The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

Louise Lovely in "a Rich Mans Oar
| ling, Bluebird," Bjou tomorrow ad.
Dance at Woodbury. pond every Friday
night. Open-air pavilion. A good time
| for all.ady.
| John II. Riley has returned to his home
in East Berkshire, after passing few
| days in the city on business.
| Miss Gertrude jerome of Montpelier
is taking a vacation of two weeks from
| her duties as clerk at the Homer Fits
store.
| Mrs. A. w. Allen and daughter, Mary,
of Sunnyside farm have returned home,
after passing several days with relatives
in West Enosburg.
| Chief Sinclair arrested a man named
Supple on West street this forenoon and
| locked him up at police headquarters on
an intoxication charge.
/ Mrs. Maybell Mason has received word
from her husband, stating that he had
| passed examinations at Camp Devens
and entered military service.
| Miss Michelena Fontana of Central
street is taking three weeks vacation
from her duties in the alteration de-
partment of the Daylight store.
Mrs Maybel Mason has returned to
Barre after spending the week end with
her brother in st. Johnsbury. Her broth
er's condition remains about the same
Alden Burke of Summer street re-
turned to the city yesterday from Will
liston, where he has been visiting during
the past few days with friends and rel
atiyes
Wendell Lundgren, Frank Woodcock
| and ftba rlna Dftaafa 10 ba AZ
last evening from Woodbury. pond, where
they have been spending a few days
camping.
The Quarry Savings Bank & Trust Co.
win be pleased to fill your subscription
for war savings stamps. Don't fail to
come across" with your share towards
the two billions asked for by Uncle Sam.
Mrs. Carrie Fits and daughter, Miss
Esther Fits, of Park street returned to
the city this forenoon from Aver, Mass,
where they have been visiting with the
formers son, Private Harold Fits, who
is stationed there.
Miss Lessel Hunter, who has been Wis.
iting several days at the home of her sis.
ter, Mrs. Edwin Keast of Prospect ave
nue., returned this forenoon to Hartford,
| Conn, where she is employed by the
| Travellers Insurance Co.
| Cyril Marion, a sailor in the U. s.
navy, who has been passing furlough
| with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James T
| Marion of Franklin street, has gone to
Pelham Bay, n. Y, where he is to be
stationed while taking a special course
at Columbia university.
Mrs. f. o. Hutchinson invites the la
dies OF the Baptist church and congrega-
ton to her home for the annual basket
| picnic of the missionary society. The
usual program will be taken up. If
Wednesday should prove cold or rainy
the picnic will be postponed till one week
| later.
Mr.. and Mrs s. j. Cushing, who have
been passing a few days in the city as
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. c. II Wilkie
of II Central street. have returned to
their home, making the trip by automo-
bile. They were accompanied by their
several days with Newport relatives
John H. Binton of Plymouth, n. H.,
who was arrested last night on an in.
toxication charge, admitted a first Of
Tense when arraigned before Magistrate
| II. w. Scott in municipal court this fore
noon. Binton was fined SIS and costs
but chose the alternative sentence Of 10
days in the county jail
Mrs Harland H. Maxfeld returned this
morning from Port Chester, n Y, after
spending a few days with her husband at
| Camp Upton, /. l., from where he sailed
for overseas. Mrs Maxfeld expects to
leave Barre the last of this week for
| Washington, ID. c., where she has been
appointed to position in the adjutant
| generals office, having successfully
passed the civil service examination.
| Union services in city park are to fea-
| ture Sunday evening devOtionals during
| the months of July and August, as in
former years, arrangements having been
\ made for local and visiting preachers TO
/ address the congregations. Ministers who
take summer vacations will confide their
] congregations to other pastors while they
are away, and union ehoirs are to fur
nish music. The first service of the Sc
ries was held Sunday evening.
The popularity of Joes pond as rec.
=, reation and camping grounds has been
, rapidly gaining since the opening of the
season. Two parties Of Barre people re-
? turned from that vicinity last evening
} Mr.. and Mrs /. c. Beck and family,
} Miss Freda Hill and Raymond Blanch-
ard and Wendell Beck returned after
visit at the Pioneer camp, while a
party consisting of George Smith, Alex
Clarke, Thomas Ingram, Jack Bainbridge
and Angelic Colombo returned after a
stay at the cottage, known to large
number of campers as Indian Joe's wig
: wan.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning were
the following people, Mr.. and Mrs. c. +
Angel of Springfield, William j. Quebec
r. of Rutland, A. r. Brett and party OF
D four of New York City, T. II. Baldwin
and chauffeur of Allston, Mass, H. w
Buchanan of Orleans, II. G. Root of Spo.
kane, Wash, j. A. Spare of st. Johns.
bury P L. Curley of st. Adams. Edward
L. Allen of Burlington, +. A. Rowe OF
Springfield, Ernest T, Conion of Ian.
} sing, Mich, +. b. Russell Of st. Adams
: Mr.. and Mrs Macy Gregory Of Napanee
! Ont Mr.. and Mrs, r. X, Keller of Buff.
falo, n Y, Mr.. and Mrs. White, l.. j
Clewley of Burlington, H. l.. Hooper Of
Springfield Mrs c. H. Goodwin of Man.
chester, N. H.
Barre booze will probably figure in q
federal inquest growing out of the death
in Woodsyille, N. H., Saturday of Ben
iamin Hornby, twice arraigned in this
CITY last week for intoxication II Is al