The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-06
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Regular meeting of A. O. II Thursday
Sept. 8, at p. M.
| Myrtle Gonzales in a fivereel Bluebird
| Southern Justice" ut the 9ijou to-day
adv.
N. NJ. johnson Of Mortified wa
among the business visitors in the cit,
yesterday,
The womans guild of the Church o
the Good shepherd will meet to-nigh
at the church vestry.
We are not doing the Red Cross phar
macy amateur work. We do only thos,
brought in to us. Shores Studio.
John Daniels, who has been visiting
in the home of Mr. and Mrs, Alex Dan.
ieIs, has returned to Newark, N. j.
John T. Greyson returned this morn.
ing to his home in Everett, Mass, after
passing few days in town with friends
Miss Angie Movalli, a 1917 Goddard
graduate, has secured position in the
granite Office of the Presbrey Coyken-
dali Co.
The regular monthly meeting of the
board of managers of the Presbyterian
church will be held Friday evening at
1880 O'Clock.
Guy Varnum, who Is at the second
Plattsburg training camp, has been ad-
vanced from the infantry to the field
artillery regiment, Sd battery,
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Howard of South
Barre went to-day TO Piermont, n. H.,
where they will join Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Howard on an auto trip to Boston.
Mr., and Mrs. c. H. Kenerson and Mr..
and Mrs. j. l.. Arkley left yesterday
will visit with friends for few days.
Three sides of the G. B. Milne mauso-
leum have been placed in position at
Elmwood cemetery and by the end of the
week il is expected that the roof stone
will have been transported to the lot.
Ira T. Paine, who is a member of the
Paine. Fishburn Granite company Of
Grand Island, Neb., and who has been
spending the past week in the granite
belt, left this morning for Boston, where
he will make a short visit.
John F. Gregson of Everett, Mass, is
passing a few weeks in Barre as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Nielsen. Ar
thur Bolles of Fort Ethan Allen visited |
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nielsen be-
fore leaving with his comrades for West
field, Mass.
Carpenters have completed the frame |
work for a storage elevator on the roof I
of the kempton mill on South Main |
street The skywsrd annex is around IL {
feet high and its completion viii be fol |.
lowed by increased facilities for handling
grain from the ears.
Carroll s. Stevens of East Barre, who
was locked up on an intoxication charge
last night, appeared before Magistrate
n. w. Scott in city court this morning
and acknowledged subsequent offense.
The respondent paid fine of SIS and
,osts aggregataing $3.50
Miss Marguerite Mills, who has been
7isiting for few DAYS in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. R. Hutchinson of We'll
ington street, returned this morning to ,
Ter home in Binghamton, n. Y. She was
by Mrs. Lydia Mills, who !.
$ to make an extended stay with rela
ives in Binghaaiton.
Late this afternoon a jury will be {
Irawn to serve in the case Of State vs.. ,
Teresa Gervasi whose premises on Eos :.
err street were searched for contraband
liquor Tuesday, A hearing in the case
will be held before Judge II. w. Scott
o morrow morning at o o'clock, with
1rand Juror William Wishart appearing
or the state The woman is at liberty e
nder bail of $500.
Repairs are being made to house on |.
he Quarry street road, near the city =
mits, which was damaged slightly by
re last Saturday afternoon The fire 0
apartment was asked for assistance and
ne auto truck responded, after which
eeping room blaze was extingnished z
18th the use of chemicals. A bed and :
uch bedding were burned and the fire
amaged the wall paper and woodwork CO
, some extent, although il was confined e e
, one room. Smoke filed the house and 4.
,cupants of the premises have been put =
some trouble in repairing articles
lied bv the smoke Two families oc-
Ipy the house and the loss was covered
' insurance.
The police are having trouble in en-
rcing the quarantine imposed by the
ard of health where children under
are concerned and contrary to a mis-
ken impression parents are supposed to
ep their offsprings somewhat segregat-
until all danger of an epidemic has
ssed. Since the development of three
ditional cases. patrolmen supplied by
lice headquarters for duty in locali- +
IS where the malady has made more
cent appearance have experienced con
lerable difficulty in persuading children
remain in isolation. II is stated that
E regulations referring to children un
r I6 are stih in force and that they
ist be regarded until the order is re-
lied
Granite quarters have learned that the
sic rate Of s. p per ton fixed by the
vernment on soft coal purchased at the
mes is not to prevail in shipments this
II, although the possibility Of fuel
nine is somewhat remote as the result
careful purchasing on tie part of the
aler Three Of the larger quarrying