The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

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II Donald Leith has gone so Boston for
II few days visit.
II Remember this store for ruching anC
II neckwear. Yaughan's.
II Goods in this clearance sale; Bee
\ spreaa5, cottons, towels, crash. AT tn,
II Vaughan Store.
\ DIR. Il. B. Whitaker of Merchant street
has returned from Highgate Springs
where he has been passing few days
John Burns, who has been the guest OF
friends in the city for the past few days
returned to-day to his home at North
| field
Henry B. Ward of johnson arrived il,
the city last night to pass the coming
few days as the guest of relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Fannie WEIGH returned last night
to her home at Brandon, after passing a
few weeks in the city as the guest Of
relatives.
Frank A. cambridge of Iberville P. O.,
arrived in the city yesterday and began
work this morning in a North Barre
stoneshed.
Miss Eua L. Leonard, who was in
the city to attend the Scott Mann we'd
ding returned to-day to her home in
Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Badger of Eastern
avenue went yesterday to Newport,
where they will make a few days visit
with friends.
| Samuel Sargent and Charles Higgs of
Hillside avenue left to-day for Highgate
Springs. where they viii pass the com.
ing 10 days.
Charles j. Pillsbury has moved his
household goods from fremont street to
the residence he recently purchased at
| At Beacon street.
Mrs. William Rawlinson and daughter
of Calgary, Alberta, and Miss Abbe
Grove of Boston are visiting Mrs. G. c..
Holt of 1 West street.
Samuel Dagnostines, who recently
sold his barber shop at 3l3 Main street,
left to-day for New York City, where
he plans to enter business.
Rev. A. G. Griffin, pastor of the Cath
ollie church at East Albany, n. Y, re-
turned yesterday to his home, after pass.
ing few days as guest at the st. |
Monica church parsonage.
Mrs. Charles Robins and son, John W., |
of Orange street left to-day for Tenants |
Harbor, Me-, where they will pass the |
coming few weeks with relatives. They |
will also visit at st. George and Rock |
land, Me.
The Harrison Granite Co. is getting
ready to make an addition to its office
at the company plant off Center street.
A one story annex with wall dimensions
OF 8xS feet is to be erected for the &C.
of extra draughtsmen en-
ployed by the company.
]. p, Santamarina. president of the
Spanish Inter American immigration
Protective association of New York, will
give a public lecture in the hall OF the
Socialist block Saturday evening, July
25, taking as his subject, 'The Latin
Race in the United States" All are well
come.
Becker Hughes of Baker City, Ore, ar.
rived in the city last night to make an
indefinite visit as the guest of friends. s
Mr.. Hughes has been employed with the {
William King Granite Co. at Baker City ]
or some time past and will be remem Ii
1ered as a former resident of Barre. 7
After leaving Barre about Is years ago G
lie esta blished monumental concern at
Baker City. I
Mrs. NJ. M. Gordon of Parker, Ariz., ar il
lived in the city yesterday TO pass few o
lays as the guest of friends and rela b
ives. Mrs. Gordon will leave to- morrow a
or Hardwiek to make an extended visit, n
ater returning to Barre. Attorney and il
irs. Gordon, former residents of Barre, Il
Who have been living in Arizona for the p
asst two years, intend to locate within p
he coming year in California. a
A car of 1914 potatoes consigned to To- e.
al merchants rolled into town over the So
entral Vermont railroad yesterday aft a
rnoon with one door swung back and "
he other door conspicuously absent. ft
he condition OF the car was not dis u
overed until some time had elapsed aft. b
r il had been shunted to a side track IN
nd considerable excitement prevailed in b.
-eighting circles as ii was feared that d.
daylight burglary had been committed q
the yard A little investigation, how la
yer, disclosed the fact that the door la
lust have been lost farther down the ju
ne. The paucity of tubers in the car til
dictated that potato.lovers along the of
,ute between Barre and Boston had br
slped themselves. At the request of III
le freight agent. an officer from police on
kept an eye on the car dur CT
e the night. al