The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

ton for few days business visit
| Miss Columbia Rosa of South Ryegate
is visiting friends III town for a week.
Dance in Rowland hall Wednesday
l.evening; Gilbertsons orchestra adv.
w. c. Laechle of Chicago, retail mon
ument dealer, is in Barre on buying
| trip.
| William Emslie has returned from a
| few days camping trip at Highgate
Springs.
| William w. Parry left yesterday for
Concord, where he viii spend several
days with his family.
Miss Nellie Nixon of Hartford, Conn,
is visiting friends in the city and in
Graniteville for several days.
Roberta, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles G. Beaulieu, who has been
/ quite i'll, is on the gain now.
| viii sell at private sale one couch,
writing desk, chairs, tables, dresser,
dishes, etc. Mrs c. r. Wood.
| Mrs. w. H. Morley of Dorchester,
Mass, formerly of King street, is visit
ing friends in the city for few days.
G. w. Groom Of st. Adams, assistant
superintendent on the Central Vermont
railroad, arrived in town to-day on bust
ness.
Miss Margaret Scott arrived yesterday
| from Lewiston, Me, to spend a few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
| Scott.
William Cumming left this noon for
Concord, where he viii attend the Cum
ming Parry wedding, which takes place
| tonight.
Mrs r. NJ. Savoy, manager of the
Direct Importing company, left to-day
for New York, where she viii spend sew
eral days
Edward Sunderland Of Greenfield,
| Mass, is visiting at the home of DR.,
William Page. He is here in the interest
Of the horse races.
| Captain Gile Of Keene, N H., who has
returned after IS months Of service in
France, was in town this morning to call
on Warren Cummings
1 Miss Alyina Pallas Of Hartford, Conn,
who has been visiting relatives and
| friends in Graniteyille for the past few
! days. returned to Hartford to-day,
Charles Barrows, who is taking his
/ vacation from the tailor shop in H. H,
Rogers q Co.'S store, is spending two
! weeks at Chicopee Falls, Mass, with
Mrs. Barrows' family
! Mr.. and Mrs James Sector, jr.. of Mer-
| chant street, Mr.. and Mrs. Athol Bell OF
Liberty street and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Duncan and son, kelmer, have returned
from weeks outing at Highgate
Springs
/ Little Rena Downing Of Cliff street
entertained Is Of her young friends at a
party yesterday in honor of her seventh
birthday The afternoon was spent in
| playing games, and refreshments were
served
| Arthur Soule Of Evanston, ILL.,, travel.
| ing salesman for the Jones Brothers
company, is here for a few days at the
| home Office. Before returning to Evan
ston. Mr.. Soule viii visit at his old home
in ST. Adams
/ The case Of State vs.. Brisbane Palmer
was brought up in court to-day. Grand
Juror Sargent appearing for the state
and Hoar and Fay for the respondent
Palmer was arrested July ] on a charge
of non support Of his wife.
1 Mrs. Albert Jameson Of Adamant
who was injured in runaway accident
last week, has been brought to the home
Of her son, Allen Jameson, in Barre for
care and treatment Mrs. Jamieson's
back seemed to be injured quite severe.
| ly and she had to be carried from the
house to the ambulance.
There will be meeting Of the local
horse race enthusiasts and others Of the
county at Waterbury tonight, to ascer.
tain whether there will be races in Barre
1 for the remainder Of the season. Several
local horsemen have their horses in train
ing, as well as number Of horses from
other parts of the county
f. A. Young an employee of the Mont.
pelier & Barre Ligat & Power Co, who
was severely burned by coming in con
tact with a wire at the Bolton Falls
plant Of the company several weeks ago
has been able to leave Heaton hospital
and come to his home in Barre. He has
not entirely recovered from. the burns
received in the contact, but is making
steady progress.
Plans for change of location of thu
links of the Barre Golf club will be con
sidered at a special meeting of the ciul
to be held at the Barre city court room
Friday evening of this week. One of tn,
plans under contemplation is the leasing
or purchase of what is known as TIL,
Getty pasture" located off Merchan
street extension. These links would bt
about mile from the city If the plaI
is not accepted, it il expected that othe
proposals will be made to the meeting
An accident similar to that Of Friday
night which resulted in damaging tn,
rear fender Of Mr.. EmsGes new Stude
baker car was witnessed last evening il
front of Lander's store, when a car, sale
to be that Of Charles LeClair, new
Cadillac bumped into the ear Of G. w
Luce of Montpelier and that car being
driven onto the third, which was a Ford
and was moved ahead some 20 feet BY
the impact Of the slight collision Littl,
or no damage was done to any of tn,
cars.
Mark Bogdnofr of Chelmsford, Mass.
was arrested last night by Officer Gam
Bile and was taken to court on the charge
of operating car without displaying
both number plates. When held up, thu
gentleman was sitting on the number
plate, which should have been hanging
on the front of his car. He said he hat
run the car from st. Adams to Burling
ton and through Montpelier and a mum
Der of little towns and gave as excus,
that he hadn't been able to procure The
proper things to fasten the plate ontt
his ear. He pleaded guilty to the charge
and was fined SIS and costs Of $4.45
which the respondent paid, and was re