The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-20

Ill John +. Blaney of Boston arrived il
NJ the city this morning for few days
III visit as the guest of Joseph +. Weafe
n OF East street. :.
N Miss Beulah C. Bates. who has beer
H attending the state normal school a
n johnson, returned to Barre last nigh
II for the summer.
II Sprague brennan, student at Dart
\ mouth college returned 10 the city last
H night to spend the summer at his home
\ on Washington street.
H Hawley Young, who has been spending
a few days with his father, G. f. Young
in this city, returned this morning t.
H his home in Burlington.
\ Mrs. +. N. Buck, who has been visit
ing friends in the city for the past ten
days, returned this morning to her home
in White River Junction.
Raymond b. Waldo, who has been at.
tending Wesleyan university at Middle.
town, Conn, arrived in the city last
night to pass the summer
Burt Mercer of Cliff street returned
last night from Hardwick where he has
been visiting as the guest of his brother
William Mercer, for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Webster of South
Main street left yesterday for Ninal Ha
ven, Me-, where they will spend several
days with the formers daughter.
Mrs. James Higgins and children,
James +. ir., and Lucy A., who have
been visiting at Mortified for the past
week, returned to the city yesterday.
George A. Burroughs of Boston. who
has been visiting friends in the city for
few days, went this morning to Bur
| lington, where he will pass the week
end.
| Rev Walter c. Bernard, secretary Of
the Episcopal diocese of Vermont, who
has been passing a week in the city,
left this morning for his home in Ches-
| ter.
NJ. F. Seayer, who has been spending
several days in the Barre granite belt,
left yesterday for his home in Eureka,
kans.. where he is engaged in the re
tail granite business,
Napoleon Isabel who has been max
ing an extended visit with relatives in
Montreal, p. O.. and vicinity, was Wis
itor in the city to-day while on his
way home to Websterville.
Charles Turner, who has been a guest
at the home OF Fl. X. Bush of Church
street during the sessions OF the Episco-
PAL diocesan convention, returned this
morning TO his home in Rutland.
Rev. j. W. Barnett, pastor Of the Con-
gregational church. went this morning
to Randolph, where he will deliver an
address before a convention OF the Or. |
ange county Sunday school convention. |
John Robert Marshall Of Quincy, Mass. |
arrived in the city last evening for an /
extended visit at the home of MIR. and |
Mrs. James Robertson of Washington |
street and with other friends in the
city.
Alex. Simpson of Summer street. who
received severe injuries about the lower
limbs when an automobile crashed into
a street car near Wiley street few
weeks ago, was able to be out of doors
to-day.
Mrs. Charles Granger of Randolph ar
rived in the city yesterday to attend
the Spaulding high school commencement
exercises, her granddaughter, Miss Flor
ence NJ. Granger, being one of the grad
yates,
Misses Edith and Ray Barney o. st.
Johnsbury arrived in the city yester-
day to attend the commencement ex-
ercises of Spaulding high school, from
which sister, Miss Faun Barney, is
TO graduate this year.
Ernest Letourneau of T3 Summer
street, who has been making an extend
I'd visit with relatives in Sherbrooke,
?. O., and other sections of lower Que
pee. returned home this morning on the
Green Mountain express.
Miss Margaret Doheny of Camp street,
who was called to Boston the latter ,
part of last week by the death of rel
itives, returned to the city yesterday :,
md resumed her duties as teacher at
he Summer street school.
Lyle II. Perry of los Washington
street left this forenoon for Burlington. !.
where he has been engaged to play the !.
cello in the hotel Vermont orchestra. Mr.. :
Perry expects TO remain in Burlington
until the season is over.
Goddard seminary graduates had their /.
lass picture taken Wednesday after :,
loon. There were 30 graduates in the
Toup. The baseball team was also pho
ographed, II. w. Shores being the pho !
ographer in both instances. u
w A. Bradford of South Main street :
last evening from a short ear
iage drive to East Calais. He was ac- :
home by his daughter. Mrs 4
con Luther. who has been making an =
xtended visit with relatives in Calais.
III you are looking for a big invest
tent proposition, attend the auction sale -
0 morrow of the Hadley estate houses. h,
orner of Maple avenue and Seminary in
treet. also No. IL Harrington avenue. -
ee adj, page Z. IF. Smith. auctioneer.
Rev. f. F. Newell, pastor of the He'd
ing Methodist church, who has been at
he Lyons farm on East hill recupera-
ing from nervous breakdown for the
asst few months, has removed his house
old effects to the Methodist parsonage
Is French street.
W. c. Ellis of Brooklyn, " Y, who
as been demonstrating the White sew
ig machine at b. w. Hooker & Co.'S
Irniture store for the past two weeks. Il
1T this forenoon for Wells River. where
2 viii be engaged for another fortnight.
uring Mr.. Ellis stay in Barre. crowds
people have witnessed his daily exhi- |
tions of sewing skill at the stire.
When the Chinese team of Honolulu
m defeat team of the standing Of
oily Cross in the college world. they 1
rtainly deserve recognition. The Chi
sc team defeated Holy Cross this week.
TO !. Murray. the best pitcher and
nsidered about the best college pitcher
the year. was working for Holy Cross.
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