The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-07

H friends in the city for several days, RI
H turned to his home in Lanesboro Satui
day night.
! Mrs. Caterina Fumagalli Of Grant,
street was taken to the City hospita
H yesterday and underwent an operatio
this morning.
Allan S. Stowell returned to his HON
in Brattleboro last night, after visitin
friends in Barre and East Montpelier TO
the past ten days
{ Mr.. and Mrs William Parker returne
to their home in Littleton, N. H., yester
day, after spending several days in tn
r city visiting friends,
Mrs. Jessie Bowen of Bethel arrived Il
; the city last evening, having been sum
! moned here by the accidental death
her father, Herbert Abbey.
Mrs. G. w. Taylor and daughter, Lii
liam, Of Worcester are visiting at thu
home of Mrs. Taylor's mother, Mrs. J
r. Wilson, for a few days.
Special for August, five.plv rubber
garden hose, couch and swing hammocks
refrigerators porch rockers, wash wiring
ers. Sadlier's Keith avenue.
y. c. Sheldon of st. Adams arrived in
the city Saturday and will visit at the
home of his mother, Mrs. c. w. Donohue
on North Main street for few days.
R. Frank Sanders of North Main street
left last night for Lake Bomoseen, where
he will be encamped for two weeks with
his brother, Quincy Sanders of Rutland
New guns will be used for the shooting
competition; lst prize, SIS gold piece; I'd
prize, $3.50 gold piece. Donated by the
Spanish American war veterans at the
! Clan Gordon picnic, Aug. IL.
Mrs. Fred Beckley and two daughters,
Flora and Msrjory, left Saturday to join
Mr.. Beckley in Detroit, Mich. They ex-
| pect to pass month there. They will
visit in Atlantic City on the way home.
Mrs. J. Ward Carver, Miss Georgia
Towers and Mrs. T. Z. Towers left to-
day for Richmond, whence they are to
proceed to Hinesburg, there to be en-
camped for few weeks at Iroquois lake
Those wishing to pay their bills to the
Drown Motor Car Co. will find their
books at the, Oldsmobile office on Pros
pect street, where they were recently
moved from the Drown garage on Jeffer-
son street.
Miss Christina Smollett, who is taking
a two weeks vacation from her work at
the +. w. Woolworth Co. fve-and-ten-
cent store, returned from Bethel Satur-
day night, after visiting at the home
of Miss Mary Kelliher for the past week
Miss Abbie Alvord commences two
weeks vacation from her duties at the
Homer Fits Co. store and started this
morning for Mortified, where she will
visit relatives through a part of her va
cation, after which she will go to New
port, N. n.
Under the auspices Of the woman's
guild of the Church of the Good Shep-
herd, lawn party and social will be held
at the home of Mrs. Alex Duncan, l3
East street, Tuesday evening, Aug. s, be- |
ginning at o'clock. Your patronage is
Mrs. Abbie Humphrey, who has been |
visiting at the home of Mrs. Sue Hodge |
in North Hadley. ?. O.. for several days,
passed through the city yesterday while
en- route to her home in Concord, n H.
She was accompanied as far as Barre by
Mrs. Hodge, who will visit friends in the
'ity for few days.
Glenn w. Merrill returned to Boston
asst night after visiting at the home of
lis mother, Mrs C. F. Smith, on the
Montpelier road for the past two weeks.
Mr.. Merrill holds a responsible position
With the J. L. Gleason company, cleo
rical contractors of Boston, having been
onnected with that concern for the past
NO years.
f. A. Slayton of South Main street !
vent this morning to Randolph, where {
he Slsyton string of horses was shipped
saturday in anticipation of the race meet {
o-morrow. Mr.. Slayton plans to start !
iajor Deem, the Rambler, Onward Wilkes ]
nd Brother Hal. All four speeders have {
'een in close training this summer and s
ave developed surprisingly. There is a
romise of the biggest and best race meet {
yer held in Randolph. Already 80 horses !
re on hand to start in the three classes. {
ome good racing is assured B. A. Man {
hester will be the starter. After the J
randolph meet Mr.. Slayton's string will !
c put in fettle for the fair circuit. q
Claiming he had been relieved of a $500
oil, John Mclean, an elderly man from
abot, asked for leniency when arraigned
efore Magistrate H. w. Scott in city
ourt this morning on an intoxication
barge. He went to jail instead ot pay c
lg the fine and costs imposed for a sub J
squent offense. Samuel F. Smith of
lawrence, Mass, acknowledging first Il
fense, went to jail for 10 days. David
nderson of Montpelier admitted a first -
fense and paid the minimum fine and t,
,sts. William B. Martin. listed as an 4
> hstnal 1r,r-l-,.l L. Frso,,1 ~. \ q
le SIS and costs assessed him. Richard
: Boyea pleaded guilty to second Of v
nse and paid SIS and costs. While pro- n
edings in court were under way, Chris
anderson, an old-timer. was locked up p
! an intoxication charge
GRANITEvILLE. "