The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

G. n. Barber.
Five hundred yards of gingham, the
l0c quality, on sale Saturday for tx
per yard, at Perry's.
Come to the NJ. w. Of A. dance al
Rowland hall Saturday. Aug. IL. Riley's
orchestra. Gents soc, ladies free.
Everett c. Swasey of Waterbury, a
former resident of Barre, is employed IN
the George n. Tilden shoe store.
William Henry of Bethel was a Wis.
itor in the city to-day on his way to
Williamstown for few days visit
The employees of the LeClair & McNul-
ty granite plant are holding their an
nual outing at Caledonia park to-day.
Thomas Marion of Rochester, n. ", is
expected to arrive in the city this even
ing for an extended visit with relatives.
Mrs c. H. Woodes and children re-
turned home last night from vacation
passed in New Hampshire and Maine.
Harry w. Averill and Paul W. Water
man left Yesterday for Burlington, where
they will remain for several days with
friends.
Miss Gladys and Reginald Raycroft re-
turned yesterday from Woodbury., where
they have been visiting relatives for
two weeks.
Miss Mary Wood, who has been spend
ing the summer at lake st. Joseph in
Danville, returned yesterday to her home
on Gilmore street.
A, +. Newhall Of Westerly, r. l., is
passing few days inspecting the gran
tie plants of the city and the quarry
land in the town.
Mrs. A. E. Buck and two daughters,
Alice and Florence Of Randolph. are Wis
iting at the home of c. A. Churchill of
Merchant street.
Burton Mari of Warren street returned
to this city this morning from Calais,
where ha has been spending the past few
days on The Walker farm.
Mrs. James Cummings Of Lancaster,
n. H., arrived in the city last evening
for visit at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Ned j. Lewis OF Spaulding street.
Mrs. A. NJ. Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Watson and Raymond Pierce left
this noon for Groton, where they will
remain for few days at the Bali camp
The first ear of peaches direct from
California, shipped subject to inspection,
to Sidney +. Spafford due August ~.
Order of your dealers and save money.
James P. Mackay of Park street, who
has been spending the past ten days in
Boston and various points through New
is expected to return to this
,ity to-day.
Allen Noodle of New York, district |
manager of this division OF |
.he Western Union Telegraph company, |
was among the business visitors in the |
;ity yesterday.
An automobile tour on a miniature |
scale, hailing from Randolph, passed |
through this city yesterday on their
way to Burlington. The tour consisted |
If eight ears.
N. b. Ballard, n. s. Love, John I. |
Averill and Edward Bruce returned home
from Burlington, where they
participated in the Shriners' excursion
% Fort Frederic.
Kenneth Gale Of Wellington street hps |
'eturned from Trenton, n. j.. where he |
las been engaged for the past week as
soloist with the orchestra at /
he state hospital.
Miss Mary Sullivan and p. S. O'Con-
icll were united in marriage yesterday
afternoon at o'clock at st. Monca's
hurch Rev. p. NJ. Mckenna, pastor of
he church, ofiiciated.
Mrs. Alma Little of North Mont
,elier is spending a few days in this
tty attending her daughter, Mrs. George
Reed, who is confined TO her home on
Washington street by illness.
Miss Grace Little, who has been visit
ng at the home of her sister, Mrsl
george Reed of Washington street, for
he past several days. returned yester-
ay to her home at Montpelier.
Laws famous frozen pudding, the
nost delicious frozen dainty known TO
he human palate Saturday prices on
ur delicious velvet" ice cream in four
avors. The New England Fruit Store.
Wait for our large shipment of can
ing peaches due to arrive Wednesday
r Thursday. We can save YOU money
Do not be misled; it will pay YOU TO
Wait and buy OF Us. Diversi Fruit Co.
Miss Mary Colombo of Bolster place
will begin a two weeks vacation from
er duties in the Divers fruit store this
fternoon and will leave tonight for
BOSTON, where she will visit relatives
or 10 days.
After the regular meeting of the Royal
lrcanum last night, in the Knights of
'ythias rooms, social evening was
nioyed. Refreshments were served, and
he usual literary and musical exercises
rere suspended.
J. G.. Griggs, who superintends the !
'b9nix Life Insurance company of this
ity. is TO move his household goods !,
ext week to Montpelier, where he is to (
eside. Mr.. Griggs will conduct his bust.
ess in this city as usual.
Three men in charge of +. A. Stay !
on's long string of race horses left
thursday morning for Barton, where {
he horses are entered in the fair races. I,
ir. Sfayton leaves the first part of next |
eek to take charge of the stables.
George H Ross, who attended the
tate convention of postal clerks in this
ty Yesterday. returned this morning
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