The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-21
TALK OF THE TOWN


BE sure and wait for the N. ID. Phelps
Co. fire and water sale of damaged hard
ware.
Buy 1926 cigar; best &c smoke. The
Barre Confectionery Co, lis South Main
street.
Dry ehairwood for sale. Arthur S.
Martin, 43 Park street. Telephone 1854
or 53-W.
John Rossi left yesterday for New
York to make prolonged visit with
relatives.
Eric Prize returned this forenoon from
Boston, where he has been passing few
days on business interests.
Leonard Landers of South Main street
left to-day for Maletts bay to pass the
coming week at the Landers camp.
William Densmore of South Main
street returned last night from 10
days visit to Malletts bay and Colehes-
ter.
] James Drumgould of North Main
street commenced work this week as q
conductor on the Barre & Montpelier
traction line.
Albert Scott of Pleasant street com
menced few weeks vacation from his
duties at the Central Vermont freight
station to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ. Barclay of Frank
lin street returned yesterday from Old
| Orchard, Me, where they have been pass
| ing few weeks.
Miss Anna L. Hoey Of Boston was
visitor in the city to-day on her way to
South Barre to make an extended visit
as the guest Of friends and relatives.
Peter Frattini is taking few weeks
vacation from his labors at the Consol-
idated Lighting Co.'S. offices. He left this
forenoon for Roxhury for a few days
visit.
Miss Marie Hanlon, who has been Wis
iting in the city for the past few days
as the guest of friends on jefferson
street, returned to-day to her home at
Mortified.
Lawrence Rising of South Main street
returned last night from Malletts bay,
where he has been passing few days in
camp. He also visited for few days
at Burlington.
spending the past few weeks at st. |
Johns, P. O. was visitor in the city |
this forenoon on her way to her home
in East Barre.
Regular meeting of st, Johns court,
No. 522 viii be held Thursday evening,
July %, at 80 o'clock. A full attend,
ance is requested. Refreshments will |,
follow meeting.
Mrs. William Wood is at the City hos
pital for an operation, which was per
formed to-day, and Leslie Newton of 81
Elm street was also operated upon to-
day at the same place.
Rev. A. C. Griffin, pastor of the East ,
Albany Catholic church, arrived in the .
sity yesterday 10 visit for the coming
few days at the st. Monica church par /
,onage on Summer street.
The annual picnic of Harmon hive, No.
{, Ladies of the Maccabees, will be held
Thursday July %, at Benjamin falls
Every member come and bring a friend. I
All those who can, take the 1915 car. :
Miss Clara Purvee Of Prospect street =
work to-day ia clerical
apacity at the Palace garage. She takes
he place OF Miss Zylphia Churchill, who
las acted as bookkeeper for the past 4
ew weeks.
James G. Walker of Vergennes, who is
making an extended visit in the city, re-
urned this forenoon from Boston, where
e was called several days ago by the
Illness of a sister, who was operated on 4
or appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Kelley of Lib
rty street returned last night from a
en- days vacation through the northern
art of the state. They passed the
reater part of the time at Crystal lake
I East Albany, also visiting Troy, Bar
on and Irasburg.
Misses Shirley and Gladys Bradford
nd Beatrice Calaghan returned last
ight from Boston, where they have been
isiting for the past few days. For the
eek previous they were visiting as the
uests of Miss Sadie Fifeld, former
'sident of Barre, al Clifton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Currier of Wins
IN Salem, n. c., arrived in the city this
eek to make an extended visit at the
ONE of his father, G. S. Currier, on
Washington street. Mr.. Currier will be
,membered as one of Barre's former
ty engineers. For several years past, 4
II. Currier has been engaged with the e
aaboard railroad as one of the chief Y
lrveyors in the employ of that road
John Mahoney of Merchant street is
king a few weeks vacation from his
titles at the American Express office, W
e left this morning for a few days
sit at Bethel and Randolph. Ralph al
irner, who recently returned to the
ty from Hartford, Conn, where he has m
en- employed for some time past with
e Underwood typewriter concern, com -
enced work this week as spare hand
r the American Express Co.
DIR. and Mrs. F. X. z. Archambault =
d children left last night for Mont
al, where they were called by the
ath OF Mrs. Eulalie Pauze grandmoth-
OF Mrs. Archambault Mrs Pauze Il
ID at her home Sunday night, follow &
2 an illness that covered period of
e past few years. Death was due to a -
neral breakdown. She was 80 wears ~.
age and had resided for the greater l
1T of her life in the province of Que ~
e. Mrs. Pauze is survived by one son, s
10 resides at Montreal, four grand.
ldren and nine great +grandchildren.
e funeral will be held at Montreal ~
morrow morning. DR.. and Mrs. Arch.
lbaut win return TO the city the lat.
part of the week
cadet Miller. who acts As trainer for
stable OF horses at the military bar @
ks at Norwich university during the