The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-10
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1915.
The Weather
Sunday fair; rising temperature.
TALK OF THE TOWN

II One dollar union suits soc. Lamoreys
II j. V. d. union suits SOC. Why pay
H $l.00f Lamorey's.
II Mennens violet talcum powder for liz
H at Cummings & Lewis.
II Stanley Marsh of the East Montpelier
4 road left last night on a business trip
H TO Boston.
H Mrs. Julia Hayes Of North Main street
H left this morning for Groton, where she
\ will remain in camp at Groton pond for
few days.
Miss Edith Preston of Montreal, who
has been visiting Miss Ruth Woodcock
for the past few weeks, left this morn
ing for her home.
1 Asa Drew was a visitor In the city
this morning, while on his way home to
Topsham, after spending few days in
Boston on business.
Miss Annie NJ. Langevin of Norwich
arrived in the city last night and will
make a stay of several weeks at the
Mountain View farm.
Mr.. and 1tfs. Earl Young Of Webster
street. who have been making an ex-
tended visit at Greensboro, have return
ed to their home in this city.
Max Wiley of North Main street left
yesterday for Old Orchard, Me-, where
no win be employed at summer hotel
during the remainder of the summer.
1 Among the Barre visitors in Burling-
ton over the week end are Mrs. James
Sim, who is with her husband, who is
employed there, Charles Theriault and
Oscar Lind.
| Mrs. a. A. Fairbanks and Mrs Frank
Barrett of Burlington arrived in the
city to-day for a few days visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Robert.
son of Elm street.
A motor party consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. George White of Montpelier, and
John Mckugo of Liberty street, return.
ed last night from Boston, where they
have been spending few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Young returned
to their home in Chelsea this morning,
after having been called to Barre to at
tend the funeral % Mrs. George Wood. |
Robert Mckenzie, who has been visit
ing at the home of his mother, Mrs. |
Catherine Mckenzie, of South Main
street, has returned to Boston, where he
is engaged IN business.
Mrs. Herbert Phillips and daughter,
Elizabeth have arrived from Redstone,
Me-, where they have been residing for
the past year, and will make their home
on Eastern avenue in this city.
Mrs. H. J. Smith and Miss Martha
Smith of Maple avenue, Miss Mae Con-
nor and Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas A. Clark
of Spaulding street, have gone to West
Danville for a stay of two weeks in the
Smith cottage at Joe's pond.
Miss Alice Blodgett, who was badly
bruised and injured in an automobile ac
cident three weeks ago, and who since
that time had been confined to the Mary
Hitchcock hospital in Hanover, ~ H.,
has recovered sufficiently TO come from
that place to the home OF her sister in :
Bethel, though being as yet able to take
only few steps. IL is hoped that
stay at Bethel viii break the journey
and give her an opportunity TO gain so
that before long she may return TO Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barrows Of Cen
trail street celebrated their fifteenth
anniversary last Wednesday
evening when about 40 relatives, neigh
boris and friends gathered at their home
10 spend the evening. Entertainment !
II different kinds was provided, includ.
NC piano solo rendered by Romeo I
Scampini and vocal solos by Mrs. John
Iardigan and William Mekane. A six
piece cut glass set was presented to Mr..
ind Mrs. Barrows in q fitting speech
w John Hardigan. Both Mr.. and Mrs. 4
3arrows Responded Later in the even Z
ng, refreshments Of sandwiches, cake, 4
rafers and ice cream were served Mr.. /.
nd Mrs Barrows were married fifteen 4
ears ago at Burlington. but have been
ong time residents OF this city.
II ProfesssTe Antonio Mangano, Dire
ore all DEPARTMENT. Italiano dell Uni.
-ersita' di Colgate si trovera' a Barre
,er passare ! due mese ID Luglio ed
Agosto. ed egli avrebbe gran piacere di
are Ia Conoscenza del suoi Conazionali
1 auesta Citta. Per ottenere questo
me e. terra una serie d discorsi 81 varie
oggetti che saranDo certamente d'inter-
sse a tutta quanta la popolazione ltal.
ma di questo paese. II primo soggetto
q trattarsi sara SIC Ire Italic. CUES
D discorso sara illustrate da Cellissime
'edute con Ia lanterna magiea La data
ara Domenica sera Il IS del oorrente
lese II locale dove avranno luogo cues
discorsi ancora da decidersi. Altri
,ggetti saranno-- "Perche' l. Italia e
Guerra" IL Italia Ia sua Contribu-
one al Monde IT Italiano in Amer.
a. y diritti degli Italiani IN America"
Ia Contributions degl ltaliani in
merica7 Il America Ia sus influenza Ia
M Italia su gli Italisni- a. Italisno n
Questi lettiore saranno
lite gratuitainente dal Professore Man
mo percio L ingresso sara libsro
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