The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-15
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in the city on business.
Mrs, James Donald left last night foi
Boston, in which vicinity she is TO pass
few weeks with relatives.
G. II. Ball of Keith avenue left this
morning for Seneca Falls, N. Y, where
he has secured employment
Miss Jennie Holden of Cambridge
Mass, former resident of Barre, is
passing vacation with relatives in the
city
William +. Littlejohn, who took the
military training course at Plattsburg,
N. Y, is at his home on Orange street for
a time.
DR., and Mrs. C. II. Msgoon of North
Main street left yesterday on an automo.
bile trip to West Fairlee, expecting to be
absent several days.
Miss Margaret Kelley arrived to-day
from Milford, Mass, to spend few days
at the home of her sister, Mrs Harley
Kenerson of Averill street.
Earl Parker, who has been visiting at
the home of Mrs. Lizzie A. Head of
Washington street, returned this morn.
ing to Hartford, Conn, where he is EN-.
ployed
Charles Zanleoni, jr., of North Main
street went to Montpelier this morning
to begin work for the law firm of Their.
iault & Hunt Mr.. Zanleoni will have
charge of the collection department
At the Bolster plant on Granite street
plans are being made for an extension to
the storage room, which will be used as a
compressor shed. The building will have
lateral dimensions of IL and 32 feet.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Cate, who were
married in Barre week ago, returned to
the city yesterday after passing several
days in camp at Mailetts bay on Lake
Chsmplain. After visiting for few
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
L, Bates of Orange street they are to go
to North Calais to reside.
Miss Myra A. Bagley, formerly teach
er in the city schools, who has been
passing several days in the city as a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs r. C. Fisher of
Averill street, has returned to her home
in Rutland. Miss Bagley recently re-
signed her position as teacher of English |
and French in the Rutland high school.
S. HOLSTER Jackson of Wellington
street left to-day for Philadelphia, Pa, |
where he is to act as chairman of the |
afterdinner exercises at a banquet to be |
given in the Hotel Adelphia tomorrow
evening in honor of the National Retail |
Monument Dealers association. Mem
bers of the Barre quarters and manu-
facturers' associations will be the hosts
William H. Vanderbilt Of New York,
who recently enlisted in the United
States naval reserve fleet at Newport,
r. l., registered at Hotel Barre last night.
Young Vanderbilt is accompanied BY two
companions of the feet, A. p Quinn and
j, P. Flynn, who are on a trip through
New England while on brief leave. The
three sailors left by automobile for New
this morning.
Mayor E. c. Glysson and Mrs. Glysson
returned recently from Cady's Falls, near
Morrisville, where they visited their
daughter, Miss Ruth Glysson, and Miss
Swasey, the latter daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. D. Swasey of Waterbury Misses
Glysson and Swasey are engaged on a
large farm for few weeks while Miss
Terrill of the state university extension
is in charge of a large canning project.
During her temporary absence this week
her student helpers are supervising the
work of preserving vegetables and fruit.
Police headquarters got hurry call |
from Granite street yesterday afternoon l
when family row grew to such proper
lions that alleged women principals in q
Lhe alteration became frightened On a 9
complaint made to Grand Juror William ,
Wishart, Officer John w. Dineen went to j
Granite street and arrested Reggiera Bal =
,oni and Edward Cerasoli, charging them q
with breach of the peace offenses. To- :
lay in city court each respondent entered
/ plea of guilty and Magistrate II. W.
Scott imposed fines of S. and costs, I
which Cerasoli and Balconi arranged to
'ay.
+. M. Kempton has completed plans v
or the erection of grain elevator and V
forage at his mill on South Main street .
md work on the addition will be gotten .
lnder way as soon as the aldermanic fire n
committee has approved of the plans. $
Mr.. Kempton contemplates the erection O
II storage structure Is by 30 feet and G
2 feet high. It will grow out of the fiat &
oof of the main building and will have D
10 projections over the mill. For some @
ime the miller has been cramped for &
forage space and the addition, it is ex b
'ected, will enable him to provide stor :
ge facilities hitherto much needed but
Unavailable.
After having been detained in the Gus
ody of Sheriff F. H. Tracy following his
ppearance in negligee on Summer street
arly Saturday morning, Henry DeV.
uckhout, a real estate operator, left I
arly this morning for his home in White
lsins, n. Y. He was accompanied by
H. Davies of New York, a graduate !.
urse, who was directed by members of
IT. Buckhout's family TO come to Barre
nd investigate the case Although his .
,ndition has improved somewhat during
is detention, Buckhout's mental condi-
on remains serious and Mr.. Davies will :
the rest cure for the patient