The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-08
TALK OF TIE TOWN


Francis Craddock is taking TIVE
weeks vacation from his duties in Thu
Drown pharmacy.
A. Cali left the city this morning fo
Morrisville, where he will make stay o
several days with relatives.
Henry Clark Of North Adams, Mass.
who has been visiting in the city and Vi
cinity for the past two wee~s, returned
to his home last night.
Regular meeting of the r. G. !. P. A.
local 24l, Wednesday evening at 1880 in
x. Of p. hall. Election of officers. PEI
order recording secretary.
Mrs. Alvin McLcay, who has been pass
ing few days with her mother at SO
South Main street, returned last evening
to her home in GranitevilIe.
| Miss Jessie Morse who has been visit
ing relatives and friends in the city for
the past few days, returned to her home
in New York City last night.
| Antonio Fl. Fasola, Harry Fasola and
Joseph Merlo have returned from Han
over, N. H., where they have been visit
ing relatives for a few days.
| Don't think that new dances will con-
| stitute the order at the S. II. S. ball.
Old dances will be much in evidence.
Come out and enjoy good dance.
Mrs. Charles Williams of Graniteville
was visitor in the city to-day, leaving
near noon for Boston, where she viii
make visit of several days with reIa-
tives.
Myer s. Levin OF Merchant street left
the city last night for Boston, where he
will make business visit of several
days in the interests of the Union Cloth
ing Co.
Harold Cameron left last night for
keene, N. f., where he viii visit rela.
tives for several days. Before his return
to this city he will also visit other cities
in New Hampshire.
Miss Lillian Granger OF Troy, \. Y.
who has been visiting relatives in the
city for several days, left this morning
for Northield where she will spend
week before returning to her home.
Friends in Barre of Miss Marion Tup-
per, who recently submitted to an opera
ton for appendicitis in Montpelier. will
be interested to learn that she has so
far recovered as to be able to leave the |
hospital.
His Uncles Will" a two.reel Rex
drama, featuring Ella HALL also Big
v, His Last Performance" featuring |
MacQuarrie, at the Bijou. "The Black
Box" at the Biiou tomorrow, one day
only.-Adv.
The S. Fl. s. alumni ball committee |
wish to inform those who are of the i'm |
preston that the new dances will prevail. |
that old dances will have an equal place
on the order. Whichever way the pat.
rons are, their dances will be in major.
ity. All will be suited
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brown and son.
arrived last night from New
York City, having recently returned from
Aberdeen, Scotland. They are staying
for the present at the home of Mrs.
Browns parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Robertson, of o Trow avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown were scheduled to sail 10
America on the return trip of the Inflated
boat Lusitania.
Funeral services of Mrs. Martha Ar.
buckle, an aged Mortified woman and
an aunt of Mrs. II. f. Sargent of East
Barre, whose death occurred early Mon
lay morning, will be held at her late
zone in Mortified Wednesday afternoon.
will be made in the village
cemetery at Middlesex Mr.. and Mrs.
sargent returned TO their home in East
Barre, after having been summoned to
lorthfield by news of Mrs. Arbuckle's
Ieath.
Barre friends of Rufus Whitcomb. a
prominent Msrshfeld farmer, whose
ome on HOLSTER hill in that town has ,
cen welcoming place for many local !,
eople who have appreciated Mr.. Whit. :
omb's hospitality in the past, viii re-. !,
ret to learn that his recent illness has ,
made imperative his removal to a hos :
ital Mr.. Whitcomb l. now a patient
n the Heaton hospital in Montpelier
here II was stated to-day that his con.
ition pointed toward an early recov. .
~, although some weeks must elspse
efore he can regain his health complete.
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Foreman IT. n. Hodgdon 81 the VI
el a Tel Go. and a number Of elec. q
-lcians representing the same company -
ut in halliday this morning installing y
Ne switchboard which is 90 be- used In p
with the private telephone ]
'rvice that is 10 he installed in the new ]
otel Barre on Washington street. The q
BARD is 10 be located in the lobby near f.
'e clerks desk and upward Of Is con. n
sctions are TO b. made. Every sleep Is
e room a. well a. other rooms in the 81
ructure are 20 have instantaneous con 60
'ctions with the Office. In selecting a I"
iephone system, the incorporators have -
lared no cost in obtaining the hest and ~
= result of their Efforts q vel reom- e
ted private system viii b. IN operation u
hen the house i thrown open TO the
Iblic around June 81. lpl
A tented tonic for the tired is 70 vie. u
barre this summer in the share Of = 10
al Nild west cirrus. according 10 pre- IT,
ninsrv arrangements made today ~
ben G. ". Finnsy. = general contract
9 sgent for the lol Ranch and gess b.
'illard circus, visited che CITY. Caas Ivs
Averill city bll poster. vas = party IN
ths second part IN . conference viii ct
r. Finnsy today end there is every / III
> sou ~ believe thst "ths CIRRUS Il com lhs
:" a definite fate for the tist ~ 81
? lni RAMA performers has not ipeeu ir
ed Bat 4 j. saperted that ths perform. n,
, - - " our mifst within = rerv IN.
~ time. The 1ci rrsnch show has -