The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

A satisfier can be found at browns
soda fountain. Call for Morocco
punch.
Mrs. Jane Emslie of Seminary street
left yesterday Tor Quincy, Mass, to Wis
! it relatives.
Frank Haynes left this morning for
Burlington, where he will pass the week
with friends.
Thomas Nelson left this morning for
st. Johnsbury, where he expects TO pass
| a 10 days vacation.
| Henry F. Inglis returned to-dsy 90 his
home at Lynn, Mass after passing a
! few days with friends in the city.
| Mrs. James Canton left this morning
| for Burlington, where she plans TO make
stay of several days with relatives.
Mrs. William Emslic of Maple avenue
left yesterday for Quincy, Mass, where
she will visit for the coming month with
relatives.
, +. r. Jameson of Liberty street has
returned home after visiting few days
with Mrs. Jameson and daughter in
| Montreal.
w. A. Bishop Of 1877 Washington street
is passing several days in Portland, Me-
on business. He will return to Barre to-
morrow evening.
Theodore Stowe of Prospect street,
VINO has been making an extended stay
at the Soldiers home in Bennington, has
returned to Barre.
| The L. b. Dodge creamery will be
closed evenings at 9 P. m excepting
Mondays and Saturdays, commencing
Tuesday, Sept. /. G. +. Smith, trustee.
Mrs. Harry Page, who has been visit
ing at the home OF Peter Thorn on North
Seminary street, left this morning for
Springfield, Mass, to join her husband.
Miss Ruth Frattisque of 0gdensburg,
In. Y. who has been visiting in Barre,
returned this morning to Highgate
Springs, where she is spending the sum
mer.
| George Wallstrom of Essex street re-
sumed his duties in the 1ilden Shoe Cos
store Yesterday. after passing two weeks
with relatives in Albany, N. X, and Vi.
entity.
| Walter Boutwell, OF the East Mont.
pelier road resumed his duties at the
Lyon grocery yesterday after passing
! 10 DAYS vacation with relatives in Bos-
ton and vicinity.
| Miss Niva Bailey of Winnipeg is pass
ing several DAYS in the city as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Bailey of Mount
street. Mr.. and Mrs Bailey are also en-
tertaining Oliver Bailey of Cookshire,
| Que.
Kino j. Maggiani OF Merchant street,
who is taking vacation from his duties
| in the Yeti clothing store, went yester-
dav to Boston. Mr. Maggisni will also
visit in Quincy and Milford before re-
turning home.
The auction sale of North Barre real
estate to have been held last Saturday
was adjourned on account Of the rainy
afternoon until Saturday, Sept. 5, at 2
o'clock p. m. on the premises. c. +.
Smith, auctioneer.
/ expect car of fancy Washington
liberia peaches about Sept. 2. The
northern peach crop is very light. West
ern box peaches require less sugar and
will be the best value this season. Or
der of your home dealer. Sidney L,
Spafford.
Fred Slayton of South Main street
left Yesterday for Lancaster. n. H.,
where he will attend the annual Laneas-
ter fair Mr. Slayton has entered list
of race horses. Among the fast horses
of his stable are Betty Dean and Al
fred w.
| A special meeting of the ladies' aux
iliarv of the Presbyterian church will be
held at the home of Mrs. Alex Edward,
IL Long street, Wednesday evening at
I7:l5. A good attendance is requested,
as business of Importance is to come be-
fore the meeting.
Clarence Wood, who has been passing
several days in Plainfeld, was visitor
in the city yesterday while on his way
to Randolph, where he il making an ex-
tended stay with his brother. The trip
was made in Mayor w. II. Wards auto
mobile. Friends of Mr.. Wood will be
glad to learn that the past few months
have witnessed a favorable change in his
condition.
A camping party. consisting of Miss
Georgia Brock, Miss Anna Mcleod
Miss Mildred Cook, Miss Ruby Head
and Mrs. Fred Bird and son, has re-
turned from a two weeks stay at Joe's
pond in Danville. Last Saturday around
25 friends from Barre, Boston and st
Johnsbury gathered at the camp and
gave party in honor Of Mrs. Birds
birthday anniversary. Supper was
served at 6 o'clock, being followed by
an enjoyable entertainment, different
members of the party at the camp con
tributing TO the program. Later in the
levening, a number of st. Johnsbury mu'
sicians furnished music for dancing.
Barre is to be represented by a size
able delegation of musicians in the all
state band that has been engaged to fur
nish music for the Addison county fan
at Middlebury this week. Intercity mu'
sicians to the number of IL, who left
this forenoon, plan to pass the remain
der of the week in Middlebury, giving
concerts each day on the fairgrounds and
again in the evening on the village com
mon. There are to be so players en-
rolled in the band, and this city fur
nishes as large a quota as any city
or town in the state. The musicians
who made the trip to-day were; VII
liam Milne, Wallace Z. Dufur. Alexander
I'M. Troup, Sherman n. Parker, Alva w
Eastman. Earl Bemis, and James Nieol
of Barre; Karl Forsell. Ivan Perry, Johr
In. Stanyan and James Jerome, repre-
senting the Montpelier Military band.
Apparently the bottom has dropped
out OF the horse market along with the
rapid depreciation in the prices OF lum'
Der. At a North Main street auction
market late Yesterday afternoon, the
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