The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-01
TALKOFTHE TOWN

We serve Coon's ice cream, vanilla
strawberry, caramel Barre Drug Co.
Frank Craddock is moving his house
hold goods into the house on Highland
avenue recently vacated by Arthur Til
den.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fraser left last
night for Burlington, where the former
is to participate in the state golf tourna
ment
Miss Clara Williams of Rutland, whC
is making visit of few weeks in
Montpelier, called on friends in Barre
yesterday.
Rev. and Mrs. B. @. Lipsky and son
returned yesterday to their home on
French street after passing month
with relatives in Boston.
r. Howard Towne, manager Of Rex.
ford park at Rexford, n. Y, is spending
few days in Barre and Plainfeld on
business. Mr.. Towne's health is improv-
ing.
Miss Mary r. Rizzi of Comolli street,
who has been passs..g vacation in Dan
vile, has returned to the city and re-
sumed her duties in the Granite Savings
bank,
Miss Mary Donnetti deputy clerk at
the Office of the city court, is passing a
few days in Montpelier, where she is do
ing clerical work in the office of proba-
ton and charities.
Mr. and Mrs George w. Lander and
daughter, Doris, of South Main street.
left yesterday for Lebanon, n. H., where
they will visit for a few days with
friends, before making an extended trip
through the White mountains.
Judge S. C. Wilson of Chelsea passed
through the city yesterday while on his
way to the capital. where he conferred
with a number of attorneys and during
the day signed the restraining order
served on Barre's board of health.
George Thompson, who has been en-
ploycd in the Barre granite belt for sew
eral years, expects tic leave the city this
evening for Montreal, P. O., going thence
to the Canadian Northwest on an ex-
tended observation trip. Should the eli.
mate and other conditions in the North
west appeal to Mr.. Thompson, he expects
TO take up an area of government land
Pleas of guilty were entered by the
principals in North Seminary street
row in city court yesterday afternoon
when Luigi Garihaldi and Mrs. Teresa
Malnati retracted former pleas of not
guilty and acknowledged breach of the
peace offense The respondents appeared
in court without counsel and the state
was represented by Grand Juror William
Wishart to whom complaints against the
pair were made. A fine of s. and costs
Of sos was imposed on Garibald and
Mrs Malnati paid a SIS fine and costs ag-
gregating 1856.
Mrs. j. NJ Ward Of South Barre has
given substantial evidence of her graft
tude for the efficient work of the Barre
firemen early Monday morning by plac-
ing in the hands of Chief C. B. Gladding
sizeable sum of money. Mrs. Wards
house adjoins the premises of j. f. Spen-
Ger, whose dwelling and barn were de-
stroyed by fire and it was only by the
exertion of much effort that her prop
erty was saved. Chief Gladding and his
men are considering several good uses for
the money II has been suggested that
the fund be contributed to the c com
pany fund or added to the treasury of
the running team
Nearly two weeks have elapsed since
case of poliomyelitis has developed in
Barre and with only three cases recorded,
the situation remained unchanged to-
day. The three children who contracted
the disease some time ago are making
progress toward recovery and the author
tiles see much to encourage their belief
that the prompt and for the most part
we'll supported quarantine will have the
effect of preventing an epidemic. The
Farwell street ease, which has been I'M
der observation for the past few days,
has developed no more unfavorable symp- |
toms and while final diagnosis has not !
been made by DIR. Taylor as yet, there
are indications that the case may not be
poliomyelitis after all.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning were
the following people: Mrs. Holmes and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Fl. Hanson
and chauffeur of Rochester, n. Y, George |
f.. DeLand and + S. Miller of Worces-
ter, Mass, r. c. Wright and d. c. Wright
of Cleveland. O., G. II. Wilder of Bur
lington, Mr. and Mrs s. w. Wales, jr,
of Cleveland, o., f, A. Woodward of
Portland, Me-, ]. A. Hunter of st. Johns
bury, A. T. Rogers of Newport, G. Fl.
Cross Of Mortified, Miss Clara Williams
of Rutland, l. Greenfield of st. Adams,
A. L. Myers of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Hunt of Boston. NJ. j. Loring of New
port, w. r. Lawrence and H. A. Niles of
Boston, L. Moore of Cohoes, n. Y, A. A.
Hawkins of New York, B. +. Cram of
Boston.
For the theft of sum of money from
his employer, Harold Antoinetti, l6-
year-old Calais lad. was sentenced in
Magistrate II. w. SCOTS court Thurs
day afternoon to serve the remainder of
his minority in the state industrial
school at vereennes AntSinetti was ar
rested by Deputy Sheriff Henry lawson
yesterday forenoon ON a complaint made
to. States Atty. Earle r. Davis. When
arraigned before the magistrate, charge
of petit larceny was preferred, to which
the respondent entered a plea of guilty.
II was represented by the authorities
that Anfoinetti imposed upon the conf