The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

/ Vaughan .
Special cleanup prices in ladies' coats
at Abbott's.
c. J. Lease OF MorrisvlIe was visit
or in the city yesterday.
See the special mems night shirt val
ues at Abbotts, only 70 cents.
Dry chairwood for sale. Arthur s.
Martin, 40 Park street. Telephone 1854
or 53-W.
Miss Viola A. Hunter OF Boston ar
rived in the city this morning to make
an extended visit,
Mrs. w. X. Scott OF Johnson arrived
in the city this forenoon to visit for
few days with friends.
Lawrence Rising OF South Main street
went Saturday to Malletts bay to pass
few days at the Landers' cottage
Miss Blanche Haskins, who has been
| passing few weeks at the home OF her
parents on Trow hill, returned yester-
day to Boston.
Bans of marriage were published at
st. Monica's church yesterday for the
second time between Samuel Poulin and
Gladys Carpenter.
Thomas Mari of Washington street
returned to-day from Rochester where
he has been spending the past few days
on business interests.
Miss Josephine Williams of Charlotte
was visitor in the city yesterday, re-
turning to her home from a few days
visit in Williamstown.
William McCaffrey, soda fountain
expert, has arrived and taken charge of
browns fountain. The man is already
on the job ask the man.
Louis Balzarini is taking few weeks
vacation from his duties at the Rogers
Clothing concern. He lift this forenoon
for ten days visit at Quincy, Boston
and Milford, Mass.
Timothy Kenefck Of Prospect street
returned yesterday from ten days
visit to New York, Brooklyn and Jersey
CITY. He resumed his duties to-day at
the Emslie floral store.
William McLesy. who is employed on
the elevated system at Boston, arrived |
in the city this forenoon on his way to |
Granfteville to visit for the coming few |
days at his former home,
Raswell Miles Of Graniteville, who has
been spending the past week as the |
guest of Harry Nolan at Bridgeport,
Conn, was visitor in the city yester
day, returning to his home.
Ezra White, the local representative
of the Ream, McBee granite concern, left
Saturday forenoon for few weeks visit
through the middle west. At Mansfield,
Ohio, he will visit the home Offices of
the Ream McBee company.
Carl Pease, who officiated at the
Barre A. C.-1talian A. G. baseball game
at Berlin street on Saturday, returned
yesterday to his home at Laconia, n H. I,
Mr., Pease has been secured to offieiate
at all the games of the series.
George Kent of South Barre returned +,
yesterday from Chicago, Ill.,, where he
has been spending the past few weeks.
He also visited at Milwaukee, Wis, and
Detroit, Mich. Mr.. Kent resumed his
duties at the local offices of the Central
Vermont railroad this forenoon.
John Corcoran, one of the clerks at
the federal building, is taking two
weeks vacation from his duties Roy
Bugbee Is also taking a few weeks va !
cation from his duties. Mr.. and Mrs (
Bugbee and children left yesterday for
Springfield, Mass, to visit for the com /
ing ten days.
AZ the auction sale, Saturday, of the
property on Washington street !
quite a party OF home. seekers, investors I
and spectators came together, and after !
several bids from different parties the
was finally sold to Frank Glad ,
ding for $4,000. Mr. Gladding buys for ,
an investment. C.. F. Smith acted as !
auctioneer. !
John Casabella OF Center street, who
has been taking a two weeks vacation I
from his duties at the Peoples Shoe I
store, resumed his duties this forenoon. a
Lee Shepard commenced two weeks S
vacation from his duties this week He
left to-day for Worcester. Mass, where i
he will visit as the guest of his brother, /
who resides there.
Ninetyseyen tickets were sold at the l
wal tiANNa VI Nht Afuhldi ftiBOut ldil-
road for the Lake Champiain excursion !,
yesterday. At Burlington the I
sxcursionists boarded one of the steam |,
'rs of the Chsmplain transportation '
company for FIVE hours ride through
Lake Champlain. The party returned
% the city last night. /
Martin Roach of Montpelier was ar i
-aigned before Judge II. W. Scott in the 4
,ity court this forenoon on the charge
If intoxication. He paid a fine of S.
md costs of $50. He was arrested last !
,vening by Officer John Dineen Andrew
lusoa, a quarryman from Graniteville, !
'ound himself in the tolls OF the law )
asst evening Kusoa started for home 5
md fell into a slumber near the Phelps \
Mills on Washington street. He was
arrested by Officer John Dineen. Ap- n
bearing before Judge Scott in the court I
his forenoon. he paid a fine of S. and a
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