The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

John Glib returned TO Mortified this
morning, after passing few days at his
home in the city.
A son, weighing twelve pounds, was
born TO Mr. and Mrs. James Black Of
Merchant street last Friday.
Miss Eda Casabella of Center street
returned yesterday from ten days Wis.
it to Boston and Quincy, Mass.
Miss Ann Robertson of Currier street
returned this morning from Groton pond
where she has been passing few days.
Miss Shirley Bradford of South Main
street left Saturday for York Beach
Me-, where she viii remain for ten days
John Anderson of Hill street, an EN-
ploye of the Ladd store, returned last
night from a two weeks visit to Bos-
| ton.
Miss Nine Bottinelli returned last
night from few weeks visit to Bos-
ton, Quincy, Mass, and New London,
Conn.
Miss Adele Bianehi of Summer street
returned last night from a few weeks
visit to Boston, Quincy and Milford,
Mass.
| Mrs. r. A. Averill has moved her
residence from 80 Averill street to II
Averill street, upstairs tenement and
side door.
| Miss Nellie Slayton returned last night
to Burlington, after passing few days
at the home of her parents on South
Main street.
The Barre Athletic club is making ar
rangements with the Verdi club of Bur
lington for baseball game for the COM
ing Saturday.
Miss Georgianna Wishart Of Camp
street to-day commenced a two weeks
vacation from her duties at the H. w.
Knight store
Frank Craddock of Church street, who
returned from a weeks visit to Provi-
dence, r. l., resumed his duties at the
Kendrick pharmacy this morning.
F. H. Bartlett of Spauldng street,
who has been visiting with friends at
South Ryegate for the past few days,
returned to the city this morning.
Harry Page, who has been spending
the past few weeks on North Seminary
street, left to-day for Springfield, Mass,
where he has secured employment.
Albert Creamer and son, Allen, who
have been passing several days at Camp
"Crepermarfa" on Pigeon pond in Marsh
field, returned home this morning.
Howard Miles returned last night to
Hanover, n. H., to resume his studies at
the Dartmouth summer school. He will
complete the summer school course this
week.
John Casabella of Center street who
returned last week from two weeks
visit to Quincy Mass, resumed his du-
ties this morning at the Peoples shoe
store.
Frank George, who is employed as
oinematograph operator at the Pavilion
theatre, returned this morning, after
spending a few days at his former home
in Wells River.
Miss Ressa Clark, who has been pass
ing a week in Barre as a guest of Mr.
and Mrs Fred Benedict of North Main
street, returned this forenoon to her
home in Burlington.
Miss Nellie Keith is taking a two
weeks vacation from her duties as book
keeper OF the c. w. Averill Hardware
company. She has gone to Boston for a
visit with relatives.
Miss Bertha Duval of Keith avenue,
who has been passing vacation with |
relatives in Montpelier and Waterbury. |
resumed her duties at the Homer Fits
store this morning.
The band concert this week will not |
be held until Friday evening owing TO |
the fact that Little Miss Fix 1t" is
booked to play at the Barre opera house
Wednesday evening.
George Stuart, who has been passing |
a few days at his home on Spaulding
street, returned last night to Bethel,
where he is acting as station agent at
the Central Veront station.
A meeting of the Granite City Hose
running team will be held at the CEN
trail fire station this evening" and all
those interested in forming a running
team are invited to attend.
Sundays arrivals at the Buzzell hotel
were as follows; II. w. Abare, Water
bury; Ello Abare, Waterbury; Thomas
Parker, Woodsville, n. H.; A. Howley,
G. II. Mack and wife, Bur
ington; Henry Gallagher, New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Place and
daughter, who recently moved from this
city to Burlington, were among the au
visitors in Barre yesterday. /
They were accompanied here by Miss
Martha E. Slayton, who returned with
them.
William Eager and Alex. Ironside of
his city left this afternoon for st.
Johnsbury TO attend the annual conven-
ion of the Vermont state branch of
he American Federation of Labor,
which convenes this week. They were
accompanied by Fred Suitor, interna-
.ionsl secretary of the Quarry Workers
association.
Riley's singing orchestra has rather
,usy week ahead. On Wednesday even
ng they play for a big dance at Little
on, n. II. On Thursday evening they
Quincy to Brookfeld to furnish music
or another big social function. Friday
,vening they are booked to play at
Iardwick for a social dance. On Satur-
lay evening they viii conclude their
weeks engagement with the regular J
saturday night dance in the Rowland {
lall.