The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-12

II n uduBnter was Dorm Augutb ON U
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Clark of II
AverilI street.
Mrs. L. A. Houghton of Elm stree
left this morning for Old Orchard Me.
to spend few days vacation.
Miss Clara Carpenter, waitress al
Hotel Barre, left to-day for her home
in Randolph, for brief visit.
| Charles Calcagni has arrived in town
from Connecticut and is visiting
friends and relatives in the city.
f. D. Ladd and family have arrived
in town after an extended vacation
at their camp at Greensboro pond.
Long distance and general trucking,
light and heavy, Granite City Bottling
Works. Tel. 726-M or W.--adv.
Judge Washburn and family of Ba-
tavia, n. Y, who have been in the city
for more than a week, renewing friend
ships, left to-day for their home.
Carl B. Atwood, formerly of this
city, has arrived in town and is re.
newing acquaintance hero, having
come from Montreal, where he has been
living.
Buick--6 cylinder, passenger car,
new top, painted this season, aminite
greasing system, recently overhauled,
new spare cord tire; car in excellent
condition; call for demonstration
Shea's Shoe Store.-adv.
Archie Taft, a bookkeeper at the
Granite Savings Bank & Trust Co., is
having two weeks vacation from his
duties. Mrs. Taft, his wife, is like
wise having rest from duties as
bookkeeper at the Barre Cooperative
creamery, Inc
A party of is or 90 people arrived
in town this morning from Greensb oro,
IL of the number being players of the
Mountain Ciew Golf club, who will
take part in the tournament with the
Montpelier Country club this after
noon. This team morrow meets the
Barre Golf club in tournament.
o. Viscontini, once resident of
Barre and who will be remembered by
many people of the Italian colony, is
making his first visit in IL years
to his friends in the city. Mr.. Viscon
tini's visit is made partially IN the in
terest of business, he now tting pro
prietor of the Art Monument Works
of Chicago.
Joseph Rogers of Walden wos placed
under arrest yesterday at his home
by Deputy Sheriff Frank C. Minard |
on body writ issued by Attorney T. |
R. Davis, charging Rogers with the
sale of mortgaged goods. Rogers. it |
is alleged, sold a horse en- which |
George T. Colby of Williamstown held |
a mortgage, and it was upon bis action
that Rogers was incarcerated in the |
local police station to await civil sc-
tion.
Cesarino Valentino, the young lad
in charge of the street piano now in
Barre is making his twelfth visit to
Barre in as many years, though he
is but l6 years old now. Valentino,
when but little tot, travelled with
his father during the summer months
in their hurdy gurdy outfit all through
New York state, Vermont, parts of
New Hampshire and Massachusetts,.
And now that his father is i'll with
dropsy at his home in BIOS, n, the lad
with his uncle is making the summer
itinerary.
The city treasurer's office to-day
the compilation Of figures
the 1921 tax collection which
,losed Wednesday rs far as payment
without costs of collection was con
'erned. II was found that total of
PA ,400.06 was received by the city
treasurer and that the amount out
tanding was S7,627.73 This latter
amount includes few real taxes, over
which there is some question as to
manner of payment, but most of II Is
n poll taxes as usual The delinquent :
mount is somewhat larger than II
vas in 1920
Depressed business conditions means !
Iothing TO Hotel PARE, for business
here is better than il ever was. The
roblem with Manager Rowan is not
ow to get patrons, but how 10 make
Dom for them all Every night this {
reef the hotel has been filed 20 ca
acity with guests, and Mr.. Rowan
as even had to find accommodations
or people in homes outside of the ho-
ell. No one is ever turned away, for = =
omewhere in Barre exists room for
ne or more people and that some .
here" is located by Mr. Rowan for : :
is guests. The hotel. though young
! establishment il known BY travel 7
~ men from all parts Of the coun :
~ as one giving the best Of service Z
nd accommodations.