The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-22

automobiles on two sets of number
plates. He was perfectly willing to set
| tie when the matter was called to his
attention by the official. Mr.. Black on
Monday afternoon received notice from
Judge M. G. Morse of Hardwick that he
! had fined Frank Moore of Groveton, N.
H., $50 and costs for operating an auto
mobile while intoxicated. Mr.. Black has
asked the New Hampshire secretary of
state to revoke Moore's license
/ Mr.. and Mrs. H. 0. Hutchinson and
son, Robert, and Mr.. and Mrs NJ. d.
Chittenden of Burlington were local Wis
itors yesterday. Messrs. Chittenden and
! Hutchinson we're here on educational
matters at the state commissioners Of
| flee.
| Clarence Haskins has returned from a
visit in Brookline, Mass. Fred Green,
who has been taking his place in the
Rivers drug store, is now employed in
the Blakeley store during the vacation
1 of Mr.. Gilbert.
A daughter was born Sunday to Mr..
and Mrs. Il. II. Jones of Waitsfeld at
| Heaton hospital
Plummer Richardson has been carried
from Heaton hospital to his home in
! Worcester.
! Miss Ruth Brown has returned from
Hardwick, Morrisyille and Stowe, where
she has been in connection with library
work. A new free circulating library
has been opened in East Berkshire. Miss
Rebecca Wright, also of the free public
| library commission, has returned from
| Pittsburg, Pa, where she has been hos
pital librarian for five months at the
T. S. army general hospital. The Yer
mont free public library commission has
! Just made its regular report, which
shows the number of picture and book
collections issued during the year was
63s, exceeding that of the previous year
| by 50, and that they went to 243 diff
ferent stations, Relative to reference
work, the officers answered 40 more
! questions than year ago. They have
! received from the Federated Women's
| Club of Vermont S42 for use in library
work. The total number of books is-
sued from the library for war service
was 3l,753. The commission ask that
persons who have magazines they can
spare send them to the commission,
for they are needed at Plattsburg train
ing camp.
A. T. Davis of Marshfeld motored to
the city Monday afternoon.
NJ +. Shedd has been detained from
his work in the state highway Office by
the illness Of Mrs. Shedd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burbank left this
morning for a visit in Maine. Mr.. Bur
bank is taking vacation from the Bald
win store, while Mrs. Burbank is on a
leave of absence from the Morse clothing
store
Some 40 teachers from Vermont are
taking the course in the teachers college
at Columbia university this summer.
Daniel Willard and son, Daniel, Of
Baltimore, Md, have been stopping in
the city and in East Montpelier. Mr..
Willard, senior, is the president OF the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad.
Prof W. H. Freedman of Burlington
was in Montpelier again Monday on wa
ter sower development
Mrs. r. A. Stracahan and daughter Of
Brookline, Mass, are stopping at the Pa
vilion.
Chief Of Police P. ]. Connolly went to
Woodsvile, ~ H., this morning and
| brought back at noontime Eli Carter,
who was arrested in Woodsville yester-
day at Mr.. Connolly's request on the
charge Of larceny of the razors from the
Little Gem barber shop on Barre street.
Carter will be brought into city court
this afternoon. The man who saw the
Job done was Oscar Loklstrom, who was
sitting in his room in the Hyde block,
near the site.
DR. c. H. Burr, district health officer,
was in Worcester last evening and com
peted the organization of the health
board in that town.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Jones, Miss Eliz.
abeth Pratt and Major and Mrs Wood
ward Of New York are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Gilbert Peresu.