The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-17
TALK OFTHE TOWN

Marcella undergarments, correctly
fashioned and made. Mrs. Shepard Co.
Inc.
Il. b. Ellis of Mortified was among
the business visitors in the city yester
day.
Peter Marion left yesterday for Bur.
lington, where he will visit friends for a
week.
Dr. Guy johnson of Somerville, Mass
formerly OF Barre, has been passing a
few days with friends in the city.
Mrs. David Budro OF Nashua Junction,
n. H., arrived in the city this morning
for an extended visit with relatives.
Misses Louise Dashner and Violet Du-
charme, who have been passing several
weeks in Chelsea, have returned to the
city.
George 7. Cutler, who has been visit
ing H. H. Hodgdon of Highland avenue,
returned yesterday TO his home in Bur.
lington.
Regular meeting of the ladies OF Clan
Gordon will be held Tuesday, July II, at
7;l5 p. m. Initiation and business of
Importance.
Fines imposed in city court yesterday
on John Bresett of Barre and Murdo
McAuley of Graniteville were paid by
the respondents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle S. Burnham of vii.
Jamestown passed through the city yes.
terday while on their way TO Fort Eth
an Allen for a visit.
Charles r. Smith of st. Adams passed
through the city yesterday on his way
to South Royalton, where he will visit
with friends for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bartlett left this
morning for Fort Ethan Allen, where
they passed the day with their son, Pri-
vate George Bartlett, of Co. c.
Peter Puricelli has resumed his duties
as a driver at the fire station, after hav-
ing passed a vacation Of ten DAYS in
camp at Groton and Peacham ponds.
Mrs. Anna Heney of South Main street
and Miss Agnes Carey of Graniteville |
left yesterday for Springfield, Mass,
where they are to visit for two weeks
Wendelyn Beck, James Daniels, Ray |
mond Blanchard and John Forbes re.
turned Sunday evening from Burlington,
where they have been visiting for few
days
William Miers OF Keith avenue re.
turned yesterday from Worcester, where
he has been passing few days with Fred
Beckman, who is spending the summer
with Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Munroe
Miss Alice b Farnham of Camp street
to the city yesterday, after
passing ten days with friends in Fairlee.
She was accompanied by Miss Alice
who is remaining in Barre for
a time.
William B. Marion, a travelling agent
for the Boston & Maine railroad, ar.
rived in the city from Boston yesterday !,
or visit of few days with his moth
r. Mrs. Mary Marion of North Main
street.
Private Paul Premier, L. S. A., who
vas called to Barre by the death of his
mother Mrs. Ellen r. Premier of Wash :
ngton street, left last night for Wash
ngton, d. c., where his regiment is sta
Toned. =
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph G. Papin OF Rich
rdson street left the city to-day for n
where the former, having :
evered his connection with Papin Bros
VERY here, has purchased an interest in :,
he garage and livery business conducted :,
y his brother, Henry II. Papin.
Mrs. Francis j. Ahern, who has been :.
citing as reporter during the June term =,
t Orange county court at Chelsea !
assed through the city yesterday while
n her way TO her former home in Mont %
elier. Later she expects to join Mr.. =,
.hern, who is employed in New York. y,
Herman Smith, who has been employed
/ st. Johnsbury for the past two years, r.
rrived in the city over the NJ. & w. R. =
abroad late yesterday afternoon and -
as removed from the train to his home ~
! the Lane block on Seminary street -
| the Perry & Noonan ambulance. Mr.
NTH was stricken seriously i'll sew We
al davs AGO and his narents Mr. and CT
RS. Charles Smith, who were called to Ga
t. Johnsbury Friday, accompanied hin an
} Barre. to-
As a tractor for the automatic oil
the street departments motor ne
uck rendered effective service yesterday br
Id while the demands on the big car gu
err are heavy at this time, it will be an
ed in connection with the sprinkler as cal
ng as conditions warrant. The city
uncil recently purchased large con ter
ynment of street oil and it will be fro
ed from time to time to supplement ING
e oil sprinkling completed by the be
andard Oil Co. short time ago. tai
Deputy Game Warden John A. Hutch. ra'
son of Mortified, whose name was 80
entioned in yesterdays Times in con
ction with the arraignment of a Barre
an on the charge of fishing without
ense, states that he accosted the re-
ondent on the water OF Niggerhead
nd, instead of in the read, as stated in
e paper. After declaring his official
pacity as a representative of the coun-
game warden, Mr.. Hutchinson says,
asked to see the isherman's license.
A plentiful supply of the schedules ar
lged for rubbish collections has been