The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-11
TALK OFTHE TOWN
New fall millinery ready al Abbott

II New TALL millinery ready AT ADbott \
Mrs. Garrett Roberts has gone TO Es
sex for visit Of few weeks with
relatives.
Mrs. Edward Matotte has gone to
Washington, ID. c., for an extended visit
with relatives.
William II. Pitkin of Boston, q former
resident of Barre, is spending few days
in the city on business.
Sadlier, Keith avenue, specalizes in la.
dies, misses and girls coats. Fall and
winter designs now on display.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Godfrey left yester
day for Springfield, Mass, where the for
mer expects TO secure employment.
Dwight McGovern, who has been EN-.
ployed in Fitchburg, Mass, for some
time, returned TO the city last evening.
Walter Goss of East street returned
yesterday from Chelsea, where he has
been spending few days with friends.
Charles Emslie returned yesterday TO
Boston, where he is employed, after
spending the week end ut his home here.
Mrs Lizzie Murray of Williamstown
and Allen Beaton Of Webstervlle were
among the business visitors in town yes
terday.
! John Cato, who has been spending a
vacation of two weeks in Barre as the
guest of +. Broggini of Foss street, re-
turned this morning to his home in Wes-
terly, r. |.
A. r. Campbell of Claremont, N. H.,
will be in Barre Sept. IL. Repairs all
makes of sewing machines; 30 years in
the business Orders left at the Homer
Fits store.
J.R. Welsh of Greenwood, H., retail
monument dealer, is registered at Hotel
Barre while in the Barre granite district
to place number of orders for monu-
mental work.
Alexander st. Cyr of Maple avenue,
who was injured when an automobile
struck him on the Williamstown road
Sunday evening, was able to leave the |
City hospital last night.
Misses Dorothea Reynolds and Irene
Adams, who have been passing a few |
days in Barre as the guests of Miss Lew
nina Rickert of fremont street, have re-
turned to their home in Rutland.
Henry c. Whitaker, editor and publish
err of Park & Cemetery and the Monu-
mental News, who has been in Barre
since the cemetery superintendent con
vention, returned to-day to his home in
Chicago, III.
Miss Gladys CargilI and Daniel Cargill I
returned yesterday to their home in
Providence, R. l., after having spent the
past few days at the home of Paul Bar
nard of Washington street. Robert Hill
lard also returned 10 his home in Wester
ly, X. l., after spending a few days at =.
the home of Mr., Barnard.
Mrs. Kenneth j. Kirk of Maple Grove
is employed temporarily in the Office of
City Judge L. NJ. Harvey in Montpelier
where she acted as deputy clerk for sew
eral years prior to her marriage Mr..
and Mrs. Kirk expect to locate in Al ,
bany, N. y, within few months.
H. p. Human of Orange street, who is
taking a vacation of two weeks from his
duties as secretary of the Granite Manu- I
faeturers' association, left to-day for Ca
man, n. H., there to remain for a few
lays with Mrs. Human and son, who
nave been spending the summer in north
srn New Hampshire.
A sentence of five months in the house
If correction, with a maximum of II
months, was imposed in city court yes
erday afternoon on Mrs Teresa Gervasi, / Il
whose plea of guilty when charged with
leeping intoxicating liquor contrary to ii
he law was entered last week. The
woman was arraigned before Magistrate "
l. w. Scott, who condemned liquor seized P
N her premises and ordered il DESTROYED.
irs Gervasi's house at 80 Granite street d
vas raided by the police Sept. 4 ON fl
omplaint made to Grand Juror William
who appeared for the state yes a
erday. E,
Barre woman who is out s25 as the
esult of a mudsplashing which she re- II
eived on the corner of North Main and W
ranite streets few days ago is won
ering whether the burden of liability q
hould be borne by careless automobile /,
river or the city. A copous fall of
prinkler water had laid a thin coating :,
mud on the street and as she emerged ;,
'om the Barre creamery store an auto 70
lobile whizzed around the corner. A as
nall shower of mud enveloped the pc AZ
astrian, but the driver of the automo-
lie continued his speeding as if entirely DC
Divious of the damage he had wrought. de
he woman engaged jitney to take her ca
ome and an DIFFERENTIATION of her la
lit skirt and coat indicated that they ne
I'd been ruined. Ia
Inquiry among officers of the Barre ~ ~
oard of Trade develops the information 30
lat the projected opening of the shirt e,
aist and paiama factory in the old ~
urch on Church street has been post "
med because of shortage of material. Ne
OF long ago a representative of the ~
iuber Ryttenberg company, which con- 60,
OILS 40 factories, was in town to confer
It'll the committee representing the
,ard of Trade. He is quoted as saying
at the company is overrun with orders,
though all of the branch factories are bo,
periencing difficulty in obtaining bv
ough material to keep them running ON
II time. Machinery for the Barre
anch was placed in position in the
mnasium during the summer and the
al project has not been abandoned by
Y means, as it is the purpose of the
mpany to begin operations as soon as