The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-15
TALK OF THE TOWN
LaResista corsets at Fits.

Lakeslsta corsets at f1tts.
See the new silk waists at 81 .25, Sl.9S,
at Vaughans.
Mrs. Mary Thornton OF Montpelier en-
tered the City hospital yesterday for an
operation to-day.
James Il. McNab left this morning for
his home in Paterson, n. j., where he
will pass the summer.
Dr. and Mrs NJ. d. Lamb are visiting
in Providence, r. l., and expect to be
away the remainder OF the week
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Ball and son,
Eldon, of Hill street, left last night for
New York, to be absent about week.
Miss Louise Canton OF Maple avenue
went this morning to Burlington to make
a stay of several days with relatives.
NJ. A. Rollins returned to Barre this
morning, after having been the guest of
friends in Burlington over the weekend.
Children's day rehearsal at the Uni
yersahst vestry Tuesday afternoon at ?
o'clock. Children are urged to be pres
ent.
George Straiton of Washington street
left yesterday for Albany, n. Y, where
he will remain for a few days business
visit.
Mrs. Charles f. Barrows of Central
street left to-day for Vergennes, where
she will pass few weeks at her former
home.
Robert Rock of Farwell street returned
last night from Waterbury, where he
has been making weeks visit with
friends.
Henry Barton, who has been the guest
of friends in the city for the past week,
returned last night to his home at Ben
nington.
Richard r. Lamont, an instructor at
Goddard seminary, left this morning for
his home in West Somerville, Mass, to
pass the summer.
Mrs. C. A. Spear and three children of
Park street left yesterday for Green's
boro, where they win pass week in
camp at Lake Caspian.
Leonard Williams Of Westport, n. Y,
arrived in the city to-day to pass a few
DAYS with friends before going to St.
for a two-weeks' visit.
Miss Jane Bennett of the east hill has
gone to visit her brother and sister,
George Bennett and Miss Tillie Bissett,
of Haverhill and Hampton Beach, Mass.
George Hoyt of Summer street left
on business trip TO Albany.
n. Y, in the interests of the granite
firm of Hoyt & Lebour-
veau.
The auction sale at Farnham's at
Montpelier Friday was well attended |
30 horses and some other property were
disposed of at about the usual prices.
c. f. Smith, auctioneer.
Mrs. Isaac Verge of Brookfield was
brought to the City hospital Friday by |
DR.. Z, e. Ellis. Mrs. Verge, who is II |
years of age. was visiting at the home {
If her son, Nathan Hill, in Moretown, |
when she fell, fracturing her left hip. !
Mrs. Verge remains comfortable, al |
though it is uncertain what results will |
be obtained.
At the Children's day exercises in the |
church yesterday morn
ng, the baptismal service formed an i'm |
)ortant part, and on the following in |
'ants the rite was performed: Carey |
Barnett, Christina Mavis Bart |
EFT, Grafton Carleton Howard, Wesson !
Richardson Alacneil, Henry James Me
Andrew Fay Ashton Reed, William Al |
,ert Robertson, Rhoda Robinson, Frances /
eleanor Sargent, Harvey Langdon Var
lum, Elizabeth Varnum.
At the D. A. Perry real estate offices
,o-day negotiations were completed for
he sale of the house on Cherry street
,wned by Andrew Nelson. The purchas
r is Charles A. Lawson of Seminary
itreet, who buys not only the house, but
barn. outbuildings and strip of land
eaching from Cherry to Orchard streets.
'Ir. Lawson buys the property for a
lome, although he will not move his
goods until later in the sum
ner. The deal involved 81 500