The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-20
TALK OFTHET TOWN

Anthony M iofnnsi anu bosepn "
Nelson were business visitors in Swanto
to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Herliky of Mort
b Montpelier are spending few days ii
town with friends.
II. j. Wilson returned last night from
Burlington, where he spent the weel
end with friends.
William Wright went to Roxbury thi
morning to pass the remainder of tbs
week with friends.
Miss Isabelle Reid and Gladys Dale re
turned last night from a visit of a few
days in Burlington.
Miss Cecilia o'Herin has commenced
] her duties in the Office of the Presbrey.
Coykendall granite shed on Wiley street
William Mcdonald of IA South Main
street returned last evening from North
field, where he spent the week end with
friends.
Mrs. George Tilden of South Main
street left this morning for Claremont,
n H., where she will visit for a week
with friends.
Mrs. Emily Waters of SO Perry street
has returned to the city, after passing
two weeks in Grand Isle, where she was
the guest of Miss Lena Tucker.
Miss Emma Whitney resumed her du-
ties in the A. P. Abbott store this morn
ing, after spending two weeks vaca-
ton at her home in WiIliamstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Cave, jr., and
daughters of Wellington street have re-
turned home from Old Orchard, Me,
where they spent the past three weeks at
the beach.
Miss Pearl wilkins of Keith avenue is
employed in the Office of the water de-
| partment during the absence of Miss An
ME Robertson, who is passing vacation
at Groton pond.
Loren Webster, who has been spending
the past two weeks at the home OF his
mother, Mrs. +. H, Whitney of Williams
town, returned this morning to his home
in Delinson, n Y.
Andrew Lutz of Newton street left |
the city Saturday afternoon for Rouses
Point, N. T., there to join Mrs. Lutz,
who has been making an extended stay |
in northern New York
Miss Freda Hooker Of Park street re.
turned yesterday from Greensboro, where
she has been camping during the past
two weeks. She resumed her duties in
the A. P. Abbott store this morning.
Attorney and Mrs. John w. Gordon of
Richardson street left this morning for
Burlington, where they win visit their
quarters company. which is stationed at
Fort Ethan Allen.
Miss Alice Sullivan Of Averil street
returned Saturday from Old Orchard,
Me-, where she has been visiting for the
past two weeks She resumed her duties
in the Boutwell,, Milne a varnum office ;
on North Main street this morning
H. w. Varnum of North street, who \
went to Philadelphia with S. H. Jackson
last week, has returned to the city. j
Messrs. Narnum and jackson were pres !
snt at the banquet given by local manu-. ]
iacturers and quarters in honor of the
National Retail Dealers association. II
Fort Ethan Allen was again the des. :
,ination of many motorists yesterday as
we'll as of many other travellers, who
ook advantage Of what may prove to be :
he last opportunity to visit their rela =
ives and friends who are serving under
he colors, as the Vermont boys expect
o be moved in few DAYS at the least. i
Charles S. Runyon, q Groton printer, ii
Who acknowledged an intoxication of
ense when arraigned before Magistrate $,
I W. Scott in city court this forenoon, IL
hose the alternative Jail sentence of 10 j,
avs in lieu of paying the minimum fine vi
nd costs. Oscar Haino, charged with a W
ubsequent offense, pleaded guilty and II
ranged to pay a fine of SIS and costs. fe
Joseph Mangone of Burlington, for. sc
lerly of the orchestra at the Park the er
tire, has enlisted in the Vermont regi-
rent, and Barre people who visited II
lends at Fort Ethan Allen yesterday y. ~
adj the pleasure of hearing him in the Nh
,gimental band. Private Mangone went =,
ON Barre to Burlington to accept a po- ~
ton in the orchestra at the Strong the
re and enlisted few weeks ago. =,
George S. DeMerrell, who accompanied
party of Barre granite manufacturers tn
Id quarters to Philadelphia 10 days ha
70, returned to the city Saturday night by
I'd left yesterday for Fort Ethan Allen, sa
rejoin his companions in c company
the LIST Vermont regiment. Private So
aMerrell expects to obtain an honorable liza
scharge from the company, as he is one tn
the young men who have been accept la.
for the second Plattsburg camp. to
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Thomas Of Zanes- sld
lie, o., who have been attending the
nual convention OF the National Re. ar
il Monument Dealers association in lie
liladelphia, are passing several days in -
e city as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs