The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-05
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| hlIss NhIIolls
f. A. Mccarthy of Averill street ha
returned home after passing severa
weeks in Franconia, n II.
II Miss Elizabeth LaFlamme of Prospec
street has returned To the city afte
passing the summer at Bethlehem, n II
To Rent Sept, Tenement on Camp
street, modern improvements, Apply t.
Mrs. Fritz Jackson, or Morse 4 jackson
Office.
| Mrs. Harry Colby of Washington street
was removed TO the Heaton hospital In
Montpelier recently to undergo treat
ment.
Miss Eunce Eager of Fairyiew street
returned to the city last evening after
passing a part of the summer in Bethle-
hem, N. II.
| Mr.. and Mrs George l.. Cate of Calais
| visited in the home of the latter's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Bates of Orange
street, yesterday.
Mrs. G. H. Douglass and daughter of
fremont street and Mrs. Charles Cole
have returned from an extended stay in
camp at Groton pond.
Sabn Miles, who has been the guest of
his brother, Arthur c. Miles of South
Main street, for few days, has returned
to his home in Boston.
Miss Mamie Nelson, who is attending
a training school for nurses in Philadel-
phia, Pa, is visiting at the home of her
brother, Carl Nelson of Wellington
street.
DR.. Il. G. Sprague of Merchant street
returned to the city yesterday after
spending some time in Philadelphia,
where he pursued a special course in
hospital.
George II. Edwards Of Circle street has
returned from South Strafford, where he
has been employed for several weeks on
construction work for the Vermont Cop
per company
James Sibert, driver assigned to the
hook and ladder truck at the fire station,
returned to Barre to-day and resumed
his duties, after passing several days at
his home in Worcester, Mass.
Allan Johnston of Blackwell street,
1917 graduate of Spaulding high school,
began work yesterday as a clerk in the
Granite Savings bank, succeeding James
Levie, jr., who is employed in the Barre
postoffice.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Barber, |
daughter, Miss Isabelle Barber, and son,
Charles Barber, ir., who have been in |
camp at Woodbury. pond during the sum
Iaf4 IA bas,. /
home in Newark, N j.
John D. Winslow, who has been pass
ing several weeks in the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Fl. Northrop of Merchant
street, has gone to Whitefeld, N. H., for
a brief sojourn before going to Ord. Neb.,
TO pass the winter with his son.
Mr.. and Mrs. John MCGOWAN of Web
stervile passed through the city this
morning while on their way to New Ha
ven, Conn, where the former, who for
some years has been employed in the
Wells Lamson quarry, has secured anoth-
er position.
r. c. Bacon of Brattleboro and w. A. n
Dutton of Hardwick of the public service
commission, who conducted hearing in
Barre yesterday, left last evening for st.
Johnsbury, where they were due for /
hearing to-day. They were accompanied
by the commission clerk, N. d. Clawson ,
of Brattleboro. a
Miss Isabella Macl1ie Of Beacon street, /
a recent graduate of the state normal
school in Castleton, left yesterday for st. |
Johnsbury, where she has secured po J
sition in the public schools. She was ae- I
by Miss Elizabeth LaFlamme,
an honor graduate in the teacher train. Fl
ing class at Spaulding high school last G
June, and Miss Mildred Miles of Granite '
vile, also a graduate of Castleton, who t
are to serve as teachers in st. Johns.
bury. v
Mrs. Elvira Granai, whose petition for 3
probation was denied by Magistrate H. B
W. Scott in city court yesterday, was re- A
handed to the county jail last evening,
here to await transfer to Rutland to be- fl
lin sentence of IL months in the house W
If correction. During the day the re- N
pondent intimated that she might pay W
inc of $780, but the money was not
and her commitment TO the OF
all was finally ordered. Mrs. Teresa di
iervssi, whose premises on Foster street n,
we're raided yesterday, furnished bail in cl
he sum of $500 yesterday afternoon and al
vas released. Her hearing is to be held al
'riday.
The wet weather of last week militat- fiji
d heavily against the operations of line g.,
1en working on a Kicker mountain ex ar
ension last week and when the crew re- tn
urned from Barre to Duxbury yesterday at
0 continue their work they faced long ph
tay in camp on the mountain sides.
he New England Telephone company is M
uilding an extension line from Cancels on
lump over Kicker mountain to Water clt
ury, the better to serve a considerable an
lumber of farmers who are not now in Fl
asy communication with the outside Fir
orld The service crew passed the week tn
nd and holiday at home and will remain be
camp much of the time from now on I.
ntil the line is completed.
A bort touring car owned and operated
y man who said his home was in
,uthern Vermont, turned turtle near
end in the highway not far from the