The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

Crash towels all hemmed at l2Hsc NJ
Vaughan's v
Extra sale Friday, Saturday and Mon
day at Vaughan's.
Our 25c wash silks for tic yard at
Perry's on Saturday.
A refreshing shave that you will en-
joy, instead of dread at Miers' barber
shop.
George Carpenter of Winooski arrived
in the city this morning for visit OF
several days.
Lawrence Stephens of Boston arrived
in the city yesterday to make an extend
ed visit with friends.
R. j, Green, who has been spending
the past few days in the city with
friends, left yesterday for his home at
Malone, n. Y.
Miss Anna Richards, who has been the
guest OF friends in the city for the past
ten days, returned to-day to her home
at Claremont, N. II.
George Armstrong who has been max
ing an extended visit with relatives and
! friends in Barre, returned to-day TO his
home at st. Adams.
A. b. Day, who has been passing few
days in Barre as a guest at the home of
W. NJ. Holden of South Main street, left
this morning for Claremont, N. II.
Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Camp and children,
who have been visiting relatives in the
city for the past two weeks, returned
this forenoon to their home in Saratoga
Springs, N. Y.
Mrs. Isaiah Verge, who has been sub
hitting to medical tree tment in this city
for several weeks, has gone to North
Randolph for visit before returning
! to her home in Brookfeld
William Palmer, who has been visit
ling at the home of his uncle at liver
ton, r. T., for the past few weeks, re-
turned to the city last evening. Mr..
Palmer also visited at Boston and Prov
idence. r. |.
Fred Bertrand of 327 North Main
Main street went this morning to Bur
lington, where he will spend few days
with Mrs. Bertrand, who is recovering
from an operation which she recently
underwent in hospital there.
The oliver Granite company yester.
day shipped the large boulder to be dc4i-
Gated at the Marlborough celebration at
Nergennes next month The boulder
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Nergennes and is presented by the Seth
Warner chapter of the d. A. r.
Eugene Campbell of Waterbury ar
rived in the city this morning for
business visit Mr.. Campbell is presi
dent of the Dog River Valley Fair asso-
citation and his business here was con-
fined largely to the interests of the as.
sociations coming fair at Northfleld.
Cards having been received here of
their safe arrival in New York, friends
here are looking forward to the return
OF Mrs. NJ. B. Nichols and daughter, Miss
Sue Nichols, who have been absent on
two months visit in Ireland. Mrs.
Nichols and daughter will arrive in the
city tomorrow.
Peter NJ. Depatie of Merchant street,
the shoemaker, was called to his home
in Milton yesterday by the critical con
diton of Mrs. Depatie. who has been in
poor health for year. Mrs. Depatie's
condition recently took serious turn
and physicians attending her hold out
slight hope for recovery.
The Drown Motor agency unloaded a
consignment OF 1915 Buick cars at the NJ,
Ia W. r. freight yards this morning. In
the consignment was six-cylinder
model. the first Of its kind to be shipped
into Vermont. The car is large enough
to accommodate seven passengers and
its feature is the cantilever spring.
Mrs. Edna Moody and Florence O'Neill |
have just returned from Maine, where
they visited Mrs. E. L. Smith, for
merly Flora Camp, of Plainfield They |
took an auto trip from WATERFORD, Me-, |
to Old Orchard beach in company with |
Mrs. Smith, where they remained one
week and also visited in Portland, Me.
r r. Bannon, who has been passing |
few days in the city on business inter
ests, returned to-day to his home at |
Chicago, ILL., Mr.. Bannon, who is a |
granite representative visited also at |
numerous granite centers on his trip |
through the east, including Quincy, |
Mass, Milford, n. H., and Westerly
r. l.
Walter Boutwell, of the East Montpel
Ter road returned last night from
weeks stay in Boston and vicinity. |
While absent Mr.. Boutwell, represented /
Hiawatha lodge, /. o. o. F. at the fun
cal OF James Thompson, a former resi-
dent OF this city, whose death in New
buryport, Mass, followed a long illness.
Mr.. Boutwell, also visited his sister in
Dorchester. He will resume his duties
at the cashiers desk in the Lyon grocery |
Monday morning.
Among those registered at The Buzzell
hotel yesterday were: A. f. Stevens,
Lawrence, Mass. j. !. Walsh. Manches-
ter. n H.; A. g. Bigelow, Brookfeld J.
c. Brown, Fitchburg, Mass; L. n. Pro-
vost, Rutland; II. W. Bacon, Corinth;
Frank F. Brown, Boston; +. W. Saxby,
Marshfield; J. E. Carter, Boston, L. w.
Brown, Boston; James Nicol, Iberville,
p. Q.
Forty friends of Mrs. Mary Walker
gathered at her home on street last
evening for a surprise visit, the occasion
being her birthday anniversary. And a
surprise il was, too, for the party 4
marched on the house in a body and
with the footing of horns and in other
ways herslded their approach. A royal
good time was enjoyed and a program
of music added much to the pleasure of
the evening Ses ctions were rendered
by Mrs. Ingram, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs.
lines, Mrs. Parks and Mrs Rails, and
Mrs Ingram and Mrs. Jeffry gave a
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