The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

Shea's.
Try one of Cummings & Lewis famou
II ice cream sodas.
The Mystery of the Double Cross,
Bijou to-day-adv.
Charles A. Murphy of Burlington wa
among the business visitors in the cit,
to-day.
II. L. Newell of East Randolph wa
among the business visitors in the cit,
yesterday and to-day.
Miss Mildred Donahue of Burlington
is passing few days at the home o
d. M. Miles on West street.
Clarence Burke of Maple avenue went
yesterday to Marshfeld, where he vii
spend few days ON fishing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Catchepaugh are
spending few days in Websterville be
fore leaving for Greenfield, Mass, where
they will reside.
Miss Mabel Hewitt has returned tc
her home in Kingston, Ont, after having
been guest in the home of DR.. and Mrs
w. D. Reid of South Main street.
Miss Anna Collins of Portland, Me.
who was formerly Employed at the
Tavern in st. Adams, began work yes
terday as head waitress at Hotel Barre
Mrs. NJ. Rizzi left the city last even
ing for New Britain, Conn, there to Join
her husband, who recently left Barre
to seek employment in a munition plant
| Clarence Halvosa of Chelsea, who re-
Gently enlisted in company, passed
through the city this morning while on
his way to Fort Ethan Allen to receive
his assignment
Friends of Leon Ducharme, who went
to Burlington yesterday to confer with
an officer at the naval recruiting station,
learned from him last night that he had
| been accepted and expected to leave
at once for Brooklyn, n. Y.
Carroll Smith, who was recently grad
| uated from the Massachusetts, Institute
OF Technology in Boston, arrived in the
city to-day for visit of few days
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. ID. Smith, of Summer street.
George n. Tilden. recently appointed
member of the registration board for
Washington county, went to the capital
to-day to confer with County Clerk L. c.
Moody and DR.. John H. Woodruff of this
city, who is the surgeon of the board.
About % friends OF Miss Madeline
Mcdonald gathered at her home on
King street last evening, the occasion
being her birthday anniversary. During
the evening refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served, while the evening
was pleasantly passed with an informal
program of musical numbers and by
playing games. In behalf of her friends,
Paul Nelson presented TO Miss McDon-
aid beautiful camera, to which the
hostess responded tittingly.
Down in Deputy Sheriff Joseph Law
ery's precinct at North Barre last night,
two young men started TO settle their
differences with bare knuckles, but the
former railroad detective happened to be
on the job and broke up the scuffie by
arresting Enrico Amori on breach OF the
peace charge, it being alleged that he
committed an assault on Alexander Or
landi. When arrsigned before Magis-
trate II. w. Scott in city court this fore
noon, the respondent pleaded guilty and
paid a fine Of S. and costs.
ExMayor Robert Gordon of Orange
street is detained from work as the re-
suit of a mishap which occurred while
he was operating lathe at the u. C.
Glysson plant in the south end. In some
manner his right hand became caught
in the gearing and before the machine
was stopped the index finger and thumb
were badly jsmmed. A physician whom
he consulted did not find any broken
bones, but was compelled to take several
stitches in order to close the lsceration.
Mr.. Gordon will not be able to resume
work for some time.
Three respondents were arraigned in |
city court this forenoon on intoxication |
charges. Michael J. Tracy of st. Johns
bury, who admitted that he had been
right up and down the line with the
first and seventh class saloons in Barre, |
a subsequent offense and |
went to Jail for rs days in lieu of pay
ing a fine of SIS and costs. John p.
Mcmahon OF Montpelier, listed as an
habitual, acknowledged a subsequent Of
Tense and went to jail and Edward Nor
en- of Graniteville paid the minimum
fine and costs for a first offense.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning were
the following people: Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam II. Doyle of Providence, r. J., II. A.
Allen of st. Johnsbury, Henry H. Lawd-
ham of Jersey City, n. J., Mr.. and Mrs.
L. DeForest Barlow and chauffeur of
New York City, DIR. NJ. j. Hunds of
ID. C., Mr. and Mrs. T. A.
Rousseau of Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs.
;. w. Washburn, Miss l.. j. Waterman,
md Ned Davis, jr., of Bethel, George VI.
Painter of Philadelphia, William B. Jones
If Pittsburg, Pa. w. II. Atkinson of
Trenton. n. j., H. C. Newell of East
Randolph, James W. Hall of Boston, NJ.
J. Sidney, James Sidney and d. c. Cox
# Syracuse, n. Y, c. c. Smith of Leba-
ION, n. H., Mr. and Mrs. B. f. Benning,
Mrs. J. H. Towne of Lawrence, Mass,
'ir. and Mrs. F. c. johnson, Kres Peter
on of Warren, Mrs. f. E. Locke, Miss
i. II. Locke, Mrs. H. J. Jenkins, Miss
:. A. jenkins and chauffeur of Maiden,
dsss., Susan White, A. S. White and
l. Z. White of Claysville, Pa.
The body of Louis II. White, former
esident of Barre, who died in Brook
ield Tuesday. was taken to Essex June
ion yesterday by automobile. There,
uneral services were held in the Cath
lie Church of the Holy Family, the
'arish priest, Rev. J. B. f. Poulette off,
iating. Those who acted as bearers are
hree sons of the deceased, Lewis 4.
White, David Z. White and Arthur p.
White, and a son-in-law, Leon J. Car
OIL Interment was in the Catholic Gem.
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