The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Special for Sunday at Cafe Shepard
II lobster salad will be served from l2::
II to S;30.-adv.
II John Howell left this morning +,
II randolph, where he will pass the wee
II end with friends.
II Mario SASH left this morning for Of
Orchard, Me-, where he is to be employe
H during the summer.
II Miss Frances Nelson left yesterday fe
II old Orchard, Me-, where she will be en-
H pioyed during the summer.
H William Cass of Richford returned
ms home yesterday, after passing fe,
days in the city on business.
Mrs. Z. l.. Newton, who had bee
spending several months in the city, re
turned to-day to her home in Randolph
Miss Effie LaMorder returned yester
day to her home in Waitstield, after pass
ing several days with friends in tn
city.
MIR. and Mrs. G. s. Andrews and daugh
tiers, Marjorie and Mary, left yesterday
Tor Malone, N. Y, where they will visi
for few days.
Chewing and smoking tobacco, fou
plugs for 35c, instead of 25c, as wa,
noted yesterday in cleanup sale adv. OF
Said Corey, $3.50 Prospect street.
Miss Margaret Shay, who has been at
tending Middlebury college, called on
friends in the city yesterday while on
her way home to Chelsea for the sum.
mer.
Opening dance at Camp Comfort, Cur.
tbs lake, Calais, July 3rd full bill 81 $50
Dancing Wednesday, July 4th from 2 p.
m. TIL P, M, SOC couple. Refreshments
served.-Adv.
John W. Gordon has received post
card from his son, John A, Gordon, a
member of the American ambulance
corps, telling of the safe arrival Of the
corps at Bordeaux, France, and speaking
also OF soldiers everywhere" The young
men expected to leave at once for Paris
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon J. Carroll have re.
turned home from Essex junction, where
they attended the funeral OF the latter's
father, Louis White. During their alb
sence they visited relatives who are en-
listed in the lst Vermont National
Guard at Fort Ethan Allen.
DR.. and Mrs. Burns S. Eastman of
Muskegon, Mich, who are touring Yer
mont in an automobile, stopped in the
city yesterday to call on friends. The
former, who is graduate of Goddard
seminary, has enlisted in the medical
reserve corps and expects to be assigned
to duty in the near future.
All organizations in Barre are to be
n frfh ns tn he
welfare worker in Barre and, in further
ance of this plan, all officers of unions,
clubs, fraternal orders, churches and 9TH
er social organizations are invited to at
tend meeting to consider the matter in |
Aldrich library memorial hall Monday |
evening at 7;45.
A crew Of linemen working under the
supervision of Supt G. F. Milar of the
NJ. & B. L. & P. Co, 10 engaged in con.
siderable wiring project at the Berlin
street baseball park, where carnival
IS to be held next week under the aus
pieces of the Italian A. c. The lighting
company is under contract to install
system which shall light the grounds
with myriad of incsndeseent lamps and
t is expected that the installations will
rave been completed before Monday
light.
The match game between the Barre
iolf club and the Meadow Brook club,
which was to be played to-day on the
Meadow Brook course, has been called
III ON account of the grass being too
ong A start has been made to cut il,
tut owing to the heavy rain all day yes
erday, it could not be finished in time
o play the match The game will be
'layed in the near future. All members
# the Barre club are asked to be on
and at their own club house by ! 80
'clock, as the committee is to arrange
match game between two picked teams
MI wishing to enter, please turn out.
iembers only.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
'arre last night and this morning were
he following people: Mr.. and Mrs.
'ailey, Mr.. Wilson, H. f. Rolfe of st. 9
ohnsbury, W. Cass Of Richford, Charles
!. Murphy of Plattsburg, DR.. L. r. Hill,
Hill, F. LaMora of Concord, n. H., r. a
. Fuller and family OF Boston, w. A. I
rost of Springfield. Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. ?
toward of White River Junction, Mrs.
hammond of Washington, DIR. and Mrs. ;,
. X. Eastman of Muskegon. Mich, G.. w. =
ouir of Montreal, z. O., J. H. Spencer r
kirksville, Mo, l.. c. Lowell of Bel :
Tvs Falls, Arthur Chickering of West n
oreland, n. H., L. +. Donahue of Graf h
IN, w. c. Miner of Winchester, n. H., n
srg. r. Z. Shaw of Burlington, II. p !,
rindle and w. II. Barnes of Burlington n
Lowell, Mass, police are holding Err
st Brothers for the local police depart. n
ent, although it developed yesterday =
at he is under arrest in the Massachu-
it's city for an alleged offense similar :,
the one which the Barre authorities Z
aim he committed in this city last fall. a;
hen the local department asked the u
well police to detain Brothers, it was :,
armed that he was also wanted by them :.
ID upon his arrest he was held on. the !,
assachusetts charge first. Yesterday !,
was given a preliminary hearing, &C. r
riding to a message received by Chief
nclair this morning, and being unable m
furnish bail of S4O0 for his appearance 10
hearing July 8, he was remanded to pl
H. The Barre police allege that Broth 10
J is guilty of the larceny of lead, paint 81
d. ladders. in
Efforts to ascertain information that ~
u shed light on the discovery of
z OF bones in the bushes by the river =.
ar the Harrison Granite Co.'S plant -
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