The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

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II New imported novelty handkerchief
II at the Homer Fits Co.'S. store.
II A son weighing nine pounds was Dor
N this morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Clayto
H Jones Of Perry street.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Alfonso Hebard of Mont
H real are spending week with friends i
H Barre and Barre Town.
II Miss Beatrice Goslant of Lanesboro /
4 making short visit at the home o
Mrs. William Scott of Harrington ave
II nue..
\ Miss Kathleen LeBarron of Waterbury
\ Center is spending several days at thu
| home of her uncle, Arthur LeBarron o.
South Barre.
| +. A. Witham Of South Barre is show
ing several stems of herdsgrass taker
from his farm at Graniteyille that meas
ure five feet and two inches in length.
At Spaulding high school chapel this
evening there will be rally meeting for
the playground boys. A large attend
ance is desired. The meeting opens at
7:39 o'clock.
Anthony Bianchi and family Of Han
iUNGls ~ il,y WIN HdNg DtfH NIniLlIg III
the city for few days, returned to
their home last night, making the trip
by Automobile.
Misses Hattie and Irene Lander, who
have been visiting relatives and friends
in Burlington and vicinity for the past
three weeks, returned to their home at
l6 South Main street to-day.
Alderman 0. d. Shurtleff and Mrs.
Shurtleff of North Main street and their
guest, Miss wis Snow Of Boston, have
returned from a stay of several days at
Lake Morey. The trip was made by au-
tomoble.
On and after July 10 the Websterville
stage will leave Websterville postotfice
lat 6;l5 in the morning, also at o'clock
in the afternoon. / will also take parties
cut Sundays with the auto truck. John
MacFarlane.
Mr.. and Mrs William L. Wheaton of
"a Hill street and Mr.. and Mrs. Alexan
der A. Milne of l4l Washington street
have gone to Highgate Springs, where
they are spending a week in camp on
Missisquoi bay.
John Kennedy of Keith avenue, who
has been taking two weeks vacation
from his work as travelling salesman for
the 1ngersoll Rand company, returned to
this city yesterday from st. Paul, Mimi, |
where he has been visiting his parents. |
Miss Josephine Hovey OF Canaan, who
is to resume her duties as instructor Of |
music in the city schools next Septem-
Der, after a years leave of absence, is /
passing few days in the city as the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Badger OF
Eastern avenue.
If the weather permits, the Salvation
Army viii hold an open-air service at
Williamstown this evening at $3.50, re
turning in time to hold meeting in the
hall at 3. Rev. Mr.. Boyd of the First
Fruit Harvesters is expected to speak at
the s o'clock meeting
st. Johns court, No 500, will hold
their annual picnic and clambake at Dew
~ park on Saturday, July "a. Every
Effort is being made by the committee in
charge TO make this event surpass all
previous gatherings. Members and their
families are urged to attend.
Miss Kate oliver, who has been pass
ing a vacation of two weeks at the home
IF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Oh
liver of East street, returned this fore
noon 10 Greenfield, Mass, where she is
employed in the Photographic studio Of
: Bau, formerly of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Nelson of |
Merchant street. who were married in c
Barre last Monday, returned 10 the city 4
after a weeks honeymoon I
pent in Massachusetts, Mr.. Nelson v
esumed his duties at the Office of the {
'eoPle's Lighting, Heating & Power Co.
his morning.
Miss Myrtle r. Seaver. who has been :
bsent on a five weeks trip 10 the Pa. +
life coast, In the course of which she !
isited the Panama Pacific exposition al /
AN Francisco, was a visitor in the city !,
bis morning while on her way 10 the :
ONE Of her sister, Mrs. L. o. Morgan,
4 Williamstown. a
Mr.. and Mrs ~ n. Grant. who have I
cen spending several DAYS in the city b
5 the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George a.
furray Of Ayers street. have returned
D their home in Easi Wslpoie. Mass. 81
hey were accompanied by Harold Nor e
son. who viii pass the remainder of his y
aeation in Massachusetts,.
Miss Hazel Rollins. who has been TAX .,
ig a two weeks vacation from her du- u
cs ~ clerk IN the Barre Candy Kitchen. !,
turned % her home ON Z French street ~
esterday afternoon from Walden. where =,
he had been visiting relatives for a few !,
sys. She resumed her work az the -
ore this morning. =
SATURDAY afternoon the aldcrmsnie
mmittee ~ the whole weut 10 Merchant h
rect and there examined the claims If -
owners in that neighborhood. cii
aopie who subscribed 20 q petition for b
wer sud water extensions ON the east ~
"A IF tho street met tho councillors and -
emf over The ground with them A W
Imber If reasDus WHY the extensions ~
.ould b. made this year instead ~ wait
2 until tht permanent road il built IN
81 ueiEhburh hood nsft year. were -
Incea ~ the property 0Huars anf A.
cir petition uili 10 considered more IN
tell when She r0uufttes REPORTS ~
p regular Inest inr Of ths eifF council
morrow evening. -,
The Italan A e. ssruna lasstaf team
turned SnfurfsF right from Hoel,es-
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