The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-29
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY., July .. l9lo.
The Weather
Sunday fair and warmer.
TALK OF TIE TOWN

III Speclal attentions prompt SERVICE ~
II all local work Phone 606.W, Kenyon
II auto bus.
II Luke Gallagher of Short street Is as
sisting as night clerk at Hotel Barre 10
a few days.
II John Beauliou left last night for Bos
H ton, where he is making visit of severa
H days with relatives.
Il Deputy Sheriff F.. c. Kent of Randolph
Il was among the business visitors in tn
city yesterday and to-day.
New shipment of those pretty waists
Better get one for this hot weather
Good variety, Mrs. W. +. Shepard.
i c. J. oben, a prominent Newport rea
estate dealer, and Mrs. 0ben have beer
passing few days at Hotel Barre.
Ralph Kent of Orange street went this
forenoon to Burlington, there 10 pass the
week end with friends at Queen City
park.
G. w. Groom and II. c. Bel OF st. AL
bans were in Barre yesterday and to-day
on business connected with the Central
Vermont railroad.
William Anderson OF b street left this
morning for Troy, n. y, where he ex-
poets TO be employed during the remain
der of the summer.
Angelo Marchetti left this morning for
Portland, Me-, where he is to pass a vaca
tion of several days from his duties in
the Diversi Fruit store.
Earl Smith of Highland avenue left to-
day for Highgate Springs, where he is to
remain in camp for few days as the
guest of Mrs. Belle Fleury.
Harold Cummings, who has been visit
ing at his home in Barre for a few days,
went to Windsor last night TO resume his
employment in machine shop.
Mrs. Walter Ladder and two children of
Monson, Mass. were visitors in the city
yesterday while on their way to East
Barre for vacation of a month.
Attend the open-air movies at Inter
city park Sunday evening and see
quality program, including "Bondwom-
an" a fiveact wonderfully, with Maude
Fealy; also Musty Suffer.-ady.
Frank C. Williams of Newport, state
examiner of savings banks was bus
mess visitor in the city yesterday and
to- day, making his headquarters at Hotel
Barre while transacting business in sew
eral Washington county savings banks.
Miss Mary Miro of North Seminary
street left the city this morning for
Manchester, n. H., where she is to make
brief visit with relatives before going
to Boston and Quincy, Mass, for a more
extended visit.
Benjamin Batehelder of South Main
street, who, with Mrs. Batchelder and |
little daughter, has been passing 10 days /
with relatives in Plainfield, returned to
Blrre yesterday. He will resume his du-
ties as driver Of combination No. at the
fire station Monday, after vacation OF
two weeks.
Mrs. /. II. Hayden and son, Irving
Hayden, of Shelburna Falls, Mass, ar
rived in the city last evening TO Join Mr.. /
Hayden, who has been employed for sew
eral weeks in the repair department at
the Tilden Shoe company's store. The
family has leased tenement al IA High
land avenue.
George Rabtor of Waterbury pleaded
guilty to a first offense when arraigned !
before Magistrate H. W. Scott in eity
court this morning and was held to pay a
IS fine and costs for intoxication. In lieu
Of paying the fine Rabtor thought he
would go to jail for the alternative SEN {
5ence of 10 days He was the only re-
'pondent to appear as result of over in
lulgence on circus day.
The Chautauqua which is to be held on
GODDARD campus Aug. 2, 3, 4, and has
,een made possible by several people 9
ignng a guarantee with the company I
laving these entertainments in charge,
ssuring its financial success. You will !
,e pleased with each and every entertain
nent. Procure your season tickets at Il
nee and help worthy cause. Only the
ale of season tickets will help the local q
eople in the guarantee. Il
Twelve healthy girl campers in charge .
f camp director Frank G. Bryant, !.
ropped off the train from the north Fri U
ay afternoon and spent the remainder of o
he day in sightseeing around town, with d.
trip to the circus for night cap. The II
ampers were from Camp Quinibeck at n
AXE Morey and were returning from a
IKE VI ssNtIdl lays W Suihtl = hump al
nd through Smuggler's Notch near fc
[ount Mansfield. All we're brown as ber- A.
es and plainly the better for their siren ST
Gus expedition. While in Barre they b,
ere registered at Hotel Barre, leaving n
arly to-day in automobiles for Lake Il
[orey. ,o1
Among the guests arriving at Hotel W
ARE yesterday and to-day were the ia
blowing people; Mr.. and Mrs. ". w. pi
Talcott Chittenden and al
lauffeur of Burlington, Ia. MIR. and Mrs. u
S. Whiting and Mr.. and Mrs. W. Soule nj
Boston, Ex-Governor A. NJ. Fletcher, ST.
r. and Mrs. T. A. Fletcher and Clifford ru
reen of Proctorsville Mr.. and Mrs Cor
IN Hall of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. P. F.
orse, Mr.. and Mrs. L, S. Bingham and
tanhope Brigham of Randolph, G. B. on
ittlefeld of St. Johnsbury, Frank F. I'D
ryant and IL girls from Camp Quini- "T
'ck. Fairlee; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Forrest do
st. Johnsbury, Miss Frances brennan q
st. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Oben of
export, f. w. Kent of Randolph, G. D.
mpson of Hyde Park, NJ. r. Mcmahon
Stowe, Mrs. Charles Woodland of To-
ks, Kan. Frank C. Williams of New -,
TT, Mrs. Ella Burt r. N, of Enosburg ~
Ills; II. G. Wilson, Cook & Wilson Oe
ow: Homer DenniSon OF New Haven =