The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-11
TALK OF THE TOWN
children parasoIs AZ Knight's.

days.
The school girls cooking demonstra.
ton class will meet Friday afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
c. p. Weeks returned yesterday to his
home at Waits River, after passing a
few DAYS in the city with friends.
Miss Grace Cheney returned last night
to her home at Washington, after few
days visit in the city with friends.
Miss Minnie Satus returned to-day to
her home at Burlington, after visiting
for a few davs with relatives in the city.
Fred Julian returned yesterday to his
home at Iberville, p. O., after passing a
few days at the home of his parents on
pleasant street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Tierney, who
have been visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs John Tierney, returned yester-
day to St Adams.
Ronald Thompson of Gnniteville was
a visitor in the city yesterday, return
ing from few days visit with relatives
lat Sherbrook, p. O.
Mrs. John Thompson of Plain6eld I'M
derwent serious operation at the City
hospital yesterday. Her condition to-
day was reported to be favorable.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. White and children,
who have been passing few days in the
city, returned to-day TO South Walden,
where they are passing the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wylie of Es-
sex street and Mr.. and Mrs, j. F. Rob-
bins Of the East Montpelier road left
to-day for Groton, where they will spend
a few days in camp.
Ball Habbeb, who has been spending
the past few weeks in the city as the
guest of his father, Deeb Habbeb, of
Prospect street, returned yesterday TO
his home at Boston.
! John Hughes OF Williamstown, Mass,
| formerly an instructor at Spaulding high
school, arrived in the city Saturday to
pass the coming week at the home of
Judge Frank Martin of Richardson
street.
Miss Gladys Morton of Burlington ar
rived in the city yesterday to pass a
few weeks at the home of her parents on
Summer street. Miss Morton is attend
ing the nurses school at the Mary Flet- |
cher hospital.
Mrs. L. Ramella, who is taking a two |
weeks vacation from her duties in the /
Homer Fits store. left yesterday with |
her brother, Henry Fasola. for 10 days
visit with relatives in New Hampshire
and Massachusetts,.
Alterations are being made to the
store in the Bolster building preparatory
to its occupancy by Z. o. Holmes. the
ieweler, and G. w. Martin the news
dealer, who are getting ready to yacate
the store in the Gordon block
Harry Wishart of Chelsea. assistant
cashier at the First National bank of
Chelsea, arrived in the city Yesterday to
pass few weeks as the guest of his
mother, Mrs. Barbara Wishart, on Camp
street. Mr.. Wishart plans to visit Bos-
ton before returning to his home.
Bradley P. Smith Of Boston is spend
ing a two weeks vacation, with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. u. Smith at Is West Patterson
street. Mr.. Smith is employed by the
Boston & Maine railroad, as baggage
master, running from Boston to White
River Junction. II
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Hawley of Glens
Falls, n. y, arrived in the city to-day to !
pass the coming week as the guests of !
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Kenerson Of Church
street Mr.. Hawley will be remembered
rs the former manager of the Eastern
Estate Tea company.
Miss Clara }. Churchill, superintendent /
If nurses at the Mary Fletcher hospital /
n Burlington, and Miss Hattie f. Doug /
ass, night superintendent at the same :
Institution. visited in Barre this fore. y
loon while on their way to Brattleboro a
% attend the meeting of the Vermont
4eague for Nursing Education. b
The list published in the New York Y
sun Yesterday OF those Americans ar !
living in London from the continent of 8
europe during the past week contained 3"
he names of Miss Marion Dane and n
larry Dane of Newport, this state. Miss i
Jane formerly taught in spaulding high
chool but last year was engaged in p
eaching at Lyndonville. y
William Laird. the Websterville man II
rho was arrested in connection with the p
ght which guests at the Esteran house K
n Quarry street waged with the officers ~
Then the latter raided the premises Sat Ia
rday was arraigned yesterday on D,
reach Of peace charge instead of intox. q,
alton, as originally reported. The al n
'gation against Laird was the out K
rowth of the part he took in resisting 1;
he officers and his fine costs amounted !,
D s25. n
The annual state convention of the be
ncent Order of Hibernians will be held III
{ Rutland Tuesday and Wednesday, 81
ugust 25-26. The convention will be
joint affair of the A. c. II. and the su
dies auxiliary. At recent meetings of co
he local orders arrangements were made W
" their delegates attending. II is ex- IN
scted that upwards of 300 delegates will ur
, present at the convention from all m
lrts of the state. The convention will III
zen Tuesday morning. During that day br
lsiness sessions will be held In the lo'
'ening the annual banquet will be In
Id at the Bardwell hotel The bust he
rs sessions will be continued the fol WI
wing morning. An excursion will be pa
ade to Lake Bomoseen on Wednesday rif
ternoon. The convention will be oe
ought to close on Wednesday even ne .e,
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