The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

1dLA Or lHE iOWN
n Effie b. Barber of Burlington WAS il
Barre this morning on business.
Luther q. Leach Of Rutland was il
Barre this morning for short time.
Visit the clearance sale on oxford
at the Tilden Shoe Co.'s new store.-
adv.
| MIR. and Mrs. Donald Leith of King
ston, N. Y, are visiting relatives il
this city,,
Miss Ethel Ard Of Berlin street. q
deaconness, left last night for Under
hill, where she will spend a weeks
vacation as the guest of friends.
Z. j. Owens of South Main street
returned yesterday from New York
City, where he has been spending the
greater part of the past two weeks.
Miss Ella Owen of South Main street
resumed her duties at the Adams Co,
store yesterday after having spent her
two weeks vacation at Berlin pond.
DIR. Arthur LaRochelle of Springfield,
Mass, arrived in Barre this morning to
spend few days with his relatives
here. LaRochelle was former resident
of Barre
Rev. Fir. O'Farrell of Quebec returned
home Monday night, having enjoyed a
weeks visit with his nephews, Rev. FIR
Myles O'FarreIl of Barre and Patrick
OFarrell of Graniteville.
Miss Mabel Jones of Montclair, N. j..
and Robert Owens of Granville, n. y,
have returned to their homes after a
short visit at the home of Miss Mar
garet Roberts of Richardson street.
Norman D. Murray and Mrs. Effe
Graham, both of Graniteville, were
united in marriage last evening at the
Congregational parsonage by Rev. F.
L. Goodspeed. They were unattended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shea, and little
son, Milton, Of fremont street, togeth-
err with Miss Bessie Pitkin, sister
of Mrs. Shea's. left this morning by
auto to spend two weeks at the Elmer
Holmes cottage at Joe's pond.
Miss Jennie Mare assistant to the
secretary of the Quarry Workers In
ternational union, to-day began va
cation of three weeks, and with her
mother, left for st. Adams, Me-, where
they will visit in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert MARI.
Mrs. Joseph D. Will and daughter. |
of Hartford, Conn, arrived |
in Barre Monday to spend several days
at the home of Walter d. Douglas. go |
North Main street. Mr. Douglas met |
them Monday at White River June.
ton and brought them TO Barre in his
rar.
Miss Jessie G. Mcdonald of Los An
geles, Cal, who visited here in SuIy |
and since which has been, visiting lei.
atives in Saugus, Mass, started on her
return journey to the west to day.
En- route she will make stop-overs at
Niagara Falls, Chicago and the Grand
Canyon, expecting to reach home on
Sept. /.
A heavy shower early this morning
,aused much trouble on the roads in
he direction of East Montpelier, One
luto, bringing men to work in Barre,
arrived shortly after 8 o'clock this
morning, over an hour and quarter
ate. The entire car was mud COW
red, showing the condition OF the
oads it had been forced to traverse.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond j.
Arkley of Springfield, Mass, will be
LEASED TO learn of the birth of an
light pound daughter Monday, August
!. Both young people are well known
n this city, Mrs, Arkley being remem
'ered as Miss Jennie Sinclair, while
Ir, Arkley il the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
. L. Arkley Of Park street
Edison Lander of Washington street
sas arrested this morning on com
laint Of States Attorney Earle r.
,avis. by Chicef of Police James Sulli
an, charged with disposing of proper
Y by chance, in his place of business
[ % North Main street. He pleaded
utility when brought before Judge Fl.
in L. Scott and paid fine of 81 and
osts Of s605, an aggregate amount
Ss.05. His gambling machine was a !
unch board.
The work on the Granite Savings
ank building has progressed to such
degree that steps are now being tax
n to lower the entrance to the level
the sidewalk. In fact. the stone
cps have already been removed. and
ork is now being directed 10 the dis {
acement OF the Large threshold stose.
hich is situated in such position n
tat it Is difficult to get it out with ii
IT derrick or a set of pulleys, both ri
which can be used only at great 2
and trouble.