The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-11
TALK OF THE TOWN


Big line of coats and suits at Fits.
! Walter n. Boutwell, of the East Mont
pelier road is taking a ten days vaca
ton from his duties in the L. NJ. Igor
grocery store,
/ Among the visitors in the city TO-DAY
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Hewitt of Der.
lin, Charles b. Carpenter of Brandon and
Ellis Whitley OF Ferrisburg.
| Fuller G. Smith of st. Adams, former
national bank examiner for Vermont
was among the business visitors in the
city yesterday and to-day
Mr.. and Mrs. II. $. Parks and daugh-
ter of King street went yesterday to
st. Johnsbury where they will remain
through the Caledonia county fair
Il. A. Drown, the local agent for the
Buick automobile company, to-day re.
ceived consignment Of Buick clrs at
the Montpelier & Wells River station.
Duncan Mcmillan of Shurtleff place
left this forenoon for Keene, n. H..
where he has secured a position as tool
sharpener at the Victoria Granite COM
pany.
Mrs. Eleanor Pollard of Brook street
has gone to New York on business trip
in the interests of the McCuen store.
Montpelier, where she recently resumed
work.
Edward Wilder of Barton is making
an extended viGt in the city with
friends. Mr.. Wider is an old time ball
player and years ago was considered
one of the best in the state,
w j, Pitts, district Inspector of the
Direct Importing company, was Wis
itor in the city to-day. He viii make
few days visit at Montpelier before re-
turning to his home at Burlington.
Mrs. NJ. 7. Blake and daughter, Ruth.
who have been passing several days with
friends in Mortified, have returned to
their home on East street. They were
accompanied by the formers mother,
Mrs. A. c. Bullock, who will remain in
Barre for an extended ,isit
Mr.. and Mrs. James Robertson of
Orange street entertained a family par
ty to corn roast on the East Barre
road from Z to 10 o'clock last evening.
There were twenty people present and
everything in the way of fxin's that
goes to make up a successful corn roast
was provided.
This forenoon Constable George A.
Morris invaded the granite manufacture
ing plants and took out two Youngsters,
whose ages required their presence in
the public schools. Constable Morris had
been advised of their failure to attend
the schools, which opened on Tuesday.
The young people answer by the namessI
of Florindo Cerisoli and Joseph Bianchi.
Both attend the Matlcwson school and
are under l6 wears of age.
Miss Leith r. Rice. who has been con-
nected with the Brook street mission OF
the First Baptist church for several
viii relinqaish her duties within
the present month, having been trans
ferred to Los Angeles. Cal. During her
stay here Miss Rice has endeared her
self to large number of friends of the
mission and her loss will be keenly felt
in many quarters. On the Pacific coast
she will be engaged in similar work
A gang of workmen numbering about |
fifteen, who have been engaged by the |
Daniel -O'Connell Construction company |
OH the North Main street paving job |
during the past two months, returned |
to-day to Holyoke, Mass. The cement |
for the paving has been com
nleted over the entire area. Paving set
ters and cement force are the only /
workmen engaged on the job at present.
The paving layers have progressed as
FAR north as the Morse and Jackson
lrive and viii within ten days have the
paving finished.