The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-30
TALK OF THE TOWN


HI See Abbott's sale on l2Ac linen tow
III els
vi Strawberry sherbet at Hendricks TO
III day.
III This week pc figured marqusottes foi
III l3lsc yard at Knights.
III Pasgualc ladisconio of New York be
IN gan work Saturday in the Miers barber
III shop.
III Miss Emily Frazier of Washington
III street has gone to Burlington where She
n will pass few days at Queen City
III park.
III Eugene Magnus, who has been pass
HI ing few days with friends in the city
NJ returned yesterday to his home at Beth
III ell. Conn.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j. Ward OF
H Washington street are passing several
Il days In camp at Queen city park, South
II Burlington.
H Charles Mccarthy of Summer street
II left to-day for Jackson, n. H. where he
has secured emf oyment for the summer
at Gray's inn.
Miss Laura Donahue of Terrace ave-
nue. returned last night from Burlng-
ton. where she has been spending a few
days with friends.
II 'sAN' ''fHd ibluf WIN mas u'NH Ninib7
ing relatives in the city for the past ten
days, returned this morning to her home
in st. Johns, r. Q.
John Perolini, who has been making
an extended stay at his former home in
Canell, Italy, arrived in the city yester-
day from New York.
Stanley Averil, who has been making
a two weeks visit with his grandparents,
/ Mr. and hru 4 rnt,, al
last night to his home in Boston.
Miss Annie Barclay, who has been
passing few days as the guest of her
sister, Mrs, George Gilman at Claremont,
\. H., returned to the city yesterday.
/ Thomas Mcdonald, who has been visit |
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, John Me- !
Donald of John street, returned to-day |
to Nashua, \. H., where he is en-
ployei.
Richard Lamont, who had charge of the |
vocal department at Goddard seminary |
during the past year, left to-day for |
Somervile, Mass, where he will pass the
summer.
Miss Josephine Rizzi; who recently
completed commercial course at God
dard seminary, is employed as a stenog
rapher in the offices of States Attorney
- w diu ldTNeT |
Everett Swasey OF Waterbury. who
recently completed his second year at
the University Of Vermont, Burlington,
is visiting at his former home in this
city for few days.
Winifred Smith and Paul Kent left
on Saturday for North Hero, where they
will pass week at Camp Abnaki. which
is conducted under the auspices of Y. NJ.
G. A. authorities in the state.
All barber shops in the city will re- a
main open until 10 o'clock Thursday /
evening and the following day, being
Independence day, all shops will remain /
closed until Saturday morning. y
Sundays arrivals at The Buzzell hotel j
were as follows: Daniel McAuley, Brit {
ish Columbia; George Allen, Providence, I
r. L.; Arthur Edwards, Boston; sixteen
members of the Tom Waters Big v
company.
Miss Bernce Prindle. who has been :
spending a few days at the home of her |
father. f. A. Prindle, on Keith avenue, p
returned to-day to Littleton, n. H., 3
where she is taking a trained nurse d
curse at the Littleton hospital. G
Lawton Witt of Winchendon, Mass r
who last week completed his third year z
II Goddard seminary, will remain in the
'ity during the summer TO play base q
,all with the Italian Athletic club. This Ia
morning he commenced work at The q
3uzzell hotel.
Miss Marion A. Usher, who has been =
listing friends in the city since her =,
graduation from Goddard seminary last !. y
week. went this forenoon TO her home in :
where she will stay for a few :"
weeks before going to Boston for an ex
ended visit. q
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Cove. Misses Hes =
er and Lydia Cove. George Cove. Miss ~
florence Granger and Harold Fits left 4
aturday for West Fairlee, where they {.
ill pass two weeks in camp at Fairlee )"
Ike. Mr.. Cove will pass portion of n
be time in Barre. ~,
William Munsell, who has been spend
lg few days in the city as the guest II.
Harry Fisher Of Averill street. re- -
rned to-day to his home at Wells ~
liver. Mlnsell caught for the Granite ~
lie baseball team against the Barre 70
thletics at lntercity park on SATURDAY. J
Friends in this city of Harley W, pa
cath of Plainfeh, former instructor on
, Goddard seminary, will be interested tn
J learn that he is to be again connected m,
it'll Ramp Kill Kare, boys camp tn,
! Lake Champlain near St. Adams. Mr.. is
cath has been teaching school in Law wi
melville, n. j., during the past year. de.
Miss lnez Waterman who has been rec
Issing few days at the home of her bu
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. S. Waterman -
Washington street, returned yester m,
" to Orleans. She was accompanied II
/ Miss Hazel Harris. Charles Harris
d Leon Tumbell, who have been visit livi
z as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. d. s. han
aterman for a few days. we
Dir. Enrico c. Soldini, who has been v
ssng two weeks at his home on Ber- hou
street and with friends in Burlington gu
d Montpelier, returned to-day to New Nj
rk, where he is engaged as an inferno ven.
the Lincoln hospital, the second larg in
private institution of its kind in the -
v. Friends of DIR. Soldini in Barre
II be interested TO learn that he is
have charge of an Italian clinic dur -
, the coming year The clinic is to be -
ablished by Italian settlement work
on the East side and DIR. Soldin n
5 selected as its first head from
NJ thirtv.tua anpIfeapfa for th, n