The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-13
TALK OF THE TOWN.

iHLk UT I'LL iOWN.
Roses rolled rye and roasted rye at
Sowden & Lyons.
Henry Mute went to Boston to-day
for weeks vacation.
Fred Gessard Of Somersworth, n. II.
Is visiting friends here
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Welch Of Groton
were visitors in the city to-day.
Fred W. Putnam Of Brattleboro is
passing few days in the city.
Henry Jacobs Of Worcester was busi.
ness visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs Frank T. place went to Benniug-
ton to-day for a visit with relatives
Zee cream sale, Saturdays l5e per pint
o. 25e per quart. Vermont Fruit store
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Chamberlain Of
Washington were visitors in the city to-
day
4 A number Of persons from this city
attended a dance in Northfeld last
night.
There win be a rehearsal Of the Barre
lCitizens' band on Monday evening at
7;3o o'clock.
! I. H. Marsden Of Plattsburg, \. Y,
has been passing several days ia the
lefty on business.
Mrs. A. D Frontini returned nome
YESTERDAY, after spending a few days
with relatives in Waterbury.
benjamin O. Cheney and George c.
Powers 81 Norristown were IN the city
to-day - business
G Z. Bugbee left this afternoon for
lilseso Spfsna 1hrfe Be VII spend
ennday With Ais family 10 tsmp there
O 6. aie8bef, vino has Frssn paEsSag
several days with Sis brother in West
Topsham. retufhea 60 this city to-day
Mrs. L. II. Laws left the city this
noon for Saratoga Springs, n. ~, where
she expects To remain for 4 few weeks.
J. G. Royce and daughter. Miss Caro-.
line. returned last night to New Haven,
Conn. after visiting friends here for a
few days
Mrs Fabor Lagor resumed her work
yesterday as steuographer in the Office Of
the D A. Perry Real Estate agency,
after weeks vacation.
Mr.. and AIrs.-M. L. Abbott and daugh-
ter Of Boston, who are on an automobile
tour through the New England states.
stopped at the hotel Otis yesterday.
H. J. Smith left the city this morn
ing for Ola Orchard, Me, where lie will
pass few days with Mrs. Smith, who
has been staying there for several days.
Miss Elsie Lindsay Of Lebanon, n H.
and Miss Annie Cieary of Pittshurg, Pa
are passing a few weeks at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Cleary of North
Main street.
The National Bank Of Barre. Granite
Savings Bank 4 Trust company and
Barre Savings Bank & Trust company
win close all day Tuesday, August l6.
Bennington Battle day.
John Lane, who has been employed
for the past few months as clerk at
tbe MOTEL Otis. completed his labors there
to-day and will 60 70 his home in VIII.
iamstown for few days.
There viii be lawn sociable Tues.
day evening Aug, 10, at Mrs George
laqlis. 7 Clark street glyen under the
espices Of the Pansy class Of IKE First
9aptist church All are cordially ii
vited
Charles Fl Wilkey, with A. W. Badeer
Co. has heen afarted diploma
a registered undertaker and enlalm
TIE state rndegtakers' assoeiatio
tViikev took tie exam nation at
ant il et.ng of the association at Bel /
ows Fails
George Karteunis Of Boston, who oper
tes several candy Kitchens in New
lamps We and Massachusetts, cities was
a tie eity Yesterday Il is understood
ut Nr Kartepnis Intends to open
pnfeetioncry store here, If lie can se
~ure place.
Friday ard Saturday arrivals at TIE
iy hotel follow y, +. Mareesn Pos /
Il NJ T. le newport; I y }r
: ngton, New York CitY =. C.
n Portland, Ne.s s. A Sta
iowe G. J, stewart Ra saa
mbers Of st. Albans baseball teams I
"a members Of Negennes baseball
cam.
Friday arrivals at hotel Otis were as
alows: J. D Crawford, W. A Blan
hard, Boston; T. a. Wright Low
Is M. Smith M f Abbott, BOSTON Il
essard. sometsworth NJ Ell; Henf5
walker Burln9ton3 g. J. Lowe, Daa
eille. Va. c. #. Nay New York Cit1
H. Marsden. plattsbre, .. Y..
IN. pariza, Burlington; Z. M Brown
3Y F. Ray, Miss Ray Boston.
After two days Of disappointment ou
the management Of the Pa
ilion has secured for today tie we'll
nown team Of Fagsn and Merriam
'omedians. This net has received sone
rery aattering press notices IN Nes
York City where they are favocites
rneir appearance ct the Pavilion VIII he
heir RTst date il che East for seHersl
eears. and II press notices amount e
,uythina they had ought to be one long
aulA Tar the natrnns nf LIZ Pavilion