The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

| ~ W. vaughan ItlulHeu lHlH morning
from few days business trip to Boston
Mrs. Eliza |. Perry OF Long street ha
gone 10 Middlebury where she expects
to make three months stay with rel
atives.
Mrs. Samuel Sinclair OF "a Webster
street returned yesterday from DanviTle
where she has been enjoying weeks
outing at Joe's pond
Miss Gertrude Ladue, who has been
visiting relatives in Barre and Ran
dolph for the past three weeks, has re-
turned to her home in st. Adams.
William G. Noble of Maple avenue re-
turned yesterday from a 10 days stay in
camp at Highgate Springs. He resumed
his duties in the Homer Fits store this
morning.
Mrs. John Robb, who has been passing
several days with her brother, James
McAdam, of 20 Madison avenue, has re-
turned to her home at Amherst Park,
Montreal
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Lesperance of q
Beacon place returned yesterday from
st. Adams, where they have been pass
ing several days as guests in the home OF
their cousin, Mrs. Frank Ledoux.
| Rev. Fred Mcneil, pastor of the Pres
byterian church in Graniteville, was a
visitor in the city this morning while on
his way to Woodsville, n. H., to attend
meeting of the presbytery OF Newbury-
port.
Dante Casselini OF Pleasant street
went this morning to White River juno
ton, where he will make 10 days visit
with his uncle, Fred Macastroppa, a
conductor on the Central Vermont rail-
road
Miss Grace Parry, who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w, w.
Parry. OF French street for week re-
turned this morning to Concord, N. H.,
where she is attending a business col
lege.
Miss Ethel Gamble of Division street,
who is taking two weeks vacation
from her duties in the F. w. Woolworth
Co.'S store, left yesterday for visit OF
10 days with relatives in Beecher's
Falls and Wells River,
Miss Laura Granger of Short street,
who is taking a vacation from her du
ties in the Homer Fits store, has gone |
to st. Adams to visit Mrs. Frank lie.
doux for few days, after which she !
will 60 to Montreal for more extended |
stay.
Fred King of Washington street ex-
poets to have as his guests his niece,
Mrs. Thomas King of New York City |
and her son, Rufus Frederick King, who
will arrive in Barre this afternoon, the
son having recently been graduated from
the law department of Columbia uni
versity.
Harold Tierney, a brakeman employed
On the Central Vermont railroad, is pass
ng vacation at his home on South
Main street. Mr.. Tierney's approaching
to a Montpelier girl has al.
'eady been announced and the ceremony
will be celebrated at st. Augustine's
.hureh in Montpelier next week
Those who subscribed to the Barre
Board of Trade fund for the hotel pro-
ect are asked to bear in mind that the
irst payment on those subscriptions is
lue and that the payments should be {
made to Archie Taft, the collector, at the /
quarry Savings bank. The officers of
he Board of Trade are anxious to have /
he subscriptions paid promptly.
At Benjamin falls late this afternoon 7
he Presbyterian Bible class will hold !
he second OF series OF out door meet :
ngs Some 40 young people accom- !
anied by few of the elders are plan j
ing to take the 5:l5 o'clock car for the E
ais. Lunch will be served at o o'clock
nd there will be campfire program. +
The following item from q recent is }
ne of the Boston Transcript will be of !
interest to local people: Miss Agnes NJ. +
afford. who for the past seventeen T
ears has been connected with West I
rock seminary, is to 90 to Goddard =
eminary, Barre, VT, this fall, where she !.
as accepted a position on the faculty. {
liss Stafford is a graduate of Emerson =
,llege.
Raymond L. Arkley, William Edwards, 9
lark o. Tayntor Frank Mcdonald and o
avid Linekin returned to-day from a
Foodbury pond, where they have been =
issing several days in camp. Mr.. Ed y
ards has resumed his duties in the a.
ialkover boot shop and Mr.. Arkley has y
1ne back to his work at the Drown y
,rage on jefferson street. i
The Barre & Montpelier Traction & fe
over Co has secured right of way priv "a
eyes from George Benjamin to accom- OF
odate its patrons when they wish to =
oss over from the trolley line to Gale.
mia park. Heretofore those desiring r
ride on the trolleys to picnics held
Caledonia have been greatly neon
nienced for lack of suitable crossing
ID this move will be greatly appre ]
ited.
Francis ]. Mcdonnell, who has been
aveling in several eastern states in the ]
terests of Mcdonnell & Sons of Buff
10, Quincy and Barre, arrived in the
y last evening for an extended stay.
T. Mcdonnell has been travelling in ]
up automobile and the trip from New 4
'rk to this city was made in the ear. 4
will have charge of the company's
IRE plant during the absence Of his
other, Robert Q. Mcdonnell, who plans
leave this week on vacation
Smith Cummings. the North Main /
eet provision dealers, are exhibiting 4
geographic group OF every public 4