The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

III Rain coat sale $l.9s and 1898. A
III Vaughans.
III We make clothes to order. Lahore,
Ill Clothing Co
III Bargain sale shopping bags at th'
HI Vaughan Store.
III Z. G. Jackson of Brookfeld was Wis
III itor in the city to-day.
HI William Anderson went to Burlington
III yesterday for short visit.
III Peter Abiatti is spending a few days
II at his former home in Mortified.
n There are still some bargains in mems
II and youths suits from the MeWlhortel
III Co.
II Miss Lottie Sibley left to-day fol
II Montgomery, Ala, where she will visit
n indefinitely.
H Mrs. A. II. Buzzell of Pearl street is
II spending a few days with friends in
II Burlington.
Il A public whist party in X. of G. hal
II Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock; prizes
II and refreshments.
II Take advantage of the rs per cent
Il discount on childrens wash suits from
/ the McWhorter Co.
II Miss Anna Hall returned to North
Il field Sunday, after spending week with
| her parents in Willamstown.
H George Richardson of the Montpelier
/ road is passing several days in camp at
\ Niggerhead pond, Marshfeld.
Miss Mary Bailey of Maple avenue left
H yesterday for Middlebury, where she will
H visit relatives for several days.
\ Paul Buzzell of Waitsfeld is making
an extended visit at the home of Lee
H Shepard on the Montpelier road
H Regular meeting of Ruth chapter, No.
H 80, O. E. s., will be held Wednesday
evening, Aug. 10, at 1880 o'clock.
l Mrs. Charles Wilkie and children re-
turned to-day from Lyndonville, where
they have been passing the last month.
H Regular meeting Of Minnehaha en-
campment No. 2, this TUESDAY even
ing at 80. Per order chief patriarch.
Miss Nina Bottinelil has resumed her
duties in the Daylight store, after spend
ing vacation with relatives in Milford,
n. II.
New five-passenger auto for hire; will
60 anywhere. Reasonable rates. James
Hastings, $50 North Main street. Tel.
243-2
Lionel Matheson, formerly employed
as druggist at the Davis pharmacy,
commenced work to-day at the Kendrick
pharmacy.
Charles Churchill of Merchant street
returned last night from Fitzwilliam, N.
H., where he has been spending the past
few weeks.
w. B. Jones and r. A. Kynock of Will
Jamestown were visitors in the city this
morning, returning from visit to Clare
mont Y. II.
f. w. Holt resumed his duties at
the Dreamland theatre last night, after
spending few days with friends in
Wells River.
II you want chunks to burn in your
furnace in the early fall, telephone 1888,
The d. NJ. Miles Coal Co, l22 North
Main street.
Mrs. George B. Milne and son, Ed
mund, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones of
fremont street are passing ten days at
Old Orchard, Me.
h Hendricks quality ice cream, packed
in bricks, any combination Of favors
you may order. Vanilla with fresh
peaches is most delicious.
Miss Ruth Nelson of Wellington
street, who has been passing a week as
the guest of H.. Goode in Berlin, re-
turned to the city yesterday.
h Ralph Turner, who has been spending
a ten days vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Turner of South
Main street, returned to Hartford, Conn,
last evening.
p. G.. Lamson Of Cambridge, Mass.
well-known granite advertiser, arrived in
the city to-day to remain until the open
ing Of the national retail monument deal
ers' convention in Boston.
/ Rev. Thomas Latte of Montpelier pas
tor of the Evangelical church, was n
visitor in the city yesterday, on bust
ness connected with the tent meetings
which will begin next Sunday at Benja
min Falls.
/ Mrs. Peter Emsle and family of North
Seminary street left this noon for Zanes-
vile, Ohio, where they will join Mr..
Emslie, who has been there for the past
few weeks. Mr.. Emslie is employed as
! foreman, of the Munson, Jones & Bessie
Granite company.
| Mr. and Mrs Charles Robins and fam
| lily of Orange street returned last night
/ from Tenants Harbor, Me-, where they
have been spending the past three weeks.
! They were accompanied home by j. g.
Wall of st. George, who will pass a few
weeks in the city. The trip was made
| by automobile.
! Murdo McAuley and William Roberts
| of Graniteville, who were taken to
! Woodbury. yesterday by Deputy Sheriff
A. NJ. Morrison, were arraigned before
Justice of the Peace William A. Daniels !
on intoxication charges in the afternoon.
Each pleaded guilty to subsequent Of
Tense and each paid fine of SIS and |
costs.
Henry c. Whitaker, vice president and
general manager of the Monumental
News, granite paper, who has been
spending the past few weeks at the
home of his parents, DIR. and Mrs. +. B. |
Whitaker of Merchant street, left to-
day for Boston. At Boston he will at
tend the coming national convention of I
monumental dealers. At the close of the |
convention Mr.. Whitaker will return to
Barre before going to Chicago
This forenoon corps of masons COM
menced work on the strip of property /
owned by A. H. Buzzell on the south |
side of Pearl street, to make further |
improvements to the property. Some /
time ago a retaining wall was erected |
on two sides of the land, and recently /
fills were made to establish a we'll graded I
piece of land. This morning the masons |
initiated the work of installing a water
fountain. This fountain will be situated /