The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-07-31
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Faney ho.e q AIelNhorter's.

Plinney Cutler is spending a two
weeks vacation at his home in Plain
field.
All the popular music, 19e. Special
orders, 25c. Ideal Book and Stationery
Store.
Thos. H. Cave, Jr., and Elwyn j.
Scott left Saturday for Boston on q
two weeks outing
Henry P. Baldwin and family haze re-
turned from several weeks vacation
spent ut Barton Landing.
Mrs. o. +. Carpenter and children went
to Alexander, \. H, today for two
weeks visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lease, who
have been passing two weeks vacation
in Calais, have returned home.
Mrs. Grace Greed returned Saturday
from Springfield, Mass, where she has
been staying for tile psst month.
ii il reported Fred Hayden il the
proud possessor Of pond Of water at
the expense Of the town Of Barre.
Mrs. ]. Heller, WHO has been visiting
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Dodge, left TO-DAY for Chicago, III.
W. l. Leonard returned to Lexington.
Mass, today after spending Sunday IN
this city with his son, Van Leonard
Geraldus Knapp returned Saturday
night from few days visit with his
brother Charles, in Fitehburgh, Mass.
Ezra White resumed work ii r, Fl.
cation spent in Swanton and Montreal
Miss Nina F. Converse, bcolkeepcr at
the National Bank OF Barre, resumed
her duties today after a two weeks'sva-
cation
Mail Carrier d. S. Waterman and son,
Earl, went to Orange today to attempt
70 lure the speekled beauties from the
brooks.
Rev. H. r. Haitwell Of Neponsett, ILL.,.
who preached at the Congregational
church yesterday, left this morning loI
4 visit in Maine,
A regular meeting Of Granite City
Lodge, /, O. @. F. NJ. u, viii be held in
the X. Of G. hall, Tuesday evening, Aug.
lust l, at o'clock.
The roads in Barre town are reported
to be so constructed this year as to
prohibit the passage of automobiles
through the town.
Rev. r. F. Lowe left this morning fol
a three weeks vacation at his cottage al
i Kittery Point, Me. Mrs. Lowe went
there two weeks ago.
Miss Mertie Walker, with Miss Bertha
! Pike Of Montpelier, left Saturday for q
two weeks vacation which viii bt
spent on the Maine coast.
II Miss Susie Kendall. stenographer il
the Office Of the Barre Purchasing, agency
went to her home in South Strafforc
Saturday fer weeks visit.
| At tie regular meeting Of yincitis
| Lodge, Knights OF Pythias, Tuesday
evening there will be election 81 officers
to fill vacancies and installation.
Miss Grace Rafterv Of Montreal, VIII
has been visiting Miss Carolyn Burke
left this morning for a few days wish
ID Burlington before returning 10 hel
home.
If todays league BAH game with Bur
lington is played, Coombs win do tn,
twirling for the local team. McCrane
Burlington's recent acquisition, is likel,
to be put against him.
The last opportunity Of the season fo
brook trout fishing was embraced to
day by a large number Of local fisher
men, in spite Of the rain and high waite
caused BY yesterdays steady down
pour.
Mrs. s. S. Cotton, who has been visit
ing at the home Of AIr. and Mrs. H. X
| Bush, returned to her home in Rutlan,
this morning She was accompanied b
Mrs Lillian Iigouri, who goes there fol
two weeks visit.
Travelling ia house on wheels, JOSEPH
lGuerin, of Brookfield, Mass, blacksmith
who recently sustained a shock, is max
ing a tour of Vermont with his wife an,
daughter. They expect to be away from
home for ten weeks.
Harold Matber. who has been employ
al assclerk iii Frank MeWhorter's stor,
Tor the past year, finished work Their
Saturday night and went to Burlington
this morning, where he has secured
position in the Burlington Syndicat,
store.
Remember the clerks excursion Il
Alissisquoi Park, August eth. Gilbert
sons orchestra, free dancing in pavilion
base ball game between single and mar
ried men, boating and fishing, genera
good time. Adults, s1.00. Children be
tween and ~ years, soc.
DR.. and Mrs. George d. Wheeler, for
merly Of this city, arrived in town Sat
urdav afternoon in the course Of al
automobile trip. They left Boston twc
weeks ago, visited points along thu
Maine coast and stopped for short
time at Greensboro Pond. They will also
visit in Brookfeld during two weeks
stay hereabouts.
The marriage of Siro Calderari ant
1 Miss Angelina Bianehi occurred at 13C
I O'Clock Saturday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Clementine Bianehi, the bride:
mother at 10 Barre street in Montpe
Iier. The marriage was q civil service
\ according to the custom in Italy, Justice