The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

Did you get pair OF those sl.ot
eorsets at zoe at yaughan's?
/ The Wells & Lamson Co. installed
a new derrick ON its Webstervillc quarry
Saturday.
i j. G. Mcleod left Saturday for High.
gate Springs, where he will remain in
camp for few days.
| Mrs. Paul ID. Leavitt of East street
has returned from few days visit
with relatives at North Thetford.
| Neil o. Ralph left Saturday afternoon
for Burlington, where he passed the
weekend in camp at Crescent beach.
Leon Gattoni of Granite street re.
turned to this city last night from a
few days business "trip to New York,
John Duncan Of North Seminary street
returned to this city today from few
days visit with friends at Burlington.
The concert by the Barre Citizens
band this week will be held Wedne stlay
night at tle music stand in city park.
Charles S. Waite returned this morn
/ ing to his home In Morrisville, after
passing the weekend with friends in the
city,
! Paul w. Waterman and Harry W.
Averill returned home yesterday, after
! passing several days in Burlington on
/ business
Ernest Larson of Maple avenue left
Saturday night for Montreal, p. O.,
where he will visit for few days with
| relatives.
Ralph Berry, who is attending sum
mer school at Norwich university, passed
the week end in this city as the guest
|. OF friends.
Misses Jennie Wilfore and Florence
Colombo left yesterday afternoon for
Burlington, where they have secured
employment.
Street Superintendent J. C. DeBrune
returned home last night, after passing
few ds1's in camp at the Pythian head
quarters in Burlington.
Harrison Waters OF Central street re-
turned to this city this morning from
Richmond, where he has been spending
the weekend with relatives.
Miss Dorothy Buck returned last
night to Randolph, after passing a few
days in this city as the guest of Miss
Jane Watkins Of Summer street.
Mrs. Joseph Brown returned today to
Hanover, \. H., after passing few days
in the city as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. I. H. Denning of Park street.
James Mackay, jr., of Park street. re-
turned to this city Saturday night from
a two weeks visit in Boston and va
rious points in the White mountains.
+. A. Howard OF Burlington was
visitor in this city to-day as the guest
of Edison Landers of Maple avenue on
his way to Boston for an ined6rite
stay.
Andrew Wilkinson and VIII Averill
returned to this city Saturday night
from ST. Johnsbury, where they attend
ed the pageant held there during last
week.
John Emslie Of Maple avenue and
Joseph Smith of North Main street re.
turned to this city this morning from
st. Johnsbury, where they attended the
pageant last week
Miss wis Snow, who has been visit.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Emslie Of Sem
mary street and with other friends in
the city. left yesterday for her home in |
birmingham, Mass.
Joseph Williams OF Maple avenue Is |
taking a two weeks vacation from his |
duties at the Landers cigar emporium.
He intends to spend part of his vaea.
ton at Malletts Bay.
Alex. Milne of Nichols street left to,
day for Montreal. p O., where he win |
sail within few days for Scotland, 4
where he will make an extended stay /
at his former home in Aberdeen.
James O'Grady, who is taking Two
weeks vacation from his duties at che |
American Express company's local Of
fee. left this morning for brief visit I
at his former home at st. Adams.
John Mclean. who has been spending /
the past few weeks at the quarries in
Barre Town. returned last night to I
Claremont, \. H., where he is employed
by the Sullivan Machinery company.
Rev. II. c. Ledyard who will lecture
at the Universalist church on Tuesday
evening, is deep thinker and brill
liant speaker. He is we'll qualified TO
explain his subject. which is Social
ISM
Mr.. and Mrs W. Arthur Watson, Mrs.
Abbie Pierce, Mrs. Lucy Page and RAY
mond Pierce returned to this city today 1
from Groton, where they have been
spending the past few days at the Ball
camp.
The Republicans Of Barre will have
a flag raising next Saturday evening.
when a Taft-Sherman banner will be
flung to the breeze from their pole in
front of the city hall. There will he
speech making to accompany the event.
Miss Mary bowers OF Cable street,
who is taking a two weeks vacation
from her duties at the Direct Import
ing company, left yesterday for St. Al
bans, where she will visit for several
lays. Her place at the Direct Import
ng company is being filled by Mrs Clar-
,nce Bartlett.
Miss Marie G. Wells entertained ten
IF her young lady friends at porch
party Saturday afternoon from o'clock
until six at her home, 46 Merchant
street. The porch was lastly decorat
a for the occasion. Miss Wells was as-