The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-12
TALK OF THE TOWN


III Abbotts.
II July sale OF waists and dresses at TIN
II Vaughan store,
II Use Pyrox in spraying trees and pc
II tatoes. For sale at kempton Mills.
II Miss Barbara Mcdonald OF Basset
II street was visitor in Burlington over
II the week end.
II Claude Martin left the city last night
H for Boston, where he expects to make
H a weeks business visit.
II Stanley Marsh of the Plainfeld road
H returned this morning from a business
trip to Boston and vicinity.
H n. Louis Schriver OF Cambridge, Mass
arrived in the city yesterday for bus
mess visit of several days in the Barre
II granite belt.
| Mrs. Joseph Marchetti Of Church
| street returned Saturday from Concord,
n. H., where she has been spending sew
ersl days at her former home.
Antonio Corey of Prospect street re-
turned Saturday night from business
trip of six weeks through New Hamp-
shire and the southern part of Maine
Have your rubber-sole shoes and OK
fords resoled by lis. We make spe-
cialty of rubber soling. Gents, $l.75;
ladies, $780, p. NJ. Depatie, liz North
Main street.
Announcement is made of the mar.
riage in Des Moines, Ia, on June 80 of
John Dombrouskie and Miss Ester Wal
rath Of that city. Mr.. Dombrouskie was
a former Barre boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Stuart and little
son, Miss Jean Darling, Misses Alice,
/ 4 II IN.
Laing returned this morning from Groton
pond, where they passed the week end in
camp.
Mrs. g. f, Perry of Highland avenue,
who was called back to her home in
Barre last week by the death of a friend,
returned yesterday to St. Johnsbury, |
where with her two children, she is max
ing visit of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Dawson and |
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Dawson who
have been passing several days at the
home of William Craig of Park street |
and with other friends at their former
home in this city, have returned to Port
land, Me.
Arthur MERCER, the Websterville boy
whose arm was broken Wednesday night
as his brother was about to be brought
to the City hospital for a mastoid opera
ton. and who was brought with him to
the hospital, returned to his home to-
day.
Arthur S. Bennett and son arrived last
night from South Norwalk, Conn, to
spend a week with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Bennett. Arthur
Bennett is assistant manager of the
Woolworth five and ten-cent store in
South Norwalk.
John Booth returned Saturday TO his ,
home at 5 Cherry street from the City
hospital where he was operated upon for
appendicitis two weeks ago. Mrs. Mas. I
SIM Tedeschi also returned Saturday to
her home at 4 Bolster place from the
same institution, having been operated
upon 10 days ago.
w. II. Bradfodr of Park street left STAT.
lrday for Greensboro, where he win pass
ten days at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Ingalls,, the latter being his daugh-
ter. Mr.. Bradford accompanied r G.
Robinson OF Academy street, who passed
,he weekend with his family in camp
It Lake Caspian.
Miss Fits, supervisor Of classes for b
hose who are mentally deficient in the
Ter work in Aldrich hall this Monday 0
Ter work in Aldrich hall this Monday
vening at o'clock. This lecture is un n
Ter the auspices of the Barre Woman's Z
hub and all who are interested are cor
Tally invited to attend. There Is no Ia
omission charge. c
Do not forget the Rogers auction sale
o-morrow as advertised on page seven. 81
This is a rare opportunity to buy some ),
4 the best registered stock in Orange
ounty, as everything must be sold with. :,
ut reserve, as the owner must give pos. :,
ession of the farm, which he has just y
old. d. A. Perry, auctioneer.
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
hsrles II. Kenerson of Church street e
lr. and Mrs. Harley Kenerson and two N
hildren of Ayerill street and Mrs. W. J. q
lliver and two children left this morn
" for West Danville, where they are OF
? remain in camp for a week at DR.. al
!. c. Watts cottage. Other Barre people NJ
'ho left the city to-day for Joe's pond
ere; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clark, Mrs ~
rville Cheney, Mrs. George Owen and M
lson Durham, who will occupy the
oodree cottage during the coming fort ca
ight. They will be joined at Danville NJ,
! Mrs. Jennie Bartlett Mills and her -,
lend. Miss Pettee OF Boston. IN
Although both conventions are vet nj
inc weeks away, plans are being made no
Barre already for the reception and o'e
ltertainment Of delegates attending the al,
lnual summer meeting Of the Vermont ~,
ate Bankers association. which Is to be az
Ia here Bennington battle day. Aug. rs. N,
"a the yearly convention Of the Yer ~
ont Funeral Directors association. dates no
r which have been fixed from Aug. 81 ser
Sept. 2. Neither association has ever IN,
,nored Barre with an official visit BE-. eos
re-. Material for the program OF the H.,
dertakers' convention a being prepared Tor
: the printer and will be ready for pub. Ne
alton within a few days. Trips 20 era
2 quarry district and inspection tours rr,
rough the cutting plants are planned i.
: both conventions.
Mrs George Annis Of 5 Church street
fsred = compound fracture Of the
II wrist when she fell from the YER
d AZ her home saturday evening and
uek on the steps. With members %
; family and friends Mrs Annis had
IN sitting on the Feranda during the
ming add Il was when she arose 70
into THE house. that she lost her bal
- on the edge of the verhnda Hunr