The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

to undergo treatment.
If the weather permits, the Salvation
Army will hold an open air service a
lower Grantevlle this evening at $3.50
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Davidson have re
turned to the city after visiting in Bos
ton, Mass, Niagara Falls, n. T., am
Cleveland, 0.
An egg with the measurements OF elgh
and one half inches around the ends an'
seven and one-half inches around tn
middle was recently picked out OF a nes
by w. w. Parry of Washington street.
Among the visitors in the city yester
day and to-day were: Mr.. and Mrs. X. II
May of Essex Junction, Raymond Fletch
err of Hardwick, i. G. Leavens of Cam
bridge and Frank j. Nutting OF Burling
ton.
The only place in town where yot
can get vanilla ice cream with Muir
rays best frozen pudding sauce, slicee
bananas and marshmallow for l0c. The
Drown pharmacy-"Quality" ices anc
beverages.
Mrs. Mae McGaughan and John Me
Gaughan Of Burlington have arrived II
the city and will make a weeks visit al
/ the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John McHugc
on Liberty street and also other friends
and relatives in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Burdick and daugh'
ter, who visited at the home of then
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Nye, last
week, returned to their home in Boston
to-day. Mr. Burdick is manager OF the
Old Colony Trust company.
The ladies and pastors union of the
Hedding Methodist church will hold ITS
monthly business meeting at the church
Thursday at 2:30 p. m. This will be
| followed by a demonstration OF alumni
mum, to which everybody is invited.
Word has been received from Montreal
of the birth OF baby girl to Mr.. and
| Mrs. Floyd Stanton, who reside there
but who were former residents Of this
city. Mrs. Stanton will be remembered
in this city as Miss Mamie Watkins.
Mr.: and Mrs. Fred Smith of Randolph
have arrived in the city from the White
mountains. where they have been making
short visit, and will visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Attrldge OF
South Main street for a short time be-
fore returning home.
Miss Margaret bowers of Cable street
and Miss Margaret Johnston of Black
well street have returned from Highgate
Springs, where they have been camping
for the past week. Miss bowers returned
to her work in the Smith & Cummings
store this morning.
Among the people from out of town
who came TO Barre to attend the funeral
of Attiglio Bottiggi, which was held at
his home on Foss street Saturday, were
the following; Maria Bottiggi of Red
stone, n. H., Mr.. and Mrs. Enrico Cato
of Plainfield and Mr.. and Mrs. +. Fon:
tana Of Montpelier.
Charles b. Townsend of Washington
street is entertaining his brother law,
Horace Flint, and Mrs. Flint and their
grandson, who came here from Gibbons,
Neb., few days ago. They plan TO
make an extended stay at their former
home in Williamstown before returning
to Nebraska.
Cecil bowers, who is employed by the
Montpelier & Barre Tallow company, has
returned TO work after taking an en-
forced vacation with blood poison. A
small scratch on his arm from nail
was the cause and for some time he has
been obliged to keep from work. His
arm Is now much improved.
Flowers omitted from the published
list az those az the funeral Of John W.
Roberts were as follows; Mixed bouquet,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Dutton; white earna-
lions. Mr. and Mrs. r. wilbur; mixed
bouquet. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Button; sweet
peas, Mr.. and Mrs. u. Cutler; bouquet,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mitchell.
Several Of the neighbors of Mrs. Ma
tilda Lafayette called at her home, 3
Boynton street, Aug. 0, 10 extend their
on her 18th birthday an.
niversary. Birthday cake, punch and wa
fers were served and a most enjoyable
afternoon was passed. Presents were
given and all returned home wishing
Mrs Lafayette many happy returns Of
the day.
Names omitted from among the donors
OF a wreath from neighbors at the fu-
neral Of William Jopp as given In YES
terday's Times were Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liam Wright. Mrs. $. II. Forsyth, Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Matthews, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Emerson, Mr.. and Mrs. WI. |
liam Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ken
nedy. Mrs. Alice Bresette, Miss Nellie
Muphy.
Barre Woodmen, members Of Granite
City camp. have been notified that the
annual log rolling Of Vermont Noodmen |
i 70 be held in Morrisviile Monday, |
sept. 9. The gathering OF the Woodmen,
Il vii be seen. occurs on labor day, and |
i Il doubtful whether many members Of
the local camp will attend. az there Il 70 |
b. = celebration here under the auspices
b the Central labor union.
The second 81 a series Of educational /
lectures On the care and modern uses ~
fWearsvsrr aluminium for cooking pur
poses viii b. given At Heddine Methodist |
.hurch dining room Thursday. Aug. u.
u o'clock sharp. under the auspices Of /
he ladies aud pastors union. Admis-
.i0n. l0c. A souvenir aluminium pan /
sfl 10 given b each family represented. /
Everybody invited.-Adv.
Motor arrivals 81 Hotel Barre yesttr
lav ana last mirht included among others 1
80 following gusstss Mrs. Alice ~ Cram,
Manila. Y. g. Mr. and MrssL. G. Dan
orth and ". ~ Morrow. Boston. ~.
nd Mrs Georrs =. shsttufk. Providence
b a. John nrsrn sn8 son. - Lewis,
e.. NJ sud Mrs ~ r. Bowman. Mss
1aFis y. Bouman and eatman RuWmnn.
.IuutrsaL 2. o. VI. sud Mr. g. y n
a.ener. Wesfffld. u =. Mr.. and Mrs
J StlIurunfbsr. Ci,fsnnt Hill. Mass Mv- II
.au Keller. Boston. aua ". - Tittadk 4
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