The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-27
TALK OF THE TOWN


Get the habit Go to Miers' barber
shop for good service.
Spray your trees and garden with Ply.
rox. For sale at the Kempton mill.
Ross barber shop on Depot square,
cool place to wait for refreshing
shave.
Special for Saturday-l6 best bananas
for 25c; also 20 for 25c at United Fruit
Store.
Among the Dartmouth college stu
dents home from Hanover for the sum-
mer is Alexander Brown of Ayers street.
Roswell Miles and Frank Finnegan re-
turned last night from Burlington,
where they have been visiting for few
days.
William H. Pitkin arrived yesterday
from Boston in his Paige touring car.
He will remain in the city for a short
visit.
Made this morning, delivered when you
want it--ice cream, assorted flavors, i'll
bricks for your Sunday dinner. Tel.
Barre Drug Co., l24-l.
F. n. Vanetti and A. NJ. Celia of the
Vanetti and Celia Granite company went
day to Burlington to spend few
days on business interests.
Miss Margaret Walker of Grant ave
nue. and her guest, Miss Gertrude King,
OF Ferrisburg, went to Washington this
morning for a few days visit.
Charlie f. Young formerly proprietor
of the Barre Shoe Store, who has been
in the city for few days, returned to
his home in Burlington this morning.
Leslie Wright of Wright place left
this forenoon for Keene, n H., where
he will visit for several days with
friends before going to Boston on bust
ness visit.
Mrs. Earle Dearborn of New Haven,
Conn, was visitor in the city to-day,
passing the day with friends, while on
her way to Littleton, n H., to make a
prolonged visit
Arthur Mcdonald OF Boston am.
Charles Mcdonald of New York are
passing several days at the home of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Me-
Donald, of Liberty street.
Mrs. L. Modiea, who has been spend
ing the past few months at Bisauchio,
Italy, arrived in the city yesterday from
after a transatlantic voyage.
Mrs. George G. Close and children of
Cambridge, Mass, arrived in the city
yesterday to pass the summer months
at their cottage on the Morrison farm.
Mr.. Close will pass the weekend with
his family.
John Jordan Of Railroad street re-
turned to-day from Corinth, where he
has been visiting for a few DAYS He
leaves the first of next week for Beth
lehem, n. H., where he will pass the
summer at the home of his uncle.
g. Vanetti of Waterbury was visit !
or in the city to-day, passing the day |
as the guest of his brother, +. n Va
netti of Pearl street. He leaves tonight |
for New York to visit for few days
preparatory to sailing for a few months
visit at his former home in Italy.
Fred Burnham, a former member of |
the faculty at Goddard seminary, ar |
rived in the city yesterday from Mer- |
cersburg, Pa, where he has been engaged /
as an instructor at Mercersburg academy
Mr.. Burnham viii pass portion Of the
sumner in this city and at his home in
Miss Sophia Campbell Of Boston who
has been attending the commencement
exercises at Norwich university for the
past week was visitor in the city yes
terday on her way to Graniteville to
make an extended visit at her former
home. Miss Campbell will visit al the
summer camp at Roxbury before return
ing to Boston.
George +. Thornton of Boston, sec
1nd vice president of the Bricklayers.
nasons and plasterers' international un.
on paid an official visit TO local No .
If the union, which held its meeting in
PAINTERS hall last evening. Mr.. Thorn
.on spoke briefly on different phases OF
organization among the craftsmen con
lected with the union. He left for his
rome to-day.
The transfer of the Western Unions
Deal equipment from the Rowland build
ng to the companv's new headquarters
n the Northen building was started last
light. The work was continued to-day
md the operators hoped to be settled
" night The new Office is located on |,
he second floor of the building, Just
'ver the banking rooms Of the Peoples
National bank s
The first advertising car of Wheeler {
'ros.' Great Shows arrived in the city {
his morning for an ver-Sunday stay
y the Central Vermont freight yards
The car carries large amount OF ad
ertising matter that will be spread in
his locality in anticipation of the ex
ibition to be given by the brothers on !
he afternoon and evening of July II.
crew of bin posters accompanied the
ar
Insurance men connected with the J
,arre Office OF the Metropolitan Life J
Insurance Co. left this morning for Bur !
ngton to attend a meeting OF the com Q
any's underwriters in Vermont. In the /
elegation were Peter Dessautels. Ed
ard Therien, Thomas Mari, James /
hind. Z. J. Lyons, Charles Gallagher 5
nd Julian Houghton. They will return
his evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip HOLSTER of Hart !
1rd, Conn. who were married recently
! Montpelier. arrived in the city yes
,rdav for a short visit with friends.
lr. HOLSTER will be remembered here !
) former student at Goddard semin-
ry and an employee Of the Tilden Shoe ?
o. He is at present employed by the \
isk Rubber Co in Hartford and with :
Irs. HOLSTER is passing l0-days' va :
ltion in North Montpelier.
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