The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

to-day to Williamstown to visit Tor
few days with relatives.
Mrs. Thomas Carroll of Bolster avenu,
left to-day for Greensboro, where sh'
J will visit for few days.
Leon u. Merrill returned to-day TO hi
home ut Brattleboro, after passing few
days in the city with friends
! Fred Clark, who has been passing a
few days in the city, returned to-day
to his home at Mclndoes Falls
Miss Elizabeth Bianchi of Woodstock
Is passing several days with her cousin
Hugho Ramella, of Berlin street.
James Harvey, who has been passing
q few days in the city with relatives,
returned to-day to his home at Wilder
Harold Morrison of Ayers street re-
turned to-day from few weeks visit to
Quincy, Mass, Boston, and Providence
X. /.
The McWhorter Go, are surely making
low prices on some mems and youths
suits. You will be sorry if you do not
take advantage.
| Mrs, Frank W. Jackson OF Liberty
street returned o-day from Lyndonvilt,,
where she was called TO attend the flu
/
| Il. j. Owens OF South Main street left
to- day for Burlington to attend meet
ing OF the Vermont Democratic state
committee, which will be held az the Van
Ness hotel this evening
Miss Margaret Maberni OF Foss street
retlSned last night from New York,
where she has been making a few weeks
visit with relatives. She resumed her
duties at the Vaughan store to-day.
2. r, Muxzy Of Springfield, Mass, for.
merly president of the Knox Motor Car
Co., stopped in the city 10 call on friends
to- day Mr. Muzzy is on an extended
automobile trip through Vermont and
New Hampshire.
Miss Lua Higgs commenced two
weeks vacation from her duties at the
Griggs & Linekin insurance offices to-
day. She left this afternoon for White
field, N. H., to visit for 10 days as the
guest Of her sister. who is passing the
summer there.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. o. Ralph, who have
been spending the past few weeks at
Boston Somerville. Revere and Nan |
tucket, Mass, returned to the city yes
terday They have gone TO Brookfield to
pass few DAYS at the home of Mr.. and |
Mrs. +. 0. Ralph
Mrs. James Keefe OF Grsniteville was
a visitor in the city yesterday, leaving
this morning for Chicago, where she is
to attend the national convention OF the
of the Catholic Order of Fores
tiers, representing the branch connected
with st. Sylvester's church at Granite
VILE
Among those who registered at the
Buzzell hotel yesterday were: w. s,
hampton, New York; 4, G. Bigelow,
Brookfeld; r, c. Van vranker, New
York; A, NJ. Buckiin, Canaan, \. IT.;
H. NJ. Sprinkle, st. Johnsbury; NJ @.
Aster, Boston; G. Y Downe, Laconia,
n. H.; William Mulligan, Hardwick; r,
> Brewster, White River functions P.
Russo, Bethel
Charles Currier who has been passing
! few weeks in the city as the guest Of ,
lis father, C. s. rurrier, OF Washington ,
treat left last night for Boston to make j
few days visit Mr., Currier will then
70 to Norfolk Va, to visit for brief
'eriod, later returning to his home at
Salem, \. c, Mr.. Currier was !
ormerly city engineer for Barre and is
low connected with the engineering staff
Il the eaboafd railroad. :
Papers were exchanged to-day In I
eal whereby a small farm on the main 1
Dad from Barre to East Montpelier ]
wued by A. G. Whitcher and wife of h
he same road, Is transferred to w. p. II
'iske and wife of Ilsinfeld, who recent +
Y disposed OF their large farm in that
own, The property, consisting OF a
ouse, barn. outbuildngs and 20 acres
{ land viii be occupied by the new
wners at once. The sale was consum
rated through the D. A. Perry real es .
ate agency. q
The official picnic season OF 1914 in .
arre is at close. According TO
Rae of Caledonia park, the
Jason was concluded on Saturday last :
hen a large delegation of employees of :
ne Mari & Gordon Granite company
altered at Caledonia park. There are I
0 other outings listed on the books of :"
ne Clan Gordon for further use OF the i
rounds this season. The outing season
sually opens during the month of May r
nd holds fnll sway every Saturday un "
the middle OF August
A party of college students enrolled W
n practical mechanical course at the W
lllivan Machinery Co, at Claremont,
H., who have been passing few ds
iys in Barre and Barre Town, left yes
rday afternoon for Rutland. The party IN
as composed OF r. c. Martin of Chi fs
60, l.. D. Chase of Claremont, n H.,
S. Frankenfeld of New York, and Fred 10
,mpers OF Fort Wayne, Ind They an
re accompanied by H. j. Markolf OF
ltland district manager OF the Sulli- hu
n Machinery Co. While in Barre they
iited through the various manufactur-
Z plants Of the city and were escorted
George Murray local manager of the
llivan company through the quarry 4
posts on Milestone hill, where obser-
tions were made OF the quarrying i'm
ments The party will inspect the
rkings OF the marble manufacturing -
nts and also the machinery utilized 80
quarrying purposes at both Rutland !
4 Proctor The party will return to
fremont, ~ H., the latter part of next !
ek
\ granite boulder. consigned to Yer
mes. is awaiting shipment at the Z 5
ok yards OF the oliver Granite COM
". The boulder il to be erected in I :
city park in Vergennes on Monday, Z =
,tember :. BY the Seth Warner chap :
Daughters Of American Revolution. Z