The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-04
TALK OF THE TOWN
suitcases at $l.os at Fits,

Red Fern corsets, odd lots one-h half
price at Knights.
See zoe wash goods at l2Hac and SOC
yard at Vaughan's.
Dance tomorrow night after the band
! concert, Rowland hall. Riley's orches-
ira,
, Joseph Demo of Lynn, Mass. for
iuer resident, is passing several days
with friends in Barre,
Mrs. Sidney II. Spafford of Spaulding
street is passing week with relatives
in Boston and vicinity.
Emilio Balconi left the city this morn
ing for Sandusky, o., where he viii be
employed at his trade
Mrs. Watson r. Blow of Grand Isle
arrived in the city last night for 10
days visit with relatives.
John Shepard of Washington street
went this morning to Sharon, where he
will visit for few days
John Dodge and Burt Griffith returned
last night from few days visit to
Brookfield and East Randolph.
Dominic Tomas Of North Main street
returned yesterday from Bellows Falls
where he has been spending the past few
days.
John J.. Wallace of Franklin street is
taking a two weeks vacation from his
duties in the Office of the state auditor
at Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs George NJ. Marion and
Lchildren of Merchant street have gone
into camp at Lake Caspian, Greensboro,
for a few weeks.
Miss Mary Mcdonald of Summer
street returned yesterday from Burling
ton, where she has been visiting with rel
atives for the past few days.
Miss Edith Murray of New York is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Robertson at their home on Bolster ave
nue.. Miss Murray was a resident of
Barre around IL years ago.
Miss Gladys Gale of Wellington street |
left this morning for Annisquam, Mass, |
where she win pass the remainder of the
month, returning home Sept. to re-
sumo charge of her class in music.
Arthur w Premier, who is the eastern
representative of the Guidic Granite Co.,
with headquarters in Philadelphia, ar.
rived in the city yesterday for ten
days visit in Barre and Montpelier.
F. z. Merrill, who has been spending
a few days at his former home at East
Corinth, was visitor in the city to day
on his way to Franklin, n. H., to resume
mis- duties with the Barney Manufactur
ing company
Miss Lena Mcdonald of Central street ,
is employed in the Office of the Il. L.
Bugbee Co. on Batchelder street during
the absence of Miss Penelope Gall, who
is passing a month at her former home
in London, Ont. II
Miss Esther Buchan OF Waltham,
Mass, a student in the Waltham train
ing school for nurses arrived in the city !
to pass a vacation at the /
home of her mother, Mrs. Alexander r
5ordon, of Spaulding street.
Louis Newman, who has been spending h
he past ten days in Barre with rela- t
Attleboro, Mass. He was accompanied
" heDtEt W ItNpUs WHO Will NirU at H.
for the coming few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur c. French of 95 s
summer street are entertaining Mr. and a
,lrs. Eben Porter and daughter, Lillian, "
# Lynn, Mass, and Mrs. Harry Me {,
ntosh Of Waltham, Mass. former resi-.
ents of Barre, who made the trip to
his city by automobile. y
Clark Tayntor of Merchant street left R
his morning for Erie Pa. where he h,
Fill take up his residence His mother, "
Irs. +. NJ. Tayntor, having disposed of t.
er property in Barre, will join him N
ater in the month. Mr. Tayntor intends tie
0 resume his studies at Yale university
a the fall.
Maynard Young OF Elm street, who ht
as been operating pop corn and pea. OF
ut vending machine in this city for the @
ummer, has gone to Burlington, where N
e has joined the Hall and Latlip carni- 60
al shows. Mr.. Young will remain with ht
ne carnival until the shows disband in Pi
bout three weeks. le
DIR. o. f. Barr, the Cottage street vet
-inarian, tested another lot of Jersey sp
,ws for Thad Martin on east hill yes tn
,rdsy and found the animals free from fie
nv signs of disease All of Mr.. Mar wi
ms cows have been subjected to the at
st, and the entire herd is reported to M
! free from the malady. ne
Miss Alice Sullivan of Averill street, -
no is employed as stenographer in II,
lie office of oT3utwell, Milne and Var ~
I'm at 44s North Main street, has been ~
'anted a years leave of absence from =
II duties Miss Sullivan viii leave ne
thursday for few days visit at her
rmer home in HRrdwick, after which 4
e will accompany her uncle TO Iowa .
i'd thence to California for the winter.
Eric Pirie OF Marshfield was a visitor
the city yesterday on his way 10 New z
ork for few days visit. Later he
IN leave for Stone Mountain, Ca,
here he viii inspect the Pirie Tool
arpening machine recently installed by !
e Stone Mountain Granite company. 4
Ne machine is the latest type OF the !
RE sharpener and is the first one ever
be installed south of the Mason and
xon line. Mr.. Pirie plans to return to
IRE in about two or three weeks.
The little grocery and provision store Z