The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-07

II Bathing caps at Russelrs; all prices.
II See Abbottis table of Acc children
II hats
II Auction sale Saturday at p. m.
Mitchell auto, five-seater, at City Auc
H tion Market.
II capt. ). A. Howard of Burlington called
\ at company recruiting headquarters IL
the Rowland block armory yesterday.
W. ID. Pelton and Nick Niebaum OF
Randolph were in town yesterday to at
tend the Mazzolini Bottinell wedding.
Mrs. Earl j. Rogers and Mr.. and Mrs
b. G. Rogers of Cabot were among the
shopping visitors in the city yesterday.
Mrs. N. w. Richmond and Mrs. S. L,
Shippey of Mortified were among the
shipping visitors in the city yesterday.
The Clover club will meet with Mrs.
e. I. Mower of Prospect street Friday
afternoon at $3.50. Quotations, "Our
Flag"
Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts of Rock
land, Me-, are visiting at the home of
their son, j. f. Roberts of North Main
street
The insurance Offices OF G.. II. Pape,
Paige & Campbell and J. W. Dillon will
be closed Thursday afternoons for the
month OF June, July, August and Sep
tember.-adv.
avenue, Mrs. Annie Andreoletti and Miss
Amelia Andreoletti left yesterday for
Burlington, where they will visit friends
for few days.
The children of Presbyterian Sunday
school are requested to meet at the
church for rehearsal after school Friday
instead OF Saturday afternoon. Parents
are asked to send children.
In city court to-day the case Of State
VS.. liquor, seized in a raid made by the
police Saturday night on the premises of
A. Mesa and wife, 80 South Main street,
was held open, although a hearing had
been set for this forenoon. Mesa and
his wife are under bonds OF $500 each in
connection with seizure OF beer and whis
key at their store.
After voting $1,000 for the purchase of
Liberty bonds, Clan Gordon, No. IL, O. s.
c., gave additional evidence of its pa
triotie and public spirit at the regular
meeting last night by appropriating
sum of money for the maintenance of |
the recently organized Barre pipe and |
drum band. Most of the band musicians |
are affiliated with the clan and it is the |
purpose of the clansmen to do their best |
to encourage the musicians.
Atty. Joseph Frattini. who has been
retained as counsel by Gaetano Rosso,
has asked the magistrate at-city court |
to set day for hearing in the case of
State vs.. Rosso, charged with a breach of
-he peace. His client was admitted to
bail of $500 after an arraignment Sat.
urday and then the case was held open.
Judge Scott conferred with Grand Juror
William Wishart to-day and date for
the hearing will be fixed at once. Ben
jamin Gasparello, the man whom Rosso
is alleged to have assaulted, is able to be
about his. business.
Juvenile burglars. whose amateurish
operations have led them rather far afield
in the past few nights, were detected by
the police to-day and asked to appear be-
fore the chief for an informal hearing.
One night recently the office window in
the plant of William Cole & Sons of
Blackwell street was forced and small
articles, including a set of caIipers, rulers +;
and pencils, were taken. On another
night someone entered an office owned by
the d. NJ Miles Coal Co. and scattered !
papers about the floor. The police set !
watch and discovered evidence that tend |
ed to incriminate two North Barre boys /
Of tender age. To-day they we're sharp 5
~ reprimanded and sent home, action be- a
ing deferred.
II L.. Ia L.. "a l
ng his brother in Graniteville and with 4
other relatives in this city, has returned
20 Hartford, Conn, where he is employed. /
Having done its work in Chittenden !.
county, the Standard Oil company's oil =
ne machine entered Washington county =
o-day and began to sprinkle a part of +
with oil. The machine is pro- {
,elled by motor and is said to distribute :,
he oil evenly over the surface of the :,
highway. The aldermanic street commit a
ee. which will have charge of oiling OPP ,
rations when the machine arrives in =
Barre, expects TO have everything in :
badness for the expected visit OF the /.
ler and its crew next week. Early in !;
he spring the city council contracted for T.
ii enough to cover $4,000 square yards I,
i highway. a
Among the guests arriving at Hotel b
sarre last night and this morning we've fiji
he following people: Mrs. II. c. Cameron q
{ st. Johnsbury, Nick Niebaum G. 0sha, eli
I. Tilson and w. II. Pelton of Randolph, bs
lr. and Mrs. B. G.. Rogers, Mrs. f. J. to
'ogers of Cabot, Mr.. and Mrs c. B. Hart Ia
Tell, Miss Suitor and Miss Seveny of ra
Mrs. j. w. Hosmer of Chi dc
ago, ILL.,. Mrs. n. w. Richmond and Mrs vi
L. Shippey of Mortified, w. r. Miles tn
( Mortified. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gilchrist st
Boston and Mr.. and Mrs. V. b. Smith he
Boston. Capt. S. A. Howard of Bur ar
ngton, Capt. J. F. Sullivan of Fort fla
than Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. f. /. Harris be
Barnstsble, Mass. George A. Ross and an
. J. Dragon of Plattsburg. n. Y. J. A. of
arker of McIndoes. Peter L. Murphy of pr
oston, c. c. Hamblett of Barton and
IT. and Mrs. j. J. Sachs of Albany, n. Y.
+. W. Bisbee, d. VI. Miles and +. \.
raley were among the Barre men who
tended the annual dinner Of the Lake
-ansfield club yesterday.
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