The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs Nella R. Roscoe of French street
has returned from an extended stay in
johnson.
Miss Cecile Leclair of st. Adams ar
rived in the city yesterday for visit of
few days.
/ Harry 9. Farrar of Rutland was among
the business visitors in the city yester-
day and to-day,
William Conner has received a card
stating that Charles Connor has arrived
safely overseas.
Mrs. w. E. Gilbert of French street
has gone to Montreal, P. O., where she is
visiting relatives for few days.
Mrs. Chauncey Alden Of Montpelier is
passing week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. M, Gamble of Division
street.
Deputy Game Warden Charles Keith
went to Waterbury Center yesterday
afternoon to confer with County Warden
E. s. Newcomb.
| Miss Frederick Lander of Washington
street left the city yesterday for Leb
anon, N. H., where she expects to make
a visit of several days.
George f. Howe of South Main street,
veteran motorman on the interurban
traction line, is indisposed and substi-
tute is taking his place for few days.
| Barney Mead of Brattleboro, who at
tended the gathering of Shriners in Mont
pelier last evening, is registered at Ho-
tel Barre while calling on friends in the
city
| Mrs. II. s. Miles and daughter, Hazel,
| left this morning for Boston, where the
former has secured a position in Bow
ditch & Clapp's wholesale millinery
| house,
| Mrs William Alden has returned to
her home in birmingham, Mass, after
visiting in Barre, where she formerly at.
tended school, and with relatives in West
Topsham.
Telephone the Peoples Shoe store or
call and secure your season tickets for
| Community Chautauqua, to be in Barre
| Aug. 3-S. Ten excellent programs for
II $l.85.--adv.
\ Robert Pearson of Marshfeld, who has
been the guest of friends on Wellington
street for few days, left yesterday for
Stowe, where he will remain until after
the haying season.
II Jerome +. Hale, one of the most wide
Il ly known hotel men in Vermont, was a
caller at Hotel Barre yesterday. Mr.
\ Hale is the present proprietor OF an
hostelry in Wells River
Miss Josephine ResteIli of Maple ave-
nue., who has been taking a vacation
from her duties in Reynolds & Co.'s Of
fee, returned yesterday from camping
trip to Highgate Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Mute, who have
\ been visiting with relatives on the Mont
\ pelier road during the past few days, re-
] turned to their home in Manchester, n.
H., this forenoon. Mr.. Mute Is former
resident of Barre.
Miss Esther Fits Of Park street has
received word from her brother, Private
Harold Fits, announcing that he has ar
rived safely overseas, Private Fits was
member Of one Of the recent quotas Of
young men to leave Washington county
for Camp DeyeRs
L. H. Thurston of 1853 Seminary street
is recovering from brief illness which
! came upon him at his home last Monday
night. The attending physician thinks
r that the illness was caused by the heat,
+ the patient being unconscious for four
hours, from 10 p m till 2 a. m. Tuesday
morning.
t Junior Chautauqua tickets may be
. bought of the local solicitors or of Mr..
q Gladding at the fire station. Price of
/ tickets for children from to / incu-
7 siye, are Sl0l; children from II to 10,
b inclusive, Sl.l0. These tickets entitle
0 the children to all entertainments of the
Community Chautauqua.-
Mrs. William Moore and daughter Of
Ayers street left the city yesterday for
Boston, where they will make q visit
Of several days. Before returning to
this city, they expect to make a visit
! Of few days with the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard, former resi-.
! dents of this city, who at present are
, residing at Springfield, Mass.
Frank P Cooley of Beckley street
expects to leave the city tomorrow fore
noon for Burlington, where he has been
ordered TO report for duty. Mr.. Cooley
! successfully passed the physical exam.
/ nation for an apprentice seaman at the
recruiting station in Burlington last Fri
day and upon his arrival at Burlington
expects to be assigned to some naval
, training station.
Mario Zanleoni of North Main street,
from his duties as driver of the auto
truck at the central fire station, left this
forenoon on motor trip through the
e White mountains. Before returning
: home he will go to Newport, R. l., to
Y visit his brother, Charles Zanleoni, IT,,
/ who is stationed at the base hospital in
j the naval training station there.
/ Echoes Of scuffle in the rear of
d Blackwell street stoneshed were heard
!. in municipal court Tuesday afternoon
7 when Tibaldo Gabelloni and Charles Bis
: set were arraigned before Magistrate H.
!, w. Scott on breach of the peace charges.
They were placed under arrest by Chief
Z Sinclair on a complaint made to Grand
: Juror William Wishart. Bisset entered
plea of guilty and paid fine Of $40
and costs Of $3.50 The other respond
/ ent, after pleading not guilty, furnished
bail in the sum of 800 for his appear
: ance in court tomorrow morning. It
is alleged by the police that the Black
we'll street affair was the sequel to a war
of words waged when the contenders
came together up town, earlier in the
evening.
North Main street with its innumer.
able hazards long regarded as one of the
sportiest openings for the professional
pedestrian, has lost its strongest claim
to fame through the decision of the
street department to repair dangerous
hole in the sidewalk near the Gordon
building. Concreters were at work this
morning and when the tar is dry the