The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

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DR.. Lynde has re-opened his office
adv
Miss Lillian Bradbury of Washington
is visiting friends in Springfield, Mass
Myer s. Levin of Merchant street is
taking vacation of two weeks from
the Union Clothing store.
William Daniels of North Main street
left this morning for Boston, where Re
is passing vacation of two weeks.
Ensign Harry Mcleod of the Newport
r. II naval station is passing a furlough
with relatives in Barre and Greensboro
John Mclean of Montpelier resumed
his duties at the Union Clothing store
this morning, after vacation OF two
weeks.
/ Mrs. Julia Kenefck Of Prospect street
has received word that her son, SerQt.
J. Grover c. Kenefck, has arrived safely
overseas.
John McMinn of this city has received
a card announcing the safe arrival over
seas of his son, t. Hubert McMinn, OF
Battle Creek, Mich
Miss Julia 0'Hagan of Brandon ar
rived in the city last evening, to make
a visit OF a few days with friends and
relatives in this city and Graniteyille.
Miss Margaret Lawlor of Claremont,
n. H., arrived in the city Saturday even
ing, to spend few days at the home OF
Miss Irene Grady of Merchant street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Reggiori, Paul Nam.
molo, O. Cardini and L. Molinari have re.
turned from Highgate Springs, where
they have been camping for fortnight
John McHugho, IT,, of Hill street has
received notice that he has been called
for special service, with orders to re.
port at Camp Upton, Yaphank, L. l., on
Aug 30.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Rivait and Miss
Rivait, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs, John McHugho of Hill street, re-
turned this morning to their home in
Weybridge.
Miss Helen Whitcomb, who has been
visiting during the past few weeks at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carleton Of
South Main street, returned 10 her home
in New London, Conn, this forenoon,
Mrs. Alex Lawson Of Maple avenue is
assisting at the City bakery for a few
days in the absence of Miss Elizabeth
Paul of West Patterson street, who is
taking vacation from her duties.
Lieut. A. s. Macdonald, who recently
was promoted from second to first lieu.
tenant, has ALSO been appointed adjutant
to Major Campbell He is a member Of
the 57th Pioneer infantry at Camp Wads
worth, S. c.
Mrs. Charles Henderson and son, Sam
uel, of Norwich, Conn, arrived in the
city Saturday evening TO spend few
days at the home of the formers par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Alexander
Of Brook street,
One OF the fortunate week end fisher
men was Marie Perry OF Washington
street, who fractured his record of a
fortnight ago by catching a l7-incf
squsre-tail trout in Pigeon pond. The
trout weighed nearly two pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Daniels Of
South Main street left the city this fore
noon for Boston, where they are TO take
up their residence. Mr.. Daniels has Sc
cured employment at the Fore River
shipbuilding yards.
\ Miss Gertrude L. Dale Of Lewis street
began two weeks vacation from hel
duties az assistant night operator at tn,
> local telephone exchange. During hel
absence her place will be filed by Mrs
Alfred Morgan Of Pearl street.
, Miss Lena Buzzi Of Blackwell street
E who is taking a vacation from her du
- l.. -
4 Emma Corti of Blackwell street left
the city this forenoon for Burlington
where they expect to spend a week al
Queen City park.
A party consisting of DR.. o. r. Barr
John B, CasseIlini, Joseph Cassellini, whC
is taking vacation from the store d
Reynolds & Son, Private E. Alletti anC
! Mrs. L. d, Cassellini left yesterday fol
Highgate Springs, where they are pass
ing week in camp.
, A number Of Barre ball tossers re
, turned to the city Saturday evening
from st. Johnsbury, where they met de
feat for the second time of the season
, at the hands of the Fairbanks Scale com
pany's nine, the score being 5 to 2, Sat
, urday afternoon. The Barre team uai
composed largely Of a number of for
mer Barre Athletic club players, Will,
{ Tomasi, the Tufts college hurler, pitched
for the Barre aggregation. The st
! Johnsbury team was composed for 8
! greater part of number of former God
dard seminary ball players, while th'
first sack was held down by McGinuis
the manager Of the team. Negotiation
for third game between the two teams
, are under way.
} Upward Of $4,000 in taxes had beer
collected by City Treasurer James Mac
pay Saturday night when the time limit
for settling accounts without the ex
ira costs expired The total far ex
, ceeded estimates earlier in the day, wher
it was expected that a large number o.
unsettled accounts would have to b.
placed in the hands of the constable fol
! collection. This years tax income, II il
is all paid, will hardly exceed $4,000
and after the usual attachments hay,
been ordered by the board of civil su
thority the sum left for collection will
be relatively small. The board IF civil
orfbnrit,, win runat in fha council cha ~,