The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-04
TALK OFTHE TOWN
See Abbott's line Of suits.

We are not doing the Red Cross phar
macy amateur work. We do only thos
brought in to us. Shores Studio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludger DesJardins o
Lewiston, Me-, are passing two week
with relatives in Barre and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. W. Ward and Mis-
Ward and w. r. Erickson of Burling
ton were visitors in the city yesterday
| Miss Catherine Murray returned yes
terday to Windsor, where she is EN-
! ployed after having spent few days il
town with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patterson anC
daughter, Miss Bella Patterson, of Long
street have gone to Montreal, p. O., fol
visit of several days.
George Mcdonald has returned Il
Springfield, where he is employed, after
having spent the past few days at the
home of his parents on John street.
Misses Vivian Dodge and Bella Booth
of South Main street returned yesterday
from Burlington, where they have been
spending few days at Queen City park
Harold Morrison returned yesterday to
Claremont, n. H., where he is employed
by the Sullivan Machine company, after
having spent the past few days with
friends in town.
James Carson, who is employed in New
Haven, Conn, passed the week end and
holiday at his home on Ayers street. He
is to be reioined in New Haven next
week by his mother, Mrs. j. Carson, and
her daughters.
John Sector returned yesterday to
i Middletown, n. ", where he is employed
in the office of the Standard Oil company,
after having spent the past few days at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Sector of Division street.
| Leonard Lander returned yesterday to
MiddIetown, n Y, where he is employed
in the Office of the Standard Oil company,
after having spent the past lew days at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lander of South Main street.
Misses Lorraine Loranger and Marguer-
lite Roberts left yesterday for Albany,
n. Y, where they will enroll in Albany
Business college upon the opening of the
school. Miss Loranger was a member OF
the 1915 graduating class of Spaulding
high school, while Miss Roberts was
member of the 1917 graduating class
William Farquarson was arrested by
Chief Sinclair yesterday on complaint
made to States Attorney Earle R. Davis. |
charging him with non support. Far
quarson was arraigned before Magistrate |
II. w Scott in city court, but when he |
arranged TO pay his family a fixed sum /
every week, the taking of plea was de
ferred
-Four respondents, locked up Saturday
on intoxication charges. poured nearly
800 into the city court Golfers yesterday
when arraigned before Magistrate H. w.
Scott. The quartet consisted of James
W. Fuery, Andrew A. Gearin, Louis Pro-
vencher and William A. Williams, all of
Barre, each of whom was charged with
a subsequent oifense. Each man was
fined SIS and costs aggregating $3.50. |,
Yesterday was quiet day in police cir
cles, not an arrest being made for in
toxication.
Through the week end the police were
asked to furnish patrols for premises on
Granite and River streets where polio
myelts has developed. BotTi patients ,
are young children, one living at l4k
Granite street and the other as 100
River street Together with the ease
which developed week ago in the fam
ly of the Salvation Army Ensign on
Brooklyn street, the two more recent
ases make total of IA which have been y
accorded in Barre since the malady APP b
,eared in July.
Cancels Hump was the destination of 4
2 young men and young women of the I
Bible class who set out for a
he mountain in motor trucks Monday s
morning under the leadership of their h
astor, Rev. Edgar Grassland. The Me- 81
'arland and Norris trucks were used to
make the trip to Callahsa's at the base :,
f the mountain, and the second lap, the S
rduous climb up steppes, was under way 5,
hortly after 0 O'Clock Clear skies ia "
ored the mountain climbers once they v
cached the summit of the Hump and q
through pair of strong binoculars they n,
,ere able to discern the Barre granite -
uarries in one direction and the Cham :,
lain valley stretching away to the y
ORTIZ Forest rangers wko are abiding :,
n the slopes while the danger of noun =. =,
ain fires continue say that the wet y
Gather has kept the registration of y
lump climbers well down this year, the ~
,tal falling short of the acreage by
,me 200. The Barre party had an In u'
ian dinner on the summit and descend =
| in the later afternoon, arriving in
he city soon after dusk.
Accommodations at Hotel Barre were =
Ixed through the week end and holiday an
le arrivals including many motor par Be
es Among the registrations were: Mr. el
I'd Mrs James C. Gismond, Howard T.
osborne and John Auerbach and family 81 81
Leonis, n. J., Mr.. aid Mrs. G. w
can of Montreal, P. O., Mrs. William =,
Staples of Saranac Lake. \. v, and no
rs Audrey Bothomelly and chauffeur =,
Brooklyn. y. Y. r. H. Richards. Miss N,
yrtle Richards of Lowell. Mass. Mr. or,
ID Mrs. f. Z. Slade of Boston. Mr.. and w
r. William Miller Mae F. Miller Of
lston. Mr. and Mrs r W. Haywood of ~.
aterbury, Conn. Omer P. Theriault Of e.
lem, Mass, Mr. and Mrs. +. H Cas- -,
ston Of Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. II. =.