The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-23
TALK OF THE TOWN


Fred Malloy of Hardwick arrived in
relatives.
Bert johnson left last night for Bos-
ton, where he will spend several days
with relatives.
r. d. Ella arrived in the city this
morning from Boston for business WIS.,
it of several days.
William Anderson of B street returned
last night from a few days visit to
Burlington and Winooski.
c. II. Tobias returned last night to
his home on Grand Isle, after spending
a week in the city on business.
Mr. and Mrs. John f. Neal of Maiden,
Mass, and Mrs. S. Kendall and Glenn
Dewey OF Royslton We're guests at c. L.
Southgate's yesterday
Rev. Irving Towsley, pastor of the
Universalist church in Washington, was
visitor in the city yesterday while on
his way TO Rutland.
James Sector of Division street, who
has been representing James Sector q
Co. at the retailers convention in Bos-
ton, arrived home to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Church of South
Main street have returned home from
New York, where they have been spend
ing several days on business.
Leroy Goodhall of South Woodbury.
arrived in the city this morning for a
ten days visit at the home of A. NJ.
Morrison OF Batclielder street.
Mrs. William Legier, who has been
passing several days with relatives in
Northfield, was visitor in the city to-
day while on her way home to North
field.
Miss Henrietta Hayes of Burlington
was visitor in the city to-day on her
While in the city she was the guest of
Miss Hattie Landers of South Main
street.
Mrs. Howard Holden and two chill
drcn, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. +. f. Burr of Camp street and
with relatives on the Graniteyille road,
went to-day to Northfeld for visit
with friends.
William Drew of Greensport, L. l.,
who attended "Barre day" as one of the
visiting delegates of the n, r. M. d. A.,
is passing a few days in the city as
the guest of John Webster of Pearl
street. Both men formerly resided in
Westerly, and this is the first time they
have met in fifteen years.
Plenty of fine vanilla. strawberry or
chocolate ice cream and cream lemon
sherbet Order some for your dinner to-
morrow. The snow we gathered from
the drift on the 0rvis Batchelder farm
is not all gone. We will serve maple
sugar on snow this afternoon and even
ing. l.. b. Dodge, 800 North Main
street.
Miss Agnes Mckay of Cliff street and
Miss Angie Nenetti of 81 Pearl street
leave this evening for Boston, where
they will make Il short visit with friends
before proceeding by boat to Portland.
After a short stay in Portland and Old
Orchard they will go to Rutland for
weeks visit Miss Mckay is taking
two weeks vacation from her clerical
duties at the Lamorey Clothing store
and Miss Venetti began to-day yaca-
tion from the Vermont Fruit store.
Relief in small measure to the dusty
which have been extant for
the past month came last night in the
shape of fitful little shower that con-
tinued at intervals from s o'clock until
lfter midnight. The weather forecaster
promised more showers to-day, but signs
lidn't point to the copious downpom so
much needed Conditions at the Orange
were not appreciably affected
Dy the precipitation of last night.
Registered at the Buzzell hotel yes
terday were: C. G. Disney, PhiIadel-
,hia; William Anderson and wife, Bur-
ington; Walter Young, New York; j.
A. Bond Burlington; o. A. Smith, Port
L n 81 no1lo-
lille, ILL.,; William and Charles Archer,
Steubenville, o.; John X. Berger, Cham
,ersburg- Pa; George LEIGH, Brooklyn,
Y. Y; l.. Kennegatt, Newark, n. j.;
). j. Crandall, 0lean, n. Y; 2. O. Foley,
)lean, n. Y; d. Norris, Boston; r. L.
Anker. Aliffiintown, Pa; Guy l.. Heck
rt, Millertown, Pa.
Barre as we'll as other Vermont cities
will be represented at the forty-first an
Iual convention of the international
fire Engineers to be held at the Grand
'entral palace, New York, from Septem-
'er to September 6. Several thousand
ersons from all parts of the world are
xpected to attend and among the coun-
ries TO be represented are the Hawaiian
stands, Philippine islands, Japan, China,
australia, and England. The English
re chiefs are already in New York as
he guests of the New York fire depart
lent. From New England it is expect
d that $50 chiefs viii attend, with
at the hotel Knickerbock-
r. The Vermont contingent plans to
eave around August 81 and among
hose who will he in the party are Chief
lilies of Burlington. Chief Guerin of st.
.lbans, Chief Pattee OF Montpelier and
hief c. B. Gladding of the Barre fire de-