The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-08
TALK OF THE TOWN


Sale summer garments at Naughan's
See those one-piece bathing suits al
Abbott's.
Girls white dresses reduced, at the
Vaughan Store.
Good values in muslin waists, Csc
Paris Shirtwaist House.
A daughter was born July 7 to Mr.
and Mrs. Alex. Duncan of jefferson
street.
Special prices on all street dresses
for ladies and girls Paris Shirtwaist
House.
! Mrs. f. A. Carey is entertaining
friends from Massachusetts, at her home
on west hill
Peter Blouin left this morning foI
South Ryegate, where he will spend a
few days with relatives.
James Mckenzie left last night for
Portland, Me-, where he viii make an
extended visit with relatives.
| Miss Mabel Winterbottom of Burling.
ton is spending a week at the home Of
L. d. Rollins on North Main street.
/ Being away day times, | can only
answer telephone calls between 6 p. m
and 6 a. m. w. p Durkee, tel. 42l-2l.
Mr. and Mrs. MILFORD Houte of Mon
treal are visiting Mrs. Houte's sister,
Mrs. Homer Patneaude of Berlin corner.
Ellis Henry and family of South Barre
have moved into the house known as the
Fred LaBounty place, now owned by the
city.
Mrs. w. A. Wright, who underwent an
operation at her home, ! Bemis place,
yesterday, is reported comfortable to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Abatt and Mr.
and Mrs. A. Colombo OF Bolster place
are passing week in camp in Brook
field.
John Marion OF Summer street re
turned last night from several days
visit with friends in Burlington and
Plattsburg.
Mrs. 4. P. Sweet, who has been Wis
iting relatives on west hill for the past
two weeks, returned this forenoon to her
home in Nashua, y. II.
Misses Mary and Caroline Clark OF
Division street left this forenoon for
Bath Beach, n. y, where they will pass
the remainder OF the summer.
Daniel Mccarthy, who has been spend
ing the past week as the guest of viii
liam Grant of South Main street. re-
turned last night TO his home at Brat
tlehoro.
Mrs. +. Mcpherson Laws of Bangor,
Me-, is passing several weeks with her
husband and with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs George w. Mann of Wellington
street.
Louis Mcleod and Malcolm Mcdonald
were visitors in the city yesterday while
on their way to Graniteyille, after spend
ing several days in camp at Highgate
Springs.
v Ossola, f. Mast, F. Mast and A.
Mast returned to-day from Milton,
where they have been passing a few
days in camp on the shores of Lake
Champaign
Mr. and Mrs James Stewart who
were married in Montpelier July 2, have
returned from avoiding trip to Bur-
Iington and other points on the lake.
They will make their home on Central
street
A party consisting of G. Cali. A.
Crugnola, G. Capri, L. Calcagn and L.
Bottinelli returned last night from
Higbgate Springs, where they have
been spending ten days in camp on Ship
yard bay.
Fannie L. Ladd, who has been making
an extended visit with relatives in Barre
and vicinity, went this morning to Bur
lington, where she will visit at Grass
mount, the girls dormity at the Uni
yeraity Of Vermont.
Mondays arrivals at the Buzzell hotel
were as follows: L. b. Thompson, Gran
iteyille; Percy McDevitt, Atlantic City,
y. j.. G. A. Colburn, Burlington; J. A.
Bond, Burlington; Lyle Cruiekshank,
Woodbury.; John Lavery, Rutland.
DR.. Joe w. Jackson left this morning
by automobile for st. Adams, Me-, !
where he will visit relatives for a week.
He was accompanied as far as Lewis |
ton BY James r. Coutts, who will be alb
sent from Barre about ten days.
Mrs Albert Pascal, who has been
spending few days at the City hos !
pital, where her father, Benjamin Bur-
rell. is undergoing treatment, returned /
to day to her home at Cambridge, Mass.
The condition of Mr.. Burrel remains
about the same.
The Boston Reds, the ball team which
is making a tour of the state, went
to-day to Hardwiek, where it faces the
Hardwick town team this afternoon.
The game scheduled to be played last
night between the Graniteville team and
the Boston Reds was postponed on ac-
count of rain and wet grounds. The 1
game will probably be played at some
later date this week.
President Dan f. Davis of the state
board of pharmacy was at the state
house to-day, where the board conducted II
Is annual midsummer examinations. n
Lionel Mathiesop was the only Barre
candidate to appear before the board.
An announcement of the outcome in the
will be made at an early
late.
Through the D. A. Perry Real Estate
agency, the home farm in Williamstown
IF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert H. Norris has
been sold to Harley p. Fletcher and
Hattie Fletcher of Washington The
arm comprises some liz acres and the
,ale includes the stock and tools. Mr..
md Mrs Fletcher intend to move from
to Williamstown at once,
md Mr.. and Mrs Norris will occupy
house in Williamstown village for the
line being
A very pleasant surprise was rendered
hrs. Alex. Clark last evening in the par
ors of the Presbyterian church. The
went was on the eve of her departure
or New York, where she will reside,
fter having made her home in Barre