The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-23
TALK OF THE TOWN
cw wash goods at Abbott's,

fratt Troupe, who was operated on
the City hospital week ago, has rq
turned to his home in this city.
Ernest Lindals OF North Main stree
left last night for Newport, where h
will visit relatives for an extended time
Granite cutters who have not receives
their strike pay will be paid of Satur
day from to $ p. m. Per order, ). u
VIII, secretary.
I There will be food sale at the Bap
fist church Saturday afternoon, June 20
Baked BEANS brown and white bread
cake and doughrlts.
Chairs can be rented for five cents
apiece during the band concert on thu
lawn OF the Congregational church. lct
cream and cake on sale.
Everyone is invited to the opening
banquet at Hotel Barre Y ssday evening
at 7. This includes the ladies. Get youi
ticket at browns drugstore.
| The directors of the Wetmore & Morse
Granite Co. yesterday declared semi
annual dividend of per cent. out OF the
earnings of the past six months.
Among these who left yesterday for
Portsmouth, N. H., to be employed at
the Hotel Wentworth during the summer
was Miss Florence Allen of upper Camp
street.
George Wallstrom of Essex street,
who recently returned to this city from
Montreal, is employed as a conductor on
the intercity line of the b. & NJ. T. & p.
company.
Il. V. Lachassie, state manager OF the
Singer Sewing Machine Co., who resides
in Burlington, arrived yesterday in the
city and is making a brief business visit
in this vicinity.
Edwin Ross of Washington street and
c. l.. Bugbeo and grandson, Donald Bug
bee, who have been spending few days
at Highgate Springs, returned TO their
homes in the city last night.
Miss Jennie Barrett OF Lyndonville,
who has been making brief visit in the
city with relatives, left to-day for Web.
sterville, where she will be the guest of
Miss Sadie Wilson for a short time
The woman's association of the Con-
church will hold a social bus
mess meeting in the church parlors to-
night at 1880 o'clock. Important bus
mess. A large attendance is desired.
Household furnishings at private sale
A nice, clean lot of furniture at reason
able prices. Must be sold at once as
owner is leaving the city. Call after
moons and evenings at 6 Bolster avenue.
Frank Preslini, who has been making
a stay of several months on the Pacific
coast, arrived in the city this morning |
and will pass the summer here, having |
secured employment in the granite in
dustry.
Mrs. George L. More of Canandaigua,
\. Y, formerly of Barre, is visiting in
town. being a guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. G.. More. Her husband, who
IS retail granite dealer, expects to come
10 Barre about the first of July.
Mr. and Mrs. Stillman d. Allen of
franklin street and Mrs. Frank G.. Tur-
Ter of South Main street left this fore.
loon for Bethel, where they attended
he funeral of J.. NJ. Heath, whose death
sunday followed an sutoEscbile accident
rear Hartford
Howard III. Reid and Mr.. and Mrs.
lanes b. Carswell of Ayers street were
mong the Barre people who went TO
lorthfield this forenoon to attend the
xercises incident to commencement week
{ Norwich university. Messrs. Reid and
'arswell were graduated from Norwich
few years ago.
On the calendar for Saturday afternoon
) only one baseball game to be played
n this city, that being the Italian A. {.
anne with the Richmond A. 4. OF Rich
lond. The Richmond team has a high T.
equation as baseball team and is {
ringing Gallagher TO do the pitching I
gainst the Italians.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. A. Howard and dsugh- -
Pr, Marjorie. and Mrs. Rose Barney Of n
who are on a motor trip TO
oston. arrived in the city this morning
nd are making a short visit in the city Z
efore resuming their journey. While
ere they are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. =
Gorge w. Lander of 10 South Main
rect.
Miss katherine Stewart, who recently :
lmpleted her duties as a teacher in
he graded schools Of Chelsea. is making \
visit Of several weeks at the home Of
Pr sister. Mrs. James Johnston Of High.
nd avenue. Later in the summer, Miss
tewsrt will 90 10 Springfield. Mass, 20
eli her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan
tewart, who formerly resided here.
Miss Jessie Mclean, nurse at the
ty hospital, who has returned from
n DAYS vacation. entertained a number
the hospital nurses AZ the Mclean
I'm in Williamstowu last evening A
,uble rig from the Johnston & Gamble
very on Prospect street transported
zeable section Of the regular nursing
al from the hospital to Williams
gn. 4 diyertine program Of games
"a other diversions Was followed by
ut luncheon. the guests returning 20
. city a. a late hour. Miss Mclean
sumcd her duties At the hospital 30.
y.
Several Barre ladies were in Mont.
Tier last evening t. witness the eKhibi-
IN ~ dances given BY Salvatore W
psroue II New York CITY, who is 10
present to-night 81 the dance under
p suspices 0f the cifirs department. If
. Barre Wousns dub IN Hasiaud han
ter TIE hand cumeert Mr. rsparone
Miss MurheIl - Montpelier - part
= and gave en- interest ing rNhfhtion. |
ne - his feurrs are fbr Argent me
nro. nsute. furians half ard half =
! trsa. hssftafion aaltE. snd tho une- e
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