The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-27
TALK OF THE TOWN
Suits at 1878 at Fits.

Suits at 1913 at Fits.
New suits and skirts at Abbott's.
Special values in suits at Abbott's.
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. eastman and chill
dren OF Burlington, who were in the city
yesterday, returned to their home last
evening.
Miss Emily Fraser Of Washington
street has returned from Boston, where
she has been passing a few weeks with
her brother, Clyde Fraser.
Mrs. Peter Wallstrom and daughter,
Miss Elsa Wallstrom, Of Essex street
left this morning for weeks visit in
Swanton and at Highgate Springs.
Mrs. Chester Perkins, who has been
visiting relatives in Barre and Williams
town, was visitor in the city this morn
ing while on her way home to Rochester
Mrs. Charles Stewart and daughter,
Miss Jessie, arrived in the city Saturday
from Hardwiek to pass the coming few
days az the guests of friends. She will
also visit at Graniteyille and Montpelier
before returning TO her home.
Walter Tierney of Hartford, Conn, is
passing two weeks with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Tierney, of South
Main street. Mr.. Tierney is taking an
annual vacation from his duties in the
home office of the Travellers Insurance
Co.
Roy Farnham of Orange was brought
to the City hospital Saturday for treat
ment. Mrs. William Mckane, who has
been at the hospital during the past two
weeks for treatment was able to return
to her home on the Richardson road last
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tierney, who
have been passing a few days with the
formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. John r.
Tierney, of South Main street. returned
this morning to ST. Adams, where Mr.,
Tierney is employed by the Central Yer
mont railroad,
A party consisting of r, H. Prouty Of
Montpelier, Mrs. John Gibbs of Brook
lyn, N. Y, Miss Gertrude Maekie and
Miss Inella Ball OF this city and num-
Der of young people returned last even
ing from Duxbury, where they made the
ascent OF Cancels Hump. The mountain
climbers report a clear day with distant
points plainly visible from the Hump.
Nearly every resident OF Cedarville
was entertained at neighborhood party
held at Tumble inn, the Cutler corner
farm Of A. NJ Morrison yesterday. The
company were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Morrison and the affair took the
form of an outdoor reunion in a spacious
grove near the house. The trip to Cut
Ter corner and return was made in auto
mobiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Eastman of East
ern avenue and Mr.. and Mrs. Alex.
Young of the Montpelier road left yes
terdav BY automobile on an extended
trip through the White mountains to
Old Orchard, Me, where they viii make !
a stay of several days before proceeding
TO Boston. Miss Penelope Gall of 81
Franklin street, who is taking a months |
from her clerical duties in the |
office Of Il. A. Bugbee 4 Co. on Circle |
street, left Saturday night for her for
mer home in London, Ont, where she ex- |
poets to make an extended visit. Mrs. |
William Rawlinson left late Saturday |
night for Montreal, r. O., there to visit
for few days before proceed
ing to Calgary for more prolonged |
STAY. William Carswell who was called /
here by the serious illness and death Of
his brother, Thomas G. Carswell. of ~ /
South Main street, returned to-day to |
bic home in New York His son. Cedric |
garswell, who accompanied him here, viii |
remain for month with his grandpar
snts. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Carswell, OF
Ayers street.