The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

See the new fall millinery at All
bolts.
Eden cloth loc yard at Perry's or
Saturday.
Miss Ella Owens Of Hill street re
turned last night from a few weeks
visit to Newport, r. l., and New York
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Kerr of Water
bury, former residents of Barre, are
passing week with friends in the city,
Mrs. H. w. Shores and daughter, Dor
othy, of Hall street returned yesterday
| from weeks visit with friends in War
rem.
Leslie Bragg, who has been the guest
Iof friends on Granite street for the past
week. returned to-day to his home at
Washington.
Max Hobrook, who has been passing
a few days in the city with friends, re.
turned yesterday afternoon to his home
at st. .Iohnsbury.
| Misses Alice and Bessie Brimblecom Of
Chicago are passing several days in the
city as the guests of Mrs. Frank A. Cove
of Eastern avenue.
| Myer s. Levin of Merchant street re-
turned this morning from business trip
to New York in the interest of the
Union Clothing store.
! Peter Alexander of Patterson street
who has been passing the summer at the
jackson House, Jackson, n. H., returned
TO the city yesterday afternoon.
Dean Ayers Of Hartford, Conn, for
mer employee at the Drown pharmacy, is
passing vacation with his father,
Charles f. Ayers, of the Richardson road
Mrs. Edward A. Gurley of Gettysburg,
Pa, who has been visiting in Barre and
Montpelier since July, left this morning
for New York TO make short visit be-
fore returning home.
Miss I.ua Higgs, who has been spend
ing the past few weeks at Whitefeld, N.
H.. returned to the city yesterday after
noon. She resumed her duties to-day at
the Griggs and Linekin insurance offices.
The regular monthly meeting of the
city council will be held on the evening
of Tuesday, Sept s. Customarily the
council meets on the evening of the first
Monday in the month, but the change in
September has been made on account of
Labor day.
Among those who registered at The
Buzzell hotel yesterday were: L. s.
Thayer, Bellows Falls A. G. Bigelow,
Brookfield; n. l.. Davis, Albany, n. Y;
George II. Barrett, Boston; J. j. Walsh,
Manchester. ~ H.; j. +. Edmoston, Bos
ton: H. y. Brunei. Boston; Catherine f.
Langley, Boston; Stanley Webster, Bos
ton; Max Holbrook, st. Johnsbury; H.
A. Cafe. Boston.
An automobile party consisting of Mr..
n e I. -.
street, Mrs. II. A. Richardson OF Sum-
mer street, Mrs. z. Wiley of South
Main street and Mrs. +. P. Wetmore of
Merchant street left this morning for
Armand Lake, n. H., where they expect
to remain until Tuesday. Tomorrow
they will be joined by Messrs. Richard
son, Wiley and Wetmore.
Local labor men are planning to have
as their guest over the weekend James
Duncan of Quincy, Mass, president Of
the Granitecutters' association and vice
president of the American Federation OF
Labor. Mr.. Duncan will arrive in the city
Saturday evening and remain here until
after the big Labor day celebration Mon
day. He is 10 sneak before an open-air
audience at the Ayers street park in the
afternoon.
c. +. Bomhard. recording secretary Of
court No. 33l7, Independent Order of
Foresters. has received from the supreme
treasurer Of the order a check for slS5,
which viii be forwarded to Carlo Drag
hini. a former Barre man and a member
Of the local court. AZ present Mr..
Braghini j. in Boston. where he was re
Gently discharged from a hospital. after
q confinement Of TIA DAYS. The check Is
forwarded to Mr.. Braghini as a sick ben
eft claim.
Deputy sheriff A. VI. Morrison is slow
" recovering from the effects Of
serious operation 20 which be submitted
at the CITY hospital a few days ago.
Surgeons operating on the patients
right foot found Il necessary TO an
putata the member near The instep. Ar. ]
Morrison i making a satisfactory re-
coverv from the effects q the OPERATION /
and unless the infection spreads and
causes further complications be VIII b
he 70 - out Of doors in fortnight. He I
l. eonvalssrinr 81 DE home on south 4
wsin st-ret- where ~ moved recently /,