The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-11
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, AUGUST II, 1917.
The Weather
Fair and warmer Sunday.
TALK OFTHE TOXIN


Coon's ice cream, vanilla, strawberry
maple walnut, Barre Drug Co.
Miss Leona Calef of Washington visit
ed with friends in town yesterday.
Max G. Fisher Of Averill street is pass
ing several days in New York on bust
ness.
Everett Wood left yesterday for West
Point, n. Y, where he will visit friends
for a week.
Mrs. Asa Tyrrell of Hill street left
last night for Boston, where she is visit
ing relatives for few weeks.
Mrs. +. H. Craddock, son, James, and
Mrs. +. G. Minard of Highland avenue
were in Burlington yesterday.
Mrs. James G. Davidson of Plainfeld
and Miss Anna Davidson of Montpelier
visited friends in town yesterday.
NJ. Sowles of Roxbury, a deputy in
spector of weights and measures, was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Lowell Drown and Carl ordway have
gone to Westmore to pass few days
with friends in camp at Lake Willough-
by.
DR.. A. c. Foster of Averill street left
this morning for Ocean Park, Me-, where
he will spend a week visiting with
| friends.
Mrs. Ida Martinson and daughter, Hill
da, of Perrin street left this morning for
New York, where they will spend week
with friends.
Mrs. Alexander Fowlie, jr., of Glen
wood avenue left this morning for New
port, where she is passing few days
with friends.
Wendell Drown of Walnut street left
yesterday for Hanover, N. H., where
he is spending several days as the guest
of Rex Brown.
Miss Bernice Prindle and Harold Aus
tin of Providence are visiting in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth M. Mich
Olson of Elm street.
William Blanchard and John Balm
bridge returned last night from Burling |
ton, where they have been spending |
few days with friends.
Earl Smith of Highland avenue went |
to Fort Ethan Allen to-day to pass the
NCth CAQ WIN IVY tAliSASa Ah
the LIST Vermont regiment.
Miss Joanna R. Parks, who has been
passing some time in Middlebury, ar
rived in the city last evening for visit
in the home of her father, George Parks
of North Main street.
Among the business visitors from
Plainfield in town yesterday were Her
bert Lane, Mrs. Alberta Martin, Mr. and
Mrs. Will Colburn, Mrs. Nat. Page and
Theron Perry and son, Ralph.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Buker of st. AL
bans arrived in the city last evening for
a visit of few days with friends. MFR.
Buker was formerly employed by the
Central Vermont railroad in Barre.
Miss Edith Adams returned this morn
ing to her home in Boston after having
spent the past week at the home of Miss
Mona Mortimer, who is having yaca-
ton from her duties in Claremont, N. IT.
Among the business visitors in town
North Montpelier, Mrs. Ernest Batten of !.
Waits River, Mrs f. W. Colburn of
plainfield and Mrs C.. r. Dutton of Will !:
Jamestown.
Miss Margaret Chalmers, bookkeeper !
or F. H. Rogers & Co., completed her
luties to-day and has gone to Hartford,
Jonn., where she is to be employed in
imilar capacity by the Travellers In :
urance Co.
Miss Mabel A. Collins, who has been
listing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ="
\. E. Campbell of North Main street dur.
ng the past few weeks, left yesterday :,
or Waterbury, where she will visit =
riends for few days before returning y
o her home in Centerville. =,
Jarvis c. Harris of South Main street :
eft the city this morning for Lowell, =
lass, where he will visit his son for a =
-eek before going to Boston to attend :
he national G. A. r. encampment as one
t the representatives of K. B. Crandall y
ost. Among other veterans who expect Il,
D attend the encampment is John w. -
.verill.
Attaches at the city clerks office were :, e
nable to ascertain to-day just how ~
ueh of Barre's 1917 tax budget mad
cen collected last night when the time "
init for payment without additional =:
,sts expired The rush yesterday ex- :,
eded that of any day in the past week r
nd by the time the Office closed at S
clock goodly proportion of the mon
: was in hand. To-day's mails brought
x checks from many absentees, and -,
e exact sum collected without the aid ~
the constable will not be known until ~,
onday. '
Two men who barricaded a small room -
aiding from the lobby of the Central
srmont station yesterday and held out
ainst the police for a time IN the
in hope that rescue party might
rive ere their citadel fell, were ar
igned before Magistrate H. w. Scott =
city court this morning on intoxiea-
N charges. Joseph Cabanaugh, who
id he was a quarryman, expected TO
Y fine of s. and costs, and his COM
Mon, Archie d. Hidden of Plattsburc,
Y, also planned to pay similar as
isment. A jug of wine, three bottles of
Pr and bottle Of whiskey which fell =
tn the fort were ordered destroyed.