
registered at Hotel Barre while passing
several days in the granite belt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Perkins of Elm
street left this afternoon for STAFFORD
to attend the funeral of II. A. Morrill, a
former resident OF Barre and who was
employed at the Smith, Whiteomb &
Cook plant. Mrs. Morrill, and Mrs. Per
klns are cousins.
The first advertising car of the Com.
munity Chautauqua to be held in Barre
Aug. 2-6, arrived in the city this morn
ing. Circulars setting forth the program
for the Chautauqua gathering are in CIR
culation and plans for the entertain
ments are going forward with all possible
dispatch.
Henry G. Whitaker of Chicago, H.,
editor and general manager OF the Mon
umental News, is passing a few days at
the home OF his father, DR., T.. Il. Whitak-
err of Merchant street. Mrs. Whitaker
and children, who accompanied him TO
Vermont in an automobile, are in camp
at Queen City park, near Burlington.
Miss Lucille Even, who has been pass
ing week at the home of her mother,
Mrs. James Even, OF Orange street, re-
turned to-day to New York, where she |
is employed on the staff OF Vogue Miss
Even, who was formerly a member of
The Times staff, was recently advised
of her promotion to the position OF fash.
ion editor in the office of Vogue
One of the two eclipses of the moon
listed in the Astronomical phenomena for
1916 is due tonight. Although it is
only partial eclipse, it will be visible
in most sections of the United States.
In Boston, which is near enough to Barre
for practical purposes of observation, the
moon will enter the shadow at 1926 /
o'clock. The middle of the eclipse will
occur tomorrow morning at ;06 o'clock
and the moon will leave the shadow at
;2S a. m. A partial eclipse of the moon,
visible generally in North and South
occurred Jan. 20 Only the sun
IS concerned in the other three eelipses U
Of the year.
Barre Town is expected to be the lare
EST contributor to naturalization pro-
'eedings when Clerk F. S. Platt of Rut-
and comes to Washington county next
week for a session OF United States a
curt. c. Def. Bancroft of Montpelier,
IN intermediary, states that large class )
# applicants among the quarryworkers
IN Milestone hill viii appear when the II
Jerk and his assistants open court in |
iraniteville next Tuesday. On the fol-
owing day the court will sit in the court ;
Dom at city hall in Barre, where an \
yerage class will apply for papers OF
he first and second class, Washington d
ounty dates will end in Montpelier Z
thursday
Citations were served on the parents of !,
hree boys to-day to appear in city court
o morrow with their offspring. Under
ne juvenile act the boys were questioned
t police headquarters this morning con
,rning the alleged theft of many cement b..
ags from Joseph Sangunettis stoneshed -
! Burnham's meadow. 1t is claimed by y
ne police that the boys relieved Mr.. ~
anguinetti of bags enough to make a -,
BOD sized pile. The alleged theft was ~
by workmen who are engaged rs
making alterations to the stonesheds q,
fterward the police learned that a guam q,
ty OF bags had been purchased by junk ~ y,
en- about town. ~
City court gave Battista Piccinelli a r,
can bill when he was arraigned on an
toxication charge this morning After Ri
eading not guilty Wednesday, Piccinel- Ra
asked for a court hearing and appeared OF
fore Magistrate II. w. Scott to-day Or
ithout an attorney. The officer who Da
ade the arrest and special officer on So,
Ity when Piccnelli was taken in Gus FVi
dy testified that they thought the re Ra
ondent was intoxicated. Piccinelli, Ka
stifying in his own behalf, said he par
ok of Italian bitters known as fernette
ID nothing else. After hearing the evil
nee Judge Scott discharged the respond
t.
Dr. and Mrs. A. F. Perkins of Fitch SIN
re-, Mass, have been visiting the for ing
er's cousin, Walter Perkins of Elm at
rect, and at other places in this vicin lot
: while taking l,0o0-mile automobile am
IT through New England. They have me
vered about one -half of their itinerary,
wing come northward on the Mohawk arr
Ill in Massachusetts, to Bennington, inc
ence to Rutland, across the lake at bee
rt Ticonderoga, again northward to stu
azy, n. Y, and eastward onto the IN
ands in Lake Champlain and to Barre ia J
the remainder of their trip thew will VII