The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-20
TALK OF THE TOWN


Ladies' hand bags with protected locks
at Abbott's.
For real suit and coat bargains come
here. Henry knight.
Can't be beat UNDERWAY auto oil for
all makes of cars. At the N. d. Phelps
Mrs. Phoebe Gale returned Saturday
from Randolph, where she had been Wis
iting for several days.
Edward G. Robertson of New York
City arrived here Saturday night, where
he expects to spend the summer
Miss Dorothy Buck Of Randolph is
spending few days in this city as the
guest OF friends on Summer street.
Edward Burke, who has been visiting
at Hartford, Conn, for the past week,
returned to this city Saturday night.
All Rebekahs going to Williamstown
Tuesday evening, May 81, will meet at
Odd Fellows hall at 6:45, Per order
n. G.
Miss Elizabeth Gondyo of Mortified
is spending few days in this city as
the guest of friends on North Main
street.
Joseph Fraser returned to Morrisville
last night, after spending few days
at the home Of his mother on Murray
street.
Miss Mary Cormie returned to her
home in Burlington this morning, after
spending few days with friends in
the city.
James Riley of East street left yes
terday noon for Chelmsford Mass,
where he will visit with friends for a
few days.
Charles H. Barton returned home this
morning, after passing the weekend at
his summer camp on Niggerhead pond in
Mapshfeld.
Brahm Rockwell and Richard Chaus-
see of Burlington were visitors in this
city yesterday. The trip was made in
Mr.. Chaussee's automobile.
Dan Macdonald of Graniteville left
this city this morning for Intingonish,
N S., where he expects TO make an in
definite visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stewart, who
have resided on South Main street for
the past year, left this morning for
Hardwick, where Mr.. Stewart has Sc
cured employment.
One hundred and twenty-one couples
attended the weekly dance held in the
Rowland hall Saturday night under the
auspices of the Woodmen. Riley's or
chestra of five pieces furnished music.
Mrs. Harriet Little, who had been
spending the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Sarah Drew, in Boston, arrived
home Saturday night, accompanied by
Mrs. Drew, who returns to Boston to-
night.
Rummage, rummage, rummage from
the attic to the cellar, and the result Of
rummage sale in the yestry of the Uni
versalist church this week Tuesday and
Wednesday, afternoon and evening.
James Kanaly. conductor on the Barre
branch of the Central Vermont railroad,
was called to Leicester Junction yester-
day by the serious illness OF his father
His place on the Barre run il taken this
week by Conductor Charles Muldoon OF
st. Adams.
A party OF local fishermen left yes
terday afternoon by automobile for
where they viii enjoy few
days fishing The following anglers
the party, B. w. Hooker, |
John w. Dillon, Frank MeWhorter, A. !
P. Abbott, G. W. Averill, v. Il. Ayers, |
F. D. Ladd and n. j. Roberts.
Guy l.. Norris, who has been employed |
n the Barre branch store Of the East |
srn Estate Tea Co. for the past two |
and one-half years, has resigned his |
position and began work this morning |
n the Sherburne & Flint grocery store
n Montpelier. Mr. Norris will make |
lis home in Montpelier hereafter.
The R. c. !. P. A. local, No. 24I, will
lold their annual banquet and dance in
Rowland hall Tuesday evening May 81.
supper at p. m. Dancing from $3.50 I
o IL p. m. Riley's orchestra will fur
lish music. The banquet and dance is
rec to all members of local 24l. Any
me wishing to bring friend viii pay
ust the price of the supper, which is
&C. Tickets for clerks and friends can
,e had from the committee Friday and
W. H. Eager at f. NJ. Lyons
tore; John Ariola at Moore & Owens
tore; Arthur Mcneil at A. p. Abbott's
tore. Procure your tickets by Satur-
ay night in order that Mr. Snow, the
atereT, will know how many to prepare