The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

Howard Annis of South Main street
went this morning to Waterbury, where
he is employed as a barber.
Prilip Vercoe and Harold HAYES re-
turned last evening from Highgate
Springs, where they have been making
a 10 days stay in camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer G. Ladd and chill
dren of Orange street left yesterday for
st. Adams Bay, where they win pass a
month in camp al Melville's landing.
Mrs Isabel Johnston OF Blackwell
street, who has been passing three weeks
with her son, Robert Johnston, in Tor
onto Ont, returned home this morning.
Clarence H. Kendrick, who has been
passing few days vacation with his
family on Academy street, returned this
morning to ST. Adams, where he is en-
ployed in the Reagan pharmacy.
Miss Harriet Houston of Maple ave-
nue., who has been passing two weeks
vacation in Maiden, Mass, and points in
Vermont, resumed her duties at the Con-
solidated Lighting Cos. Office this morn
ing.
Henry Fasola Of Berlin street, who
has been absent in New York on
weeks vacation, returned last night and
resumed work at the plant of the New
York Granite Co. in Montpelier this
morning.
All soc booklets to be sold at 3ac, all
25c books at Zoe and some at 10 and l5c;
boy scout books at Sc; writing paper at
a discount; bargains in ink. Martins
Book Store, lis North Main street, Boil
ster block.
James MeAdam, who has been passing
a weeks vacation at the home of his
father, James MeAdam, sT., of Madison
avenue, left yesterday for Orsngeburg,
n. Y, where he is employed by the Ten
ney corporation.
Mr.. and Mrs. a, w. MaeNeil and lit.
tie son of Camp street returned Satur-
day from Fairlee lake, where they have
been enjoying two weeks outing. Mr..
MaeNeil resumed his duties in the Day
light store this morning.
The Knekerbocker stock company,
which has been filling weeks engage |
ment at the Barre opera house, left yes
terday for Barton to appear for several
DAYS as one of the Orleans county fair |
attractions at Roaring Book park.
Angelo NJ. Celia Of "a Vine street left
Saturday night for Chicago, where he
route to Milwaukee TO attend the ma
tional monument dealers convention.
Mr. Celia will represent the Nanetti
Granite Co.. which has a large exhibit
tion on the convention floor.
John Mccarthy of 10Y South Main
street. who is taking vacation from
MS duties at the Smith & Cummings store,
left this morning for Boston. where he
will visit relatives for a week. He was
accompanied by his sister, Miss May L.
Mccarthy, who is taking vacation
rom the central telephone office.
James Counter, until recently a mem
Der OF the Italian A. c. baseball team,
-etu,ned yesterday from Windsor where
,e has been employed. Mr.. Counter was
working in the shops Of the Windsor
Machine Co. when the company suspend.
d temporarily its manufacturing opera
ions on account OF trade conditions in
europe.
Rev. w. j. VI. Beattie Of fremont
treet who j. taking h's annual vaca
ION left this morning with his daugh.
er. Miss Muriel Beattie, for Montreal,
n which vicinity they expect TO pass a :
ew weeks. Next Sunday Rev. T. II.
lckford. rector Of st. Mary's church,
Sortnheld, will ofiiciate at the Church Of
he Good shepherd and arrangements
ave been made for supplying the church Z
turing the remainder OF the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Massie. who were .
married az st. Monica's church Satur-
ay morning, left in the afternoon on a
wo weeks trip through New Hsmp-
hire. after which they will reside in
larre. where the groom i employed a.
stter cutter AZ the plant Of Mcdonnell
! sons. The bride who was Miss
RANGES Duprey. is = daughter Of Mr..
nd Mrs Edward Duprey Of 81 Brook
treet and the eroom's parents are Mr..
nd Mrs. james Massie Of 80 Maple
venue. The couple were attended By 4
Iiss Belle Ma-sie. the groom's sister.
"a Edward Duprey. = sister Of the
ride. After the ceremony 40 guests
-ers served . wedding luncheon 81 the
orns q the brides parents. A lrEs
umlsr 81 presents included liner. 81
e. End mrnrT.