The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-19
TALK OF THE TOWN
adde's new belts al Abbott's.

Ladies' new belts at Abbott's.
Percale work aprons SOC nj Knights
Special sale on one'strap pumps at Til
den Shoe company.
Miss Eva Buley is spending week
with her aunt in Richmond
Ask for No. III aud 700 Tally.Ho
gauze hose, Doe, at Naughans.
Silk dresses and silk waist sale all
this week. Paris Shirtwaist House.
Robert Donald left last night for Bos.
ton, where he will spend several days
with friends.
Fred Owens left Saturday for Mont
gomery, where he will visit relatives for
a few days.
city to-day aud viii be employed here
during the summer.
Emory L. Smith of West street is
passing several days at his summer place
IN old Orchard, Me-
Piano tuning George II. Bayerle will
be in the city this week. Orders for
tuning can be left at this office.
Wonderful sale of silk dresses. Our
lucky purchase your chance to buy ex-
quisite creations; Sl4 dress for $3.50,
Paris Shirtwaist House.
Feature program at the Bijou; an
l. NJ. p. Rags and Riches Powers,
featuring Edwin August" in Their AIu-
tual Friendship" and others.
Rev. John Bjork of West Patterson
street, pastor of the Swedish Baptist
mission, left this morning on 4 several
days trip to Boston and Springfield,
Mass.
Mrs. William Mcqueen, who has been
spending a few days with her daughter,
Mrs. John Walker, of 10 Academy street,
returned this forenoon to her home in
Mortified
Mrs Andrew Nelson of Boynton street,
who has been confined to the City hos
pital for several weeks, was taken to her
home yesterday afternoon in A. w.
Badger & Co.'s ambulance.
Francis j. Mcdonnell of Keith avenue
returned this morning from a several
days business trip TO Boston, Lawrence
and Lowell, Mass. in the interests OF
the granite firm OF Mcdonnell & Sons.
A. Armeni and Natalie Brusa, who have |
been spending several months at their |
former home in Italy. arrived in the city |
this morning, from New York, where |
they landed Saturday from French I
sailing vessel from Cherburg
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Medor. who have |
been spending three weeks with rela-
lives in Webstervlle, were visitors in the
sity to-day while on their way to Bur
ngton for a short visit before returning
q their home in Westport. n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Campbell,
ormer residents OF Barre, We're in the
'ity on a brief business visit Saturday.
esterday they left in a newly purehas-
a Cadillac touring car for Morrisville,
where they visited until to-day. when
hey left for Old Orchard, Me-, to pass
he summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. l.. House of West
treet and Mr.. and Mrs Dell Blanchard
+ Montpelier left Saturday night for
,uechee, whore they passed Sunday with
elatives. This morning they proceeded
o Boston, where they viii spend sew
raj days as the guest of Mrs. George
uigley, former resident of Barre.
Arthur Larochelle Of Railroad street
nd Russell Hoyt of Summer street, who
re students at the Jefferson Medic al
lllege. Philadelphia, Pa. will arrive in
ARE this evening TO spend the summer.
ngus H. l. Smith. 1911 graduate OF
high school, vino IL also stu
nnt at jefferson college. will accom-
any them as far as his home in South
ysgate.
Mrs Mary Marion of North Main
rect who for thirteen years has been
clerk in the +. NJ. Lyon store, com
eted her duties Saturday night. As
testimonial of their esteem. other
erks at the Lyon store presented Mrs
arrion sum of money. This morning
e began work as a saleswoman in the
lugaan store.
NJ and Mrs. William f. Morrison of
Park street left this morning for Rut-
nd. where the former win assume his
w duties as local manager for the
lstern Estate Tea Go. Mr.. and Mrs.
orrison have made their home in Barre
any wears and large circle of friends
II wish them success in Rutland Mr.
prison place at the Barre branch of
e Eastern Estate Co.. is filed by Ray
md c. Waterman, who began work
ere this morning.
News was received here Saturday Of
D death OF Louis Levin, which oc-
RED in Boston as the result of in
les which he sustained in an elevator a
,ident several weeks ago. With him -
the time OF his death was his brother, ~
Ter s. Levin, of Barre, who has been a
,nding several days in Boston. The
mains were brought yesterday to Bur
gton for burial in the family lot.
long those who attended the funeral
vices from out of the city were Mrs
s. Levin and two children, Rosa and
rry, of Forsythe place. this city.