The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-13
TALK OF THE TOWN
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Remnant sale Saturday at Abbotts.
Annual sale bed spreads at Vanghan's
Mrs. Charles Arnholm OF 81. Adams Il
visiting relatives here for few days.
Have you visited the new Royal Bill
lard ParlorY
Piano, safe and furniture moving II
a. Rogers. Tell. 100, Barre.
Mrs, Joseph Gray left this morning for
a weekend visit with relatives in Bur-
lington and st. Adams.
Mrs. William Thorn has gone to Troy,
N. ", where she expects to make two
weeks visit with relatives.
Edward Hurlbut returned last night to
Philadelphia, after spending week in
the Barre granite belt on business
William Flynn OF Rutland arrived in
the city last night and will make few
days visit with friendships and relatives.
Clarence Bsbee of Waitsfeld arrived
yesterday and is making a several days
visit with friends and relatives in the
city.
Mrs. John S. Murley and daughter,
Miss Mary G. Murray, OF Summer street
are passing week with relatives in
Jonesyille and Burlington.
Frank Gredler, 1914 graduate at
Spaulding high school, arrived last night
from Middlebury, where he is employed,
and will make few days visit in this
city.
Harold Whalen and Arthur Hogan Of
Burlington returned to their homes this
morning, after enjoying a short visit
here with friends. Their trip was made
/ by auto.
| Gerald Knapp and Henry Denning,
who have been making a weeks visit at
Morrisville and Stowe, returned to their
homes in this city last night. The trip
was made by motor.
H, M. Farnham, the horse man, will
hold his next t49th big combination
auction sale of horses and other prop
erty at his stables in Montpelier, at 90
Mortified street, on Friday, Aug. 20, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon; carload of
fresh horses, Just in from the West, and
a good lot of commission property. 9. +.
Smith, uctioneer.--Advt.
Louis Frattini of Foss street, who was
taken to the City hospital several days
ago suffering with bad scalp wound
which he received while wrestling with
neighbor, was able TO resume his duties
as a clerk in the office of the Consolidat
ed Lighting Co. this morning. The wound
il still swathed in bandages, although the
young man is making good recovery.
DIR. J. i. insolvency and Mrs. Me-
Sweeney and Miss Beatrice Bray Of
Hartford, Conn, who have been making
a weeks visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Tierney on South Main street,
left yesterday for Burlington, where
they will make few days visit With
relatives and friends before returning
home.
Mrs. Allen Caldwell and daughter, SUI
san, who have been visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G.. Miles of South
Main street for week, returned yester-
day to their home in Danville. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Caldwell's
mother, Mrs. T. L. Miles, who will make
visit of two weeks in Danyille and
vicinity.
Mrs. Anthony Gasparello and two
daughters OF Merchant street left the |
city yesterday for Boston, where they |
are to pay farewell visit to Mrs. Gas
parelo's mother, her brother and sister.
who are leaving within a few days for |
their former home in Italy. Mrs. Gas
parello's brother, after a residence of |
several years in Boston, has been called /
to the Italian colors and will enroll in
the army Immediately upon bis arrival
In the homeland.
A 500 party was held last evening at
the home of Miss Cora Batchelder on
Hill street, ten of her lady friends being
present. In winning the most points
during the evening Miss Hazel Lyon
carried away the first prize. Miss EN-
slayton was the one most unsuccessful
and was awarded the prize for the low
est percentage. Dainty refreshments OF
ice cream, cake and waters were served.
Before the party came TO close, songs
and other music were enjoyed for some
time.
From Barre to-day the advance guard
of sizeable Pythian delegation that is
TO be in the Railroad city next week went
to St. Adams. Among those who expect |
to be at the eneampment OF the Uniform
Rank over the week end are c. NJ. Will |
ley. Paul ID. Leayitt, Charles c. Kenyon
and Frank Nichols. Nincitia lodge, NO /
10. il 70 send large delegation 10 the
state convention, but the greater number
OF local Pythians are deferring their
visit 10 st. Adams until the annual mid.
summer ceremonial Of Suadah temple,
No. l40, ID. o. X. X, which is TO be held
Tuesday evening. Some Of the temple
were shipped TO the conven.
ton to-day but the templars themselves
will not leave the city until Tuesday
Indications point TO the re.
,eption of large number Of candidates
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