The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-21
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, JULY a. 1917.
The Weather
Fair tonight and Sunday.
TALK OFTHE TOWN

III George Laing left yesterday for Mon
II treal. p. O.. there 10 pass vacation OF
II week with relatives.
II A big stock of oxfords and pumps a
II the Peoples Shoe Store, from which q
select your sizes at low prices.
II Elon Barrett of Worcester, Mass,
II former resident of Barre, is visiting IL
H town for few days with friends.
II William Jersey left last night foI
H Hartford, Conn, where he is to enlist IN
H the navy, for service in the mosquito
4 feet.
James Coutts of Spaulding street il
detained from his duties from the Little
john, odgers & Milne shed for few days
by illness.
Mrs. Ira n. Houston and daughter OF
Maple avenue left yesterday for North
Duxbury, where they will visit with rela-
tives for few days.
The condition of Mrs. Cora Jackson of
South Main street, who recently sus-
tanned fracture of her right leg, is re.
ported 10 be fairly comfortable.
Ladies and gentlemen should take adj
vantage OF the opportunity to secure OK
fords and pumps at the liberal discount
offered by the Peoples Shoe Store.
Miss Henrietta Moore returned to her
home in Bedford, p O., yesterday after
spending the past two weeks at the home
of Edward 0'Keefe OF Upland avenue.
Shipment of hats just received in
black, white and colors; all good models,
at only 81 each, for Saturday and Mon
day only. Mrs. w F. Shepard Co, Inc.
Private John Comoll of Milford, n. H.,
who recently enlisted in the U. S. signal
corps, is passing a brief leave with
friends in Barre, where he formerly re-
sided
Mr. and Mrs. Oreste Boffino and Miss
Nina Cassellini of Maple avenue left to-
day for an outing of ten days at Wood
bury pond. The former is taking va
cation from his duties in the Union
Clothing store.
The Barre Spiritualist society will hold
meetings at their temple, South Barre,
Saturday evening at 1880 and Sunday at
3 and 1880 p. m, July 81 and p. Rev. |
Effie !. Webster will lecture and give
messages at each session. All invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Russell and Mrs. |
Russelps mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Bligh, !
returned yesterday from Laconia, n. H.,
where they have been passing the past
two weeks, on Mr.. Russell's vacation
from his duties in the Red Cross Phar
macy.
Owing TO the additional precautions
taken against the spread of infantile par
alysis, the Sunday afternoon patriotic
meeting, which was to have been held in
City park, has been postponed and For
mer Congressman Frank Plumley of
Mortified viii not speak, as was an
nounced yesterday.
A real estate deal was consummated
yesterday through the j. j. Dashner &
Son Real Estate agency, whereby D. F.
Gregory of east hill disposed of one of
his farms there to A. F. Isham of Yer
shire Mr. Isham recently sold his large
farm in Vershire and will move at once
to his new purchase. Il
Kinsmen of soldiers enlisted in the
LIST Vermont regiment at Fort Ethan AL 7
len believe that only a few more oppor 7
tunities to visit the soldiers await them,
rs the National Guard is about to be @
moved. Therefore, considerable num-
Der of local people plan to motor to the e
military post tomorrow. I
Lester o. Morgan, station agent at S
who has been detained at b
lone for several days, was able to trans i
Ict business in Barre to-day. Mr.. Nor b
ran strained his back while lifting some A
reight week ago and during his alb "
ence from the Central Vermont station fl
substitute has been employed He ex "
'ects to resume his duties Monday. Il
A unique record was hung up at police p
eadquarters to-day, as the week neared II
is end without single arrest. Not in n
number of years have the officers re- n
orted such lapse. Serenity has hung
bout the police station in great clouds
yer since the cell room was cleared of
runks arrested a week ago to-day.
although the police are not over conf -
ent, they believe that a week without
rrests speaks well for the law abiding
roclivities and the sobriety of the citi
Ems of Barre. ke
Among the guests arriving at Hotel Bs
ARE last night and this morning were
lie following people: Mrs. NJ. R. Win tic
Zip and H. A. Winship of Bradford, A. =
. Mansur and NJ. G. Beebe of Burling
m, E. G. Wait and L. S. Myers of Al 90 90
my, E. T. Mcdonald of Hartford, W. d. Z
and Z. F. Elliott of Burling m'
N, Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Smith and VIII
If Smith of New York City, j. o. S sS
'orgie of Chicago, H., Henry A. o'Brien ret
Albany, n Y, A. Phillips of Bos- !.
N, A. o. Delaney of Barton, James G. q
annually of Brookline, Mass, A. L. Mon
que of Northampton, Mass.
Barre visitors at Fort Ethan Allen