The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-22
TALK OF THE TOWN
lee Abbott's silk hosiery values.

u rev days WISH.
George Bixby of Burlington arrived
in the city yesterday to pass few days
as the guest of friends.
For bargains in suits, balmacaans and
raincoats, visit our basement bargain
department. Lamorey Clothing Co.
Newell Parker of Spsulding street has
returned home, after spending several
days with relatives in St. Johns, z. @.
Auley Ogston, Norwich university
student, arrived yesterday from North.
field to pass the summer in the city.
Mrs. Kimball Blanchard of West street
visit of several days with relatives in
Quechee.
William Barnes and Wendell Dudley
of South Barre left this morning for
Windsor, where they will pass two
weeks vacation.
Paul w. Waterman of Washington
street went this afternoon to Plainfield,
to Miss G. Kate Coburn.
Harry Campbell, trainer of Pal billiard
at the Page stables on South Main
street, has gone to his former home in
Morrisville for a stay of three weeks.
S. w. Jones, who has been spending
the past ten days with relatives and
| friends at Burlington, st. Adams and
Glens Falls, n. Y, returned to the city
Saturday.
DIR, F. NJ. Lynde, L. r. Hutchinson,
+. NJ Roscoe and n. B. Ballard left
to-day by automobile for Lake Megan
tic, P. O.. where they will have ten
days outing.
Special meeting of Ladies of the Mae
cabees in X. of p. hall Tuesday afternoon
at 2:S0, for the purpose of receiving sp-
plications of members and any other
business necessary.
George Adie, who has been attending
the University of Michigan, arrived in
the city Saturday from Ann Arbor,
Mich. to pass the summer at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Adie.
Sec. Fred ". Sutton of the quarry
workers international association, re-
turned to-day from New York, where
he has been representing local stone in
terests at council of the building
trades.
The Barre Citizens band will meet at
their rooms in the old city building for
rehearsal this evening at 1880 O'Clock.
One of the series of regular weekly CON
certs viii be given by the band in city
park Wednesday evening.
Bertrand Mari, who has been attend
ing the University of Vermont arrived
in the city yesterday to pass the sum
mer at his home. Louis Tomasi of
North Main street also returned from
Vermont to pass the summer at his
home.
Among those who registered at The |
Buzzell hotel yesterday were: Jock |
Boris, Proctor; b. F.. Connev, Rutland;
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Moakley, Portland, !
Me-; Mark Green, Chicago; John Daley, |
Boston; Z. Fl. Robinson, Holyoke, Mass;
f. R. Triggs, Middlebury; T. Bresnahan,
Middlebury; Henry Aylward, Middle
bury.
Leon Blanchard, who was called is |
Williamstown last week by the death of |
his mother, Mrs. Ora Blanchard, was a |
visitor in the city to-day while on his |
way to his home in Beekmantown, n. Y. |
Mr. Blanchard was accompanied by Mrs. |
A. Z, House and two children of Will |
who will make an extended |
visit with relatives in Beekmantown and |
other towns in northern New York.
The Riley orchestra left this afternoon
for Mortified, where they furnish music
for the house party at the Theta Chi |
fraternity. A large number of Barre
people went this afternoon TO Nortbield |
to attend the house party. The Riley |
orchestra has been engaged to furnish |
music for the big annual banquet and
ball for the Caledonia A. A. of South
Ryegate on Friday evening, June 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur z. Campbell and
son. Lawrence. Of North Main street,
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Scofield left this
for Old Orchard. Me, where
they will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Campbell Before returning
to Barre, Mr.. Scofield will 20 to Provi II
dence. r. l., where he has completed ne
gotiations for the purchase OF barber
shop. Mrs. William Halvoss and little
son of y South Main street left this
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spend week with Mrs. Halvosa's sis
ter, Mrs. Rogers. Miss Grace Cheney of
Washington was visitor in the city u
this morning while on her way to North
field, where she will be the guest of
friends during commencement week at
Norwich university. Miss Cheney is TAX
ing her annual vacation from her duties
rs operator in charge OF the Washington
exchange of the Orange County Tele.
phone company.
Summer schedules on both the NJ. &
W. r. and the Central Vermont lines
running out of Barre became effective
to-day. On the Barre branch, the train
service established by change in sched
ale less than two months ago is af-
fected in only few instances by the
attest change. The forenoon train with
north and south connections at the
Junction leaves at III 40 instead of II :45
\. m. In the afternoon the northbound
rain leaves at 3l5 instead of 3:25, the
lour of departure observed since last
all. Connections for points north with
.he New England States Limited are
made from the local station at 5:45
D. M. instead of $40. The incoming
service is altered but slightly. The
branch train, which connects with the
nail at Montpelier Junction, returns to
Barre at 4:25 instead of 4;35 in the
Afternoon, and the Boston night mail