The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-09
TALK OF THE TOWN


H Best outing. Zoe per yard, at Fits.
II Mrs. II G. Jarvis of Beacon street, is
II visiting in Burlington with relatives for
/ several days.
II New iron beds and springs at IIale's
h Meeting OF l.. A., A. o. H., tonight in
4 n. of G. rooms.
H We can save You money. Buy your
blankets and winter underwear at The
i Vaughan Store.
Eugene Eastman of Washington was
among the business visitors in the city
| yesterday end to-day.
Eli Densmore of Brook street was
able TO be out of doors to-day, after
an illness OF several days,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Knight y Hill
street returned TO this city last night,
after weeks visit at Boston.
James Coutts who has been employed
in Williamstown for several months, re-
turned to Barre yesterday for the win
ter.
Leon A. Sinclair returned last nighl
to his home in Essex Junction after
passing few days with friends in the
city.
S. +. Andrews of Richmond is visiting
in this city for a few days at the home
of his son, c. 5. Andrews, of Maple
grove.
Benjamin NJ. Batchclder of Elmwood
avenue began work yesterday at the
II. j. Smith market on North Main
street.
II. j. Woodward has resumed his du-
ties as manager OF the Barre Medium
Quarry offices, after a few days visit at
Northfeld
All interested in forming Wilson
and Marshall club please meet at the
city court room Thursday evening at
1880 o'clock.
Regular monthly meeting of the Barre
! City hospital trustees will be held in the |
council chamber, city building, this even
ing at s o'clock
Mrs. John +. Sullivan, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs James Ben
nett OF Pearl street, returned to-day TO
her home in Hardwick.
Miss Bella Thompson, who recently /
landed from the Allen line steamship
Grampian. arrived in this city this morn
ing from Montreal, +. Q.
Mrs Mary A. Corse returned ycster-
day to her home in Richmond after
spending a few days with friends in
Barre and Wiliamstown.
George NJ. Marion left last night for
Boston, where he intended to witness
to-day's game between the Boston Red
Sox and the New York Giants.
Mrs. Alexander Hanton OF Merchant
street and Mrs. James Johnson left to-
day for an extended visit with rela
tives in Boston and other Massachusetts,
cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pembroke. who
have been spending few days with
friends in the city, left yesterday by !
automobile for their home in Manches !
ter. n. II.
Chief of Police Samuel Sinclair was
in Montpelier last night and assisted
Chief OF Po,iee Durkee in handling tn" /
big crowd winch gathered Z meet Prasi- +
dent Taft II
Mrs. Martha Heath of Washington !
street, who has been visiting at Granite
vile for the past week az the guest Of y
Mrs Murdo McIver, returned to the city il
yesterday. Il
All union stores of Barre will close Q
at 6 o'clock Friday evening and remain b
closed all day Saturday Columbus day K
The purchasing public should be guided /,
\
C. b. Hollis, superintendent Of the G,
Eastern Tale company's mines in Koch
ester, returned yesterday to his home in :
after passing few days in the =
,ity on business.
Meeting OF troop 2, boy scouts, at the
church vestry from I to
! this evening, Regular gymnastic drill. |
Those having uniforms wear them. j.
", Jackson scout master.
Luther jackson, who has been attend
ng an automobile college at Washing
So, . 60 hE - Il
listing at the home Of his parents on
he East Montpelier road.
Fred b. 3osworth, who was called to
}arrc by the illness and death Of his
mother. Mrs Charlotte Bosworth Of Mer
hant street, returned last night to his
ome in Roxhury, Mass.
VIII the party who took by mistake
friday or Saturday bundle from our
tore containing vest, please return
he same to Moore & Owens store, l22
,orth Main street Barre? II
Joseph Lavery of North Main street
Eft last night for Salada, Colo, where II
e will spend the winter months Mr..
avery has secured employment in the
ranite industry at Salada.
William kirton, who has been resid
~ in this city for the past few months,
,ft this morning for Hardwick, where
e has secured employment at the
Woodbury. Granite company.
Mrs. James Malloy who has been
assing several days at the home OF her
ather, Charles G. johnson of the MeT | =
liant street extension. will return to-
light to her home in Boston.
Albert Freeman, who has been spend
lg few days az his former home in
arre, returned this morning to Bur $50
ngton where he will resume his stud
IS in the medical department of the r
University of Vermont.
Mrs. Frank G. Rowland and Mrs. H. Y. i
mith of Maple ,venue went yesterday
, Woodstock. where as delegates from
be ladies guild of the Church of the
God Shepherd they will attend the an
lal convention Of the woman's auxil-
ny. Sc
Tuesdays arrivals at the hotel Otis 4,
ere as follows w. II. Pelkey, Fair o
aven; f. G. Taylor, Springfield. Mass;
p. Townsend. East Montpelier; W. -
Walker. Benson; l.. Rowe. Peacham: ~,
NJ. Strasser. Albany, y. Y; w. II. ~;
artin. Plainfeld. 80,
@. " Dodge of Boston. supervising s.
,ent for the New England district of the va
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