The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

New auto caps at Abbott's.
Miss Iioyey of the nurses home left
this morning for Sherbrooke, +. G., L
visit relatives.
Hudson Beattie of fremont street hal
returned to the city, after spending sew
eral days with his uncle in Enosburl
Falls.
Mrs, Ernest Nichols and daughter OF
Elm street are absent on 10 days
visit among friends in southern Ver-
mont.
Twenty per cent discount of children's
stamped dresses at Miss Rowell's Art
Store, corner North Main and Pearl
streets.
| The Salvation Army will hold an open
air service at upper Graniteyille this
evening at $3.50, also one at Websteryille
at 1880.
Miss Gertrude Mackie of Maple Grove
has returned to her duties in the office
OF Judge L. M. Harvey at the capital,
after two weeks vacation
II. S. Parks, state agent for the Mas
sachusetts General Life Insurance Co.,
lett to-day on weeks business trip
to Boston and Springfield, Mass.
Miss Eunice Camuskie OF Hartford,
Conn, who has been visiting at the home
of John Nelson for several days, left
this morning for Sherbrooke, p. @.
Mrs. John Dodge, Mrs. Bert Griffith,
Mrs. c. j. Eastabrook, Mrs. Charles
Heath and Mrs. Ida Young left this
morning for stay of several days at
Queen City park.
A meeting OF the Barre committee for
the Imperial Relief fund will be held in
Clan Gordon nall Friday evening, Aug.
20, at 7 o'clock, according to a notice
posted to-day by the secretary.
Miss Ethel Mcneil, who has been
spending fortnight with friends in
Barre and Montpelier, returned yester-
day to Burlington, where she is attend
ing training school for nurses at the
Mary Fletcher hospital.
Willis III. Hosmer, superintendent of
the union school district in Fair Haven,
has been visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs, James Mckenzie OF Merchant
street, while attending the conference
OF superintendent at the capital.
Mrs, Anthony Gasparello and two chill
dren of Merchant street returned this |
morning from a weeks stay with rela- |
tives in Boston. Mrs. Gasparello's moth |
er and brother sailed from the Hub this
week for an extended soiourn in Italy.
Mr., and Mrs. Clifford Caswell Of West
street have returned from a two weeks
visit at Mrs. Caswelps former home in
Riviere du Loups, p. O. Mr.. Caswell
las resumed his duties in the Office OF
he National Life Insurance Co. at Mont.
lelier.
Among the business visitors in the city
and to-day were: r. w. Chem
" of Manchester, j. A. Hunter OF st.
Tohnsbury, G. L. Moody Of Waterbury, !
l. T.. Wharton OF Rutland, Edgar Pitt of
springfield, f. j. Savage of st. Adams,
;. u. Wells OF st. Johnsbury and II. S.
springer of Burlington.
o. H. Carpenter, an attorney of Seat
lie, Wash, who is making an extended
ojourn in New England, is visiting his
on, Robert ID. Carpenter, third assistant
ngineer of the fire department Before
eturning to Seattle Mr. Carpenter ex-
eets 10 visit friends in Bellows Falls
nd Springfield and will stop in Boston
n his way back. II
Senator J. Ward Carver's law Office |
to be closed during the absence Of =
Ir. Carver, who with Mrs Carver is en-
lying on outing at Lake Iroquois in n
inesburg. Miss Josephine Rizzi OF Com. $
Iii street is taking her annual two v
eeks vacation from the Carver law
fices and will pass part OF the time q
camp with friends at Woodbury. pond =
Supt. Alexander Hanton OF the city
win leave Barre tomorrow :,
IT Montreal, p. O., where he is 10 make !,
brief visit with friends before depart =
& for Minneapolis, Mimi, 10 attend
Ie annual convention OF the National n,
ssociation of Cemetery Superintend- =,
lts. which is the parent organization of =
e New England association, members Il
which were entertained in this city
st year by allied civic and business a,
soeiations. supt. Hanton, who will be I,
e only cemetery head in this section "a
participate in the deliberations at the "a
invention, expects 10 be absent 10 days.
he convention opens next Monday and u,
II continue three days, In the course II
which there viii be various side ex- ~
rsions TO some Of the larger cemeteries ii
d other points OF interest in the viein-
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