The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-25
TALK OF THE TOWN


Alacca bees Picnic will be held Thur,
day, Sept 3, Particulars printed later.
< Dry chairwood for sale Arthur s
: Martin, 43 Park street. Telephone l5s-
or 53-W.
D Don't forget your Granite Mutual fir
insurance assessment due on or befor
O September j.
John S. Cobb of Boston is passing
several days in the city as the guest o
U Miss Florence Converse OF West street
Misses Mildred Marion and Emml
\ Sweeney returned yesterday from few
days visit to Burlington and Colches
ter.
J Myer S. Levin of Merchant street lef
this morning on a business trip to New
York in the interests of the Union Cloth
ing store.
Mrs. O. II. Perry and children Of High
land avenue, who have been passing the
summer at st. Johnsbury, returned to
the city to-day.
John Mclean of Montpelier, who with
Mrs. Mclean has been passing two weeks
in Shelburne, resumed work in the Union
Clothing store yesterday
| The bearers at the funeral OF NJ. w.
Dix were f. O, Kent, George and Fred
Willard and Thurman Dix, instead of
those named in Yesterdays paper.
Carroll Strong, a Troy, n. Y, phar-
macist, arrived in the city yesterday for
a visit at the home OF his uncle Justus
ketchum, of l57 Washington street
! Lucius 4. Gallagher of Short stree
is detained at home on account OF i'll
ness. During his absence Mr.. Gallagher's
shining parlors are in charge of William
| Bianchi.
John Conf, former resident OF Barre,
who has been visiting his sister, Mrs.
William Corti of Blackwell street, for
several days, returned last night to his
home in Quincy, Mass.
Auction sale OF household goods to.
morrow at 7 Elmore street, Just off
South Main street, this city for Mrs.
James Wood. See ad on page seven.
e. +. Smith, auctioneer.
The condition Of Fred Haskell of Ma
plewood avenue, who was brought to
Barre yesterday from Morrisville, where
he has been visiting, was reported to be
slightly improved to-day.
Miss Beatrice Morse, who has been
spending her vacation of the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Fred Benedict, OF North Main
street, returned this morning to her
home in Plattsburg, n. Y.
Regular meeting of Jumpers, boxers
and derrickmen, No. so, will be held in
Foresters' hall Tuesday evening, Aug
25, at 730 O'clock Business of impor.
tance. Cor. See. Thos. Holder.
Miss Ruth Henry. daughter of Mrs.
Emily Henry of jefferson street, who
underwent an operation for appendicitis
at the City hospital yesterday, was re-
ported to be resting comfortably to-day. |
Rev. and Mrs Francis Il. Poole and |
two sons of Worcester, Mass. who have |
been visiting friends in the city since |
Saturday, returned this morning by au-
tomobile to their summer camp at Fair |
lee lake.
Thomas II. Cave of Wellington street,
who has been passing a two weeks va
cation with Mrs. Cave and children at
Old Orchard, Me-, resumed his duties in
the Office of the state treasurer at the
,aptol yesterday.
Mrs. Charles 4. Beaulieu is able to be
out again after injuries which she re.
,eived one day last week when she fell
Town the cellar stars. IL was at first
thought she was seriously hurt, but her
INJURIES were found to consist only of |
bruises and bad shaking up.
Miss Bertha Mclean, who has been
pending the summer with her parents,
'ir. and Mrs. T. r. Mclean. in Granite /
lille, was visitor in the city this fore
loon while on her way To South Acton, !
lass., where she is engaged as school {
eacher. Miss McLean's school wall re- !
pen Sept. s.
Marshall S. Rounds of Park street left ,
his forenoon for Rutland, where he f. :
0 attend the annual convention Of the
'ermont Funeral Directors & Embalm-
RS association. The convention opened
his afternoon and will end Thursday
yening. Mr.. Rounds is vice-president of
he state association. a
Berness +. Waterman of 1903 South a
lain street is assisting in the Eastern ,
state Tea store during the absence of
Ianager Dwight n. Cutler of jefferson =
rect. The condition of Mr.. Cutler, who y
as taken i'll one week ago, shows but q
tile change and physicians attending
I'M are spprehensive of typhoid fever. t.
Al lHui lliuHl Ol AdHCleebel, N H., ~
no has been guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. W
rank A. Adams Of Elm street for sew 81
al days, left this forenoon for Bur 81
ngton, whence he will leave tomorrow pl
! an extended pleasure trip through "a
skes Champlain and tseorge to New ii
DIRK, returning to Manchester around pl
'pt. 10. 50
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clay and two sons, to
den and Louis, of Natick, Mass, who m
We been making an extended automo-
lie trip through Vermont and New u,
smpshire, arrived in the city yesterday
r visit at the nome of Mr.. and Mrs. lie;
|. L. House of West street Mr.. and
RS. Clay were accompanied to Mont
lier by Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Blanchard.
A birthday party was given at the at
me of Mr.. and Mrs. William Dewey nh
rs West street last night, in honor in
Mrs. Ezra Hamlet and very pleas We
I evening was enjoyed Refreshments NJ,
re served. There was music and a
neral good time. Mrs. Hamlet re- bv
we'd many handsome presents Those no
ssent were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon. Mel wi
le Robinson and Mrs L. ID. Sloan of
ontpelier. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Robin ter
! of Fairfax and Mr. and Mrs. Will n. an
wey OF this city. boi
lollamer French. a former Barre boy oti
son Of the late Micah French. is thr
iting the scenes of his bovhood for :
! first time in ~ ware ~ E,,ncb h.,