The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

Barre Confectionery Co., llb South Main
street.
Strawberry, caramel and vanilla ice
cream at the Red Cross Pharmacy to.
day.
You can save few dollars by taking
advantage of the McWhorter company's
offer
Our soc underwear sale is cleaning up
great. Are you getting your share at
Fits?
Dry chairwood for sale. Arthur s.
Martin, 43 Park street. Telephone 1854
or 53.W.
1 Mrs. II. A. Holt Of Walnut street has
gone to Williamstown to visit her father
for few days.
Benjamin Gasperella OF Merchant
street went to-day to Boston for a few
days business visit.
George Cook OF South Royalton ar
rived in the city yesterday to make
few days visit as the guest OF friends.
Miss Lulu Thompson of Castleton ar
rived in the city yesterday to spend the
remainder of the summer with relatives.
Mrs. Bert Humphrey of South Main
street went yesterday to Burlington,
where she will visit relatives for a few
days.
William Wood of Berlin was visitor
in the city yesterday with friends. He
left last night for Boston on a business
visit.
Miss Florence Cage of South Main
street returned last night from weeks
visit with friends in Burlington and
Shelburne.
Henry Biork of Patterson street re-
turned to-day from st, Adams, where
he has been the guest of friends for the
past week.
Miss Una Fowler of Winnipeg, Man,
is passing month in Barre as a guest
at the home of Mrs. Elsie Even OF
Orange street.
Philo Bruce OF Hazelton, Pa, arrived
in the city yesterday to make a 10 days |
Brooklyn street.
Henry Squires, who has been the guest |
Of relatives at South Barre for week. |
passed through the city yesterday on his
way to his home at Middlebury.
At the Salvation Army hall tonight, |
Captain Fogg and the comrades of Mont.
pelier local corps will have charge of the
meeting. Come and bring your friends.
All welcome.
Regular meeting of st. Johns court,
No. 522, will be held Thursday evening,
July %, at 1880 o'clock A full attend
ance is requested. Refreshments will
follow meeting.
Mrs. Harry Goodrich and daughter,
Lucy, left last night for Edgewater.
where they will pass the remainder OF =,
the week in camp at the Goodrich cot
tage at Niggerhead pond.
Members of the Barre Citizens band .
IRE asked to meet in the band rooms this
evening for rehearsal promptly at 7
,'clock. The program for to-night's CON
'ert will be found in another part of The
Times.
HENRY Coxson and James Coxson of
were visitors in the city I
his forenoon while on their way to their !
ormer home in Sherbrooke. p, O.. where I
hey expect to make 10 days stay
With relatives. ia
W. II. Griebel, granite dealer, who 4
las been spending the past week in
Sarre, returned yesterday to his home %
t Peoria, ILL., Previous to coming to
Iarre he visited extensively at Quincy,
lass. and Westerly, r. |.
Mrs. w. II. Ward of Kirk street, wife
( Mayor Ward, underwent a successful
peration at the City hospital yesterday.
lrs. Wards condition to-day was re-
orted to be comfortable and her physi.
ians anticipate steady progress toward
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Miss Zylpha Churchill of 80 Merchant
treet, who is taking two weeks va.
alton from her duties in the law Office
[ John w. Gordon and A. A. Sargent
as gone to Woodbury., where she viii
pend 10 days with friends at the
Woodbury. Lake house.
Mrs. y. d. Phelps of Park street, who
as been absent on an extended trip
trough the middle western states, ar
we'd in the city to-day from Marengo,
l., where she has been visiting relatives
nee attending the annual convention of
ne National Federation of Women's
ubs at Chicago last month.
A number OF Barre boys enlisted in
company of Montpelier left last night
" Burlington TO attend te annual en-
impment of the LIST Vermont regiment
infantry. The boys expect TO be alb
mt two weeks George w. Shannon,
no saw service on the Isthmus and in 4
le Far East, has gone to Burlington to e;
, present during the encampment.
Secretary John r. Wilson of the
'sshington County Veterans associa-
on arrived in the city yesterday for a
W days visit with his daughter. Mr.. w
'ilson is still busy on the arrange 81
ents for the annual reunion of the as
citation which is to be held at Dewey
Irk Aug. 4. Through the kind offices of IN
aior L. A. Abbott camp, No. IA, $. of
, music from Barre has been obtained <
r the occasion and one of the prin-
pal speakers OF the first-nig camp
e gathering will be from this city.
Thomas Ashes of $50 North Main
rect was taken to the City hospital
81 night in the Perry & Noonan ann
lance. This morning attaches at the
spital said that the patient was rest
9 comfortably after a somewhat rest
IS night. As near as can be learned,
was rather late in the evening when
r. Ashes, boarder at No. $50 started
descend the stairs and stubbed his toe
lille nearing the lower hall. II was
ought at first that he had sustained
rious injuries, but a physicians exam
alton disclosed only a badly bruised 20
{ leg with no fractured bones He will ~
main at the hospital several days.
Frank +. Adams of Elm street re- A