The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs. Mary Powers of Springfield
Mass, is guest at the home of w. 4
Lappin in Websterville.
John Anderson of Hill street has re.
turned home, after spending several days
with friends in Bradford.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. 0. Flint were in st
Adams last night, where they ATTENDED
the Anderson Loomis wedding
Misses Annie and Lena johnson Of
Newton, Mass, are visiting in this city
as the guests of Frank Cooley of Beck
ley hill.
Misss Margaret Doheny of Camp
street has returned to this city from
a three weeks outing, which was passed
in Fairlee.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ f. Morrison of Chi
cago are visiting his brother, John G..
Morrison, at the Morrison farm for a
few weeks.
James Pirie, jr., of Granitevile was
visitor in the city this morning, re-
turning from several days business
visit at Boston.
Mrs. Joseph Trombley of Merchant
street left yesterday afternoon for Con-
cord, N. H.. where She will make an ex-
F. W. Farnham and daughter, Alice,
and Mrs. B. A. Eastman of Camp street,
returned to this city yesterday from
three weeks outing at Fairlee.
Miss Ann Marion returned to her home
at Port Henry n. ", yesterday, aft
er visit in the city as the guest Of
Mrs. Mary Garyey of Pearl street.
Miss Bertha Mclean of Granteyille
left the city this morning for South
Acton, Mass. where she will resume her
duties as a teacher in the public schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Jackson of
Liberty street returned home to-day
from Woodstock, where they attended
the state convention OF Universalists.
Mrs. Rose Collins and daughter, Mar
querite, of Maiden, Mass, arrived in this
city yesterday for visit at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. p. G. Owens of Hill street
Mrs. Orion Provost and two daughters
returned this morning to their home in
Braintree, Mass, after spending several
weeks with relatives in Barre and Web
sterville.
Prin. and Mrs. @. X Hollister of Sher-
idan street returned home to-day from
Woodstock, where they have been at
tending the annual state convention OF
The Camels Hump club will meet in
the ante-rooms at Eagles hall Friday
evening at 1880 o'clock. All members
wishing to make the ascent are request
I'd to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Letourneau OF
Maple avenue leave tomorrow for three
weeks tour through Canada. They plan
to attend the Sherbrooke fair and spend |
most OF the time in that vicinity.
Rev FIR. Barney Marion, pastor of
he Catholic church at Potsdam, \. T..
eft yesterday noon for his home, after
. days visit in this city as the guest
IF Mrs. Mary Garyey Of Upper Pearl
street.
Miss Annie Brown of Bassett street |
has returned to this city from Windsor,
where she has been visiting as the
quest of her brother, Robert. who is |
of the Lamorey Clothing COM
,any OF that place.
Miss Blanche Spaulding has returned
% her home in this city, after passing
,wo months in Boston and New York.
n Boston Miss Spaulding attended the
lnnual summer session of the New Eng
and Conservatory of Music.
George 0lmstead of Jefferson street
eturned to this city last night
rom Morrisville, where he attended the
.amoille county fair. Mr.. Olmstead has
lot missed the opportunity OF attend
ng this fair in the last IL years.
Mrs. F. X z. Archambault and chill
ren of Merchant street left to-day for
FALL River, Mass, where they will visit
or two weeks. She was accompanied
" G. A. Archambault OF Fall River.
Who has been visiting as the guest of
Dr.. Archambault for the past week,
eturning from trip to Montreal.
The condition of the Italian named
who is confined to the home
1 l.. Ferrari of Newton street, as the
esult of injuries received about the
ead by being hit by q telephone pole
'hle returning from work Tuesday
light on the workmen's electric car, is
improved to-day.
The ladies' annual handicap golf COM
etition will be held tomorrow after
Don, beginning at 80 sharp. All ac-
i've lady members of the golf club are
sked TO participate; the other lady
lembers are cordially indvited to spend
social afternoon at the club house.
is proposed to bring lunches and have
upper together at o'clock.
Owing to the fact that l.. Fl. Bart c
TT has been delayed in reaching Barre !
/ his long trip from Silver City, n. NJ, !
ne funeral of his daughter, Miss Ruby y
artlet. the Goddard student, who died
Ionday night, will be postponed until
[onday forenoon at 10 o'clock, when |
will be held from the Church of the '
ood Shepherd. The remains will hc +
ken to Fairfield for interment, the fu-
eral party leaving at ll;20. a
James Kesson was arraigned before i
ndge II. w. Scott in city court last
ght on a charge of breach of the peace,
} which he entered plea of guilty.
he court imposed fine of S5 and costs il
{ S5.34. which the respondent paid. t
esson was arrested by Officer George {
Carrie on warrant issued by States o
ttorney J. Ward Carver. 1t was al o
ged that kesson engaged in some Kind {
an alteration with a woman named \
lila Sargent on Elm street last Satur S
~ night. c
A very pleasant surprise was rendered a
n. and Mrs w. II. oliver at their 5
,me, Glenwood avenue, last night. g
hen about fifty of their friends met TO Il
low the esteem in which they are held I
I'd to voice their regrets at their con. y
e departure from this city to make u
eir home in Westerly, r. l. Before
e party broke up, Rev. Z. +. Newell,
b. d.. pastor of the NJ. f. church, pre-
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