The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-03
TALK ~ THE TOWN

of Plainf : ieir farm on Holister hill
ineludir ck and tools, TO L. L
Maxha Barre. The latter buys 70
a hoF has already taken posses
sion property Mr.. and Mrs. Me
Leaa S moving their household good
| tot s ouse on Bcynton street, recent
ly . ed by A. X. Bradley.
| Nj, Lucy A. Whitney and daughte
of Montpelier are moving to the farm il
| Corinth, which they recently purchased
through the Perry Rea! Estate agencl
of this city.
Tuesdays arrivals at the hotel Oti
were as follows: f. d. Goyell, Water
town, n. y; j. II. Batcheldcr Orange
Mass; S. Z. Brownell, Burlington.
Miss Lua Higgs of Prospect avenue
left yesterday. noon for White6eld, y
H.. where she will be employed for TIM
summer at the Mountain View house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pctrie Of Glen
wood avenue left to-day Tor Putnams
vile, where they will visit at Mrs. Pc
tries former home. Mr.. Petrie will re
turn TO this city the latter part OF th'
week. His wife will remain for month";
visit.
A party of young lady friends ten
dered a reception last evening Mt tht
home of Mrs, Herman Douglass of Ore
ange street to Miss lnez Waterman
who is soon to leave this city for Or
leans. At Orleans Miss Waterman vii
be engaged tutoring at a summer schoo
camp.
Mrs. ]. P. Corskic and children oi
Washington street lett today for Dan
vile, where they will spend a few days
in camp at st. Joseph's lake.
George Burnham OF Lancaster, n. IL.
is spending a few days in this city as
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Fl. o.
Camp of Highland avenue.
Aaron Berman of Littleton, \. H., is
spending a few days in this city on bust
ness.
H. f. Hall of West street returned to
this city to-day from few days busi-
ness trip to Warren.
NJ. Peter Cunningham of Boston, a
travelling freight agent for the Grand
Trunk railroad, was 4 business visitor in
this city to-day,
Miss Meta Lawrence of French street
who has been supervisor of the girls at
the Vermont Telephone & Telegraph
exchange in the Howland block for the
past few years, completes her duties
there Saturday night and will leave for
Howard. r, T.
John Frontini Of Foss street left to-
day for Waterbury, where he has been
engaged by the management of the Wa
terbury town team to catch in their
game the Fourth Of July against the
Barre Rustlers.
Louis Hoar, the star pitcher of the
Barre Blue Sox. met with an mfortu-
nate accident Monday night while play.
ing ball ON the gospel village grounds.
In some manner he received a broken
rib. 1t viii be at least two or three
weeks before he will be able to again
play ball He is now at his home on
East street
Cobhle Hill grange held its regular
meeting last night with an average at
tendance. The lecturers program was
as follows; Patriotic music, in charge
of Lena Owen; roll call, to which the
members responded with patriotic quo
tations; paper, ways in Which the
Grange Is Helpful Mrs. Perry; reei-
tation, Harold Bancroft A social com
mittee was appointed, consisting of Mrs.
p NJ Beckley, Mrs. W. l.. Davis and
Mrs +. X. Hutchinson.
Antoine Temporelli of Hardwick ar
rived in the city this morning fer Il
ten days visit with relatives.
John Haddigan of Hardwick is spend
ing a few days with friends in Barre
and Montpelier.
For the ID. A. Perry Real Estate agen-
cy Of this city. J. J. Dashner Of Wash
ington has sold the farm in West Cor
NTH until recently owned by l.. p True
to Daniel Magoon of Washington. Mr..
True will give immediate possession to
the new owner of the property.
Miss Florence A. Estee, who has beeh
visiting relatives on Summer street for
the past ten days, left. this noon for
where she win make a short
stay before returning to her home i'll
Rutland
Miss Maria Pedroli of Hardwick is
spending several days in the city as thc
guest of Mrs. G. Bizzozzero of Brook
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hedwall, Mr.. and
Mrs John Matson, Carl Anderson and
Oscar Anderson left last night for Ber-
in pond, where they will spend the re-
mainder of the week in camp.
Miss Florence Hammond of Summer
street lett this morning for Orange for
, several days stay with friends.
Clayton Murray of North Main street
eft this morning on a shoEt business
trip to Underhill.
Mr.. and Mrs G. C. Hutchinson of New
York arrived in this city last night for
, few weeks visit with relatives.
Carl Mute of Maple Grove returned
% this city last night after an extensive
business trip through the southern part
IF the state.
Frank Fregosi who has been en-
1lyed in North Main street barber
,hop for several months, has gone TO
Montpelier. where he has secured similar
Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen of Essex
Junction arrived in the city last even
ne to pass few days with relatives.
Ben +. Wilson. the Socialist orator,
Who addressed gathering of local party !
members in Rowland hall last evening. !
will speak in East Barre tonight, leav-
nE to morrow on II tour OF Massaehu |
etts.
c. +. Smith of Morrisville. master of
he state grange, Patrons of Husbaudry, /
vas among the visitors in the city yes |
erday.
Mrs. G. R. Philip of Currier street left
his morning for Albany. \. Y. where |
he will make ar extended visit with |
elatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Lewis of Boston,
dass., arrived in the city Yesterday !