The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-05
TALK OF THE TOWN


II Park Theatre is not closed, contrary I
H stories. Shows as usual.--adv.
H A daughter was born to-day TO Nj
and Mrs. John Walker of IL Centra
street.
A daughter was born Tuesday TO MI
and Mrs. c. Z. Blakley of Is Noun
street.
A son was born Sunday, July !, to MI
and Mrs. George Maniatty of Prospec
street.
A son was born Thursday, June 2s, &
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Mackenzie of Beck
ley court.
A son was born July at the Cit!
hospital to Mr.. and Mrs. James Simond
of 81 Branch street.
A son was born July 3 at the Cit,
hospital to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur La
crosse of West street.
Odd Ladies wishing 20 go to Granite
vile Friday evening please meet at th'
waiting room at 6:45 sharp. Per order
secretary.
Among the visitors from Hardwick
who have been passing few days in
town are Madeline Grant, Charles Jones
and Robert Baxter.
Mrs. A, +. McGue and Mrs. r. NJ. Le-
Velle returned yesterday from New Ha.
ven, Conn, where they have been visiting
the past two weeks,
| j. l.. Maun and G. w. Groom of st.
Adams, representing the Central Yer
mont railroad, were among the business
visitors in the city Tuesday.
Now is your chance to get good small
Chickering square piano for $2S. Piano
in good repair. Come in and hear it..
Bailey's Music Rooms, IA Elm street,
Barre.
Floyd Pombrio arrived this morning
from Springfield, Mass, where he is en-
ployed during the summer, to spend a
few days at his home on Seminary
street.
A considerable proportion of granite
manufacturing plants Is: Barre which
closed down for the holiday Tuesday
night will not be doing business until
Monday, recess which permits the
granite workers to enjoy an extended
holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Swasey have re-
turned to Waterbury after weeks Wis
it with friends and relatives here. The
Athena club gave Mrs Swasey a surprise
Saturday evening at Mrs. George Bonds.
Refreshments of ice cream and cake
were served
w. L. Carrick, retail monument deal |
err, who has been staying at Hotel Barre |
while passing several days in the Barre |
granite district on business, returned this |
to his home in Whitensville, |
Mass. While here he contracted for sew
eral large memorials in Barre granite.
Don't forget the musical tonight in
the Methodist Episcopal church, consist
ing OF a delightful program by a quintet
Of talented musicians from Boston, Prov
dence, r. l., and Hartford, Conn. Brig
adler Andrews of Hartford will preside
and give short address. Everybody
Welcome.
The popularity" contest in connection
with the World Of Pleasure carnival will
continue until Friday night as adyer-
Used. Ballot boxes will be placed one in
. A. G. club rooms and one outside, in
ront of Palace garage. Prizes will be
lwarded Friday night at Italian Ath-
etic club rooms.
Only two respondents were arrested in
he holiday recess, their cases being dis
'osed of by Judge H. W. Scott on the
morning OF the Fourth. Lyle B. Cruick |
hank of Woodbury., listed as an habit
al. was picked up near the carnival |
rounds Tuesday night. When arraigned [
efore the magistrate he entered a plea :
{ guilty, disclosed on a Boston whole I
ale concern while answering ques- q
ions asked by Grand Juror William '
Vishart, and was then sentenced to serve c
0 days in the county jail in addition
D paying fine of Sl5 and costs. John /
aylor of Graniteville, who was arrested [
n the night before the Fourth, seknowl- a
lged second offense and paid the SIS {
ne and costs assessed by the judge. n
Hotel Barre was a mecca for many h
rotor travellers and others during the 5
oliday recess. Among those who regis C
red were: Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Williams, h
IT. and Mrs. James B. Barrett, Mrs. G
Gorge H. Barrett. Mrs. A. p. Leather
BOD, Misses Florence and Alice Leather 81
,od. Miss Molly Walling and Ernest P. $
of Providence, r. l., Mr.. a,
I'd Mrs. c. f. Peck, Miss Katie D. Peck, a.
'arren L. Peck of st. Johnsbury, F. A. fl
iillips and +. A. Chase OF Mortified, q
r. and Mrs. F. +. Hyde and Mr.. and G
RS. r. F. Reames of New York, Mr.. and
RS. s. Z. Newcomb Of Burlington, Mr.. sc
ID Mrs. F. " Wynes of Arlington, al
ass, Mr.. and Mrs George C. Potter of OF
well. Mass. G. II. Wilder of Burling bi
n. Miss c. Robinson of Boston. c. s. fr
,ung of Los Angeles, Cal, NJ. ]. Reed al
st. Adams, c. NJ. Flanders of McIndoe
Ills, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Collins of Greton, NJ. p ce
lie of Saginaw, Mich, Mr.. and Mrs. ad
thur Williams, jr., and chauffeur of oh
ookline. Mass. w L. Carrick of Whit ag
sville, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Hick- In
of Burlington, Miss Hickok. Miss on
lines and Miss II. Stebbins of East re
ange, n. J., NJ G.. Garfield of Edmon- to
4, T. J. Corliss of Burlington. A. B. sh
omas of Hardwick, j. L. French of an
nth Amboy, n. J.. c. A. Carpenter, to
T. Cross and NJ w Cross of North.