The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-06
TAX OF THE TOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Broggi of Sum
mer street left this morning for Burling
lton, where they are to pass the week end
with friends.
Mrs. S. w. Mayo, who has been visit
ing in the city during the past few
weeks, returned to her home in Waltham,
Mass, yesterday afternoon.
p. G, Lamson Of Cambridge, Mass, is
registered at Hotel Barre while passing
week in the city on business connect
ed with his granite trade publication.
John Lindsay Bisset Of | Spaulding
street has been accepted by the U. S..
shipping board, after physical examina
ton at Boston, for enrolment IN the
merchant marine.
DR.. O. g. Stickney Of Washington
street, who recently received from the
secretary Of the state board of health
his appointment as secretary Of the To-
cal health board, has qualified for the
office and the supplies OF the Office have
been transferred TO him.
Israel LeMarre, who figured In a bad
fall on North Main street yesterday,
was lodged in cell at police headquar-
tiers when he regained consciousness In
the afternoon he had recovered suffi-
GENTLY to appear before Magistrate H
w. Scott in municipal court. The re-
spondent, upon his acknowledgment of a
subsequent intoxication offense, was
fined SIS and costs.
Robert Kamber of Lake Placid and
New York came by auto yesterday to
consult with Contractor A. b. Lane, who
has charge of the alterations which are
being made in the Arcade building,
owned by the former. Mr.. Kamber was
accompanied by his two children, Robert
Kamber, ir., and Miss Birdie Kamber,
and they are registered at Hotel Barre
Wallace Dutton Of Brookfeld, for
mer employee Of The Times, who has been
employed by the Vermont Farm Machin.
cry Co. in Bellows Falls, was visitor
in the city yesterday, while on his way
home. Tomorrow he leaves for Camp
Devens, having been selected as a clerk
from Orange county. According to his
present expectations, he will return later
to Chelsea to serve as clerk for the
county local board
Ladies Of Barre and vicinity are cor
daily invited to meet Miss Pierpont at
the Cobble Hill schoolhouse hall Monday
afternoon at $3.50 to see what can be
done In regard TO forming club for
home demonstration work This Is some
thing that should interest every lady.
Don't forget the date and all come
Regular meeting Of the Modern Wood
men Of America this friday evening at
1880 o'clock
Barre Red Men, who were represented
BY a delegation al the meeting Of the
state council in Lyndonville last week,
have been advised that this city is to be
the 1919 meeting place Of the Vermont
Red Men. An invitation was pressed at
the Lyndonyille session, and while other
towns were under consideration, the dele
gates finally elected to meet in Barre,
The convention will be held late in Au-
gust. The state Red Men met in Barre
around five years ago.
Mrs Charles S. Larkin of South Main
street left this morning for Schenectady,
N. Y, where she is 10 make her home
with her daughter, Mrs. NJ. /. Kiser.
Mrs. Kiser, who has been passing few
weeks in the city since the death of her
father, accompanied her mother, as did
Miss Gertrude Cayia, who win be EN-.
ployed in Schenectady Mr.. and Mrs
Harley D. Stevens of King street, who
expect to leave Vermont for a winters
soiourn in California next month, were
with the party at Burlington.
Policeman David Henderson fell from
tree In front OF his home at 80 Brook
street Thursday afternoon, fraeturing
his left wrist and iniuring his back.
The accident happened around $50
o'clock, and while he suffered consider
ably, the officer was able to walk TO
the house without assistance. There
physician was called and his examina-
tion confirmed the policeman's first fear
that one of the wrist bones had been
fractured. Later an X-ray examination
is to be made. II Is expected that the
lameness In the patients back will dis.
appear, but some little time must elapse
before he Is able 70 resume work. Po-
| liceman Henderson was assigned to night
duty this week and as soon as he learned
of the accident Deputy Chief Gamble,
who is in charge of police headquarters
during the absence Of Chief Sinclair, re.
tanned two special officers to alternate
on the night shift.
Arrivals at Hotel Barre last night and
this morning included the following PEG
pie; Mr. and Mrs j A. Dutton and
Mrs. F. Estell of Craftsbury, Mr.. and
Mrs. George O. Gridley Of Windsor, Mrs.
o. A. Wilson Of Portland, Me-, Robert
lIamber and children of Lake Placid,
N. ", Mr. and Mrs A. b. Crittenden OF
Meriden, Conn, IT, w. Buchanan Of Or
leans, j, u. Duncan of Everett, Mass,
J. G. Thompson Of Burlington, Mrs L. s.
Cleveland Of Boston, II. L. Duffy Of
Lake Placid, N. Y, r. w Baldwin, j.
H. Lane, C. D. Bailey of ST. Johnsbury,
j. NJ Ingerson of Springfield, L. X Clark
Of Providence, R. l., N. c. knight Of
Newbury, Mr.. and Mrs i. w Howard Of
White River Junction, Mrs. J. R, Clark
and Robert r. Clark of Boston, P. Il.
Witham Of Lebanon, N. H., Mr.. and Mrs.
r. p Murch Of White River Junction,
Il. W. Hamilton of st. Johnsbury, g. w.
| Darling of Boston, j. II. 0otterson of