The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

III uhmts DiHdTul OF BOlsttf pidNt, i'i'
H yesterday for Montreal, where he vii
remain for few days.
Arthur jackson and Lottie Brscoe II
n dandy three-reel drama at Pavilion to-
\ day; also four other good ones.--Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Prindle and Mr.
Il Mrs. Samuel Matson, returned last
night from u motor trip to Montreal.
Try Bancroft inn, Plainfeld, for your
Sunday dinners and lunches; also good
hall for dancing parties, large or small
Miss Kate Colombo Of Boston is max
ing two weeks visit at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bianchi on sum
mer street.
There will be two shows at lntercity
park next Sunday evening. First per-
Torrance at 7:45, second at S;55. Watch
for large adv.--Adv.
Band concert evening finds corps OF
clerks ready to serve you with palatable
drink concoctions and dainty frozen
dishes at browns Pharmacy.
Fresh blueberries in wholesale or re-
tail quantities. Finest fruit from New
York daily at blueberry headquarters,
John CLERGY, $50 North Main street.
Miss Clara Watkins and Miss Hazel
Watkins of Summer street, left to-day
for Montreal, for two weeks'visit at the
home of their sister, Mrs. Floyd Stan
ton.
Mrs. Natalie Colombo and daughter,
Rena, returned to their home in North
field last night, after making few days
visit with relatives and friends in the
city.
/ Persons stage viii run to Barton on
Thursday to carry those going to the
fair. Phone orders to 4642. Leave Buzz
zell hotel at $3.50 a. m. Round trip, $3.50.
ADV.
A. G. TiIden Of Highland avenue is
taking a vacation from his duties in the
1'ilden Shoe Cos. store and with Mrs.
Iilden, lie is passing two weeks with
friends in Newport.
Among the business visitors in the
city yesterday were: G, w. Barnes of
White River junction, NJ. Sowles of Rox-
bury, d. j. Mcnamara OF Burlington.
George Carpenter Of Winooski and Ches-
ter Griswold Of johnson.
The w. c. T. U. will hold a basket
picnic at Dewey park Friday. A large
attendance is desired, as there is to be
election OF delegates to the state con-
vention also other business. Members
please take the 1918 car.
G. T. Butterick OF Springfield, Mass, is |
passing few days in the city on BUSH !
ness. Mr.. Butterick has leased the house
on Orange street recently vacated by |
George A. Reed and expects to move his
family to Barre within few weeks
- Nralftrrsn,, c4r /
who has been taking a weeks vacation
from his duties at the Peoples Heating
and lighting Co.'S. Office on Depot square,
returned last night from Springfield,
Mass, where he has been visiting rela-
tiyes and friends.
Mrs. John Davidson, George Davidson
and Joseph Marehetti, motored home to
this city yesterday from ST. Johnsbury,
where they have been visiting relatives,
They were accompanied by Miss Shirley
Marcus OF Pennington, Me-, who viii
make an extended visit with Mrs. Da
wilson on Summer street.
Among the motor arrivals at Hotel
Barre yesterday were the following: Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Aldrich and the Miss
es Aldrch, Lake Forest ILL.,; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Leayitt of Boston; Mrs. w
H. Lewis. Misses L. Lewis and X. Lew
Is, and George A. Craig of Philadelphia;
J. H. Farnsworth and party of Provi-
ience, r. !.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Chandler, who were
lcre 20 attend the state bankers con-
fention, left yesterday for their home in
Bellows Falls, where the former is en-
Jagged as the treasurer of the Bellows
Falls Trust Co. As Miss Ada Edwards,
Mrs. Chandler will be remembered in
Barre as former student at Goddard
eminary.
Daniel ID. Royce OF IS Maple avenue
eft to-day on an extended western trip
md viii not return TO Barre until next
pring. From New York he will go 20
Michigan for a visit and before leaving
or the Pacific coast, he plans to renew
with a number of former
Barre people residing in the middle west
IN states. Mr.. Royce will spend the
winter months in California. He con-
emplates returning home by way Of the II
'anama canal.
Early risers say they saw a white
rost this morning. but the indications
re that the author of the famous white !
rost, Mr.. Jack Frost, confined his icy :
rcath to roof tops. SO far ~ can be :
armed vegetation in the city and IN
owns about escaped a nipping. One
arnest reader OF the thermometer states
hat the mercury went down 10 40 be.
Dre dawn and had Il not been for -
oudy sky. the frost would have had a u
Hing effect on tender vegetation. -
Miss Florence NJ. Granger, who Is hav. Z
x a two weeks vacation from her work
sar Boston, arrived to-day 10 spend the -
me in Barre. She was accompanied
ON Randolph BY her mother. AIRS. {. u.
ranger. who has been IN that place for
.versl months with Mr.. Granger and a
leir son. Dwight, because Of the IN n
salth Of Mr.. Grangers parents, Mr.. and n
rs. c. X. Granger. Mrs. Granger viii h
main IN Barre for the neat two weeks. Y
"a Mr. Granger viii b. here more Or less.
u 81 the end Of that time they expect
remove 70 Randolph for = permanent
me
John Ceuro, tn Morrisviile young
an. who sustained q fractured collar
me when the Studehsker touring ear
hirh BE- ass driving turned ossf on ~
a. last Sunday. is making good prog
- toward recovery 81 THE lItv r1spi-