The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

IN. lpI IL lew ud4 wish.
James Robertson has returned to his
home after visiting his brother, George
Robertson of Thomas street
Miss Ruth Eastman of Patterson
street left to-day for Boston, where she
will remain during the winter.
All young men wishing to belong to
the new club, please meet in the court
room tonight at oeloek.-Adv.
Miss Marguerite Nichols OF Richard
son street went yesterday to Waitsiield,
where she will visit friends for few
days.
Henry upper OF Montreal, p. O.,
passed Sunday and Labor day with his
father, George II. Upper, of Keith ave-
nue..
A 9A pound son, Wesson Richardson,
was born yesterday at the City hos
pital to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Mac
neil.
Miss Albna Connolly, who has been
passing several days with relatives in
Barre, has returned to her home in Nam
chester, n II.
! Harry Levin of Forsythe place, who
has been passing a month with relatives
! in Syracuse, N. ", returned home yes
terday morning.
Mrs. F. i. Burr and son. Warren, of
Camp street have returned home, after
passing few days with relatives at
Thetford Center
Mrs. N. A. kelton returned yesterday
to her home in Lebanon, n. H., after
spending several days with friends in
Barre and vicinity.
Miss Bella Duncan of Warren street,
who has been taking months vacation
from her duties at the Frank McWhor-
ter store, resumed work this morning.
William Ross of Fall River, Mass,
who has been spending a few days with
his cousin Edwin Ross of West street,
left yesterday for his former home in
Leeds, P. O., for a more extended stay.
Mrs. j. I. Burgess left last night for
her home in Chicago, after spending the
summer at the home OF her brother. |
Charles C. Cory, on the Montpelier road. |
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. Carpenter have
returned from weeks visit with rel |
atiyes in Robinson. Mr. Carpenter re-
sumed his duties at the fire station this
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Ryan. who have |
been passing few days in the city as |
the guests Of Mrs Annie Carroll of 8 |
httlH avenue, leIb dsI uigHl iuT JHtlI /
home in North Attleboro Mass.
DIR. Ernest H. Bancroft left Saturday |
for New York City to attend the Amer
lean Veterinary Medical association
meeting, TO be held there this week
He expects to return home Saturday.
Kino j. Maggiani OF Merchant street,
who returned Sunday from a vacation
passed in Burlington. Rutland and
Quincy, Mass, resumed his duties at the
Frank McWhorter store this morning.
Douglas Gordon, who has been passing
o two weeks vacation with his father,
Robert Gordon, of Orange street, left
this forenoon for Lynn, Mass, where
he is employed by the General Electric
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs James O'Grady and child
have returned home after spending sew
eral days with relatives in Richmond and
st. Adams. Mr. O'Grndv has resumed
his duties at the American Express Of
flee
Miss Verna I.axson Of Liberty street
began work this morning as an assistant
in My Bakery on North Main street,
Miss Elizabeth Brechin, who
her duties there Saturday
night.
William Broddie of Summer street re-
turned last night from Montreal where !
ne has been spending the past week at
he home of his brides parents. Mrs.
Broddie will come to Barre later in the ,
month.
Daniel Keefe Of Foster street who +
ias been spending the past few months t
II the western states, returned to the !
'ity Saturday. While in the West, Mr.. :
\eefe was employed at Des Moines, Ia, I
Denver. Colo, and Chicago, ILL., '
Uriel Il. Premier of Pittsfield, Mass, is
,assing weeks vacation with his
mother, Mrs Ellen Premier of Merchant o
treet Paul Premier, who has been 9
,assing several days with his mother,
eturned yesterday to Rutland where
le is employed
Miss Alice Sullivan of Summer street,
Who has been passing months vaca =
ion at her former home in HardwicE v
nd at Peaks Island Me-, returned to
Iarre Sunday This morning Miss Sui > ;
ivan resumed her clerical duties in the n
iIice OF Boutwell,, Milne & yarnum at
,orth Barre. 4
Chief of Police Samuel Sinclair and R
frs. Sinclair of Webster street returned d
his morning ITpfn NEW DtuIOFu, MISS. N
there they have been passing a week
18th relatives. Chief Sinclair resumed n
is duties at police headquarters to-day,
Chewing Officer George X. Garlic. who s
as been acting chief for the past sew
raj days.
Mayor W. II. Ward and Mrs. Ward /
ave returned home from few days
isit at Queen City park, near Burling
on During the absence of the regular
perators, Mayor Ward was on duty at
he fire station yesterday, ready to take
he wheel of the auto fire truck in case
{ an alarm. Most of the men who usu-
lily drive the car were participating in
he hose race and ladder elinging con
est at Intercity park.
G. S. Andrews of the Peoples Shoe
tore wishes to heartily thank the citi-
EMS of Washington county and espe Il
ally our loyal friends in Barre and
for the liberal manner in
hich they patronized the opening day
our clearance sale last Saturday
his shows conclusively that people APP
rebate these semi-annual deep-cut
lies, which we make to keep our stock
nd business strictly up-to-date, and
ave confidence in our advertisements,
moving our methods of doing business
e strictly con the square
eunion of Co. G, 9th VT Volunteers.
All surviving members of Co. g. 9th . |.
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