The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

III pumiheI cieurdnce sale AZ vaughan -
II Young mems Palm Beach suits, a.
H discounted, by the McWhorter Co.
II Everything new at the new Royal Bill
II lard Parlor in the jackson block. Fiy
II tables.
II j. j. Trembley of Highgate Center,
II former resident of Barre, was among tn
II visitors in the city to-day.
II Oreste Boflino of Maple avenue lief
II to-day for Boston, where he will max
II a few days visit with friends.
Il Two cases children's tennis oxfords
II black, brown and white. While the,
\ last, 39c pair. Shea's Shoe Store.
II Miss Maria Bottiggi, who was called tx
Il Barre by the death of a relative, has re
h turned to her home in Redstone, N. III.
II The Aldrich public library will b.
H closed all day and evening next Monday
Aug. 10, it being Bettle OF Bennington
\ day.
H Miss Clara O'Dowd returned yesterday
to her home in Burlington, after passing
| week with relatives in Barre and Mont
pelier.
Arthur f. Campbell of North Main
street went yesterday to West Danville,
where Mrs. Campbell, son, Lawrence, and
other Barre people have opened camp
at Joe's pond
Miss Weeks, who has been spending
several days in the city as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Emslie, jr., Of Ma
pie avenue, left to-day for her home in
Hartford, Conn.
William Wenz, prominent retail rlon-
ument dealer of Allentown, Pa. arrived
in the city yesterday for stay Of sew
eral days in the Barre granite belt. Mr.
Wenz is guest at Hotel Barre.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l.. Marcott of Ran
dolph, who were married last evening
and who are taking a wedding trip by
automobile, were in Barre to-day, guests
of the sgroom's cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie Taft.
| Mrs. Mary Wilder of st. Johnsbury,
sister of Judge Wendell r. Stafford, Is
passing several days in the city as the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. f. N. Whitcomb
of Beacon street.
Business visitors in Barre yesterday
and to-day included: f. H. Osborn of
Brandon, g. J. Stanley of Burlington,
A. G. Maron of Rutland W. G. Perry
and c. B. Perry of keene, n H., john y.
Wheeler and w. NJ. Lewis OF North Fer.
rsburg.
John Appiani of somerville, Mass.
who was formerly engaged in the fruit
business here, arrived in the city this
morning for business visit of several
days. Mr.. Appiani is conducting large
retail and wholesale fruit market in
Somerville at the present time.
d. A. Perry motored this morning to |
INarrau uFhara ha COMMUNICATED a. a,,o+ ~, /
sale of property owned by the estate of |
the late II. w. Lyford. Tonight he will
90 to Rochester, where two days sale |
is expected to dispose of the merchandise /
stock owned by George S. Eaton.
Among the motor arrivals at Hotel
Barre yesterday were; Mrs. Alfred Whit.
ington, Hot Springs, Ark; Miss b. Perry,
Newburyport, Mass; Miss Katherine
Pike and Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram Pike
Pike n. H.; Lieut.. G. n. Trendell. Carl
Hinkle and L. D. Taylor. Brattleboro.
Rev, A. Tjernlund Of Portland, Ore.
arrived in the city last night and viii
pass several days in this vicinity as the
guest Of Rev. John Bjork of Patterson
street. Rev. Mr.. Tjerlund is the field
secretary Of the Swedish National sana-
forum at Denver, Col, and he viii speak
in the Swedish Baptist mission on Brook
street next Sunday evening at o'clock.
A local auctioneer, ID. A. Perry, was ,
the intermediary in the auction sale yes
terday of Arthur G.. Stoughtons farm In !
Royalton TO Charles r. Blake OF Brook !
field, who purchased the property for a
home, having recently disposed Of his Z
farm in Brookfeld Mr.. Blake plans 10
D,n.lyN 81 a.. al \.
1nce and Mr.. Stoughton's plans are not
The Stoughton property was ,
knocked down for $3.50 and incidentals. I
iuch as the stock and tools, brought good
prices. Hay in the barn sold for $3.50 .
ser ton. lr
w. II. Norris Of Graniteyille has pur.
hased of the Drown Motor Car Co. a n
Buick truck which he will use in the
passenger and freight service which he is \
o establish between this city and the Il
uarries. The town of Hartford. follow o
ne the example of several other Vermont v
in providing better fire pro- n
ection, has purchased a Watrous ere u
ngine Of the Drown agency. The ma y
hine is of a design similar 10 the fire n
ngines recently sold by the same agency l.
. Plain6eld and Chelsea.
Samuel Aaron. driving a Ford iitncy, r.
18th the license number 1927, brought his J.
lachine 20 grief again last night about
. O'Clock on North Main street opposite N
ixth street. For the second time with NJ
! two weeks a rear wheel wa broken A
rom the axle. He was driving toward 8,
lontpelier and appearances looked as II
e had bit the car track in making the a
reak. A short time ago be lost rear ~
heel on the other side IN driviEg up Ia
orth Main street. near Granite street
hen he ran against the curling The 20
lr was left beside The road laef night
I'd was taken 70 . garage in this city n
lis morning for repairs. -
For the first time In several weeks TIE =
'ednesday evening scenery was not fur
YER enhanced BY a rainstorm anf 50 c
happened that for TIE first tlme N
many weeks the Barre Citizeas' bsnd -
- permitted 90 give its weekly open
r concert without Interruptions from
y weather clerk. crowd that seemed
spring from nowhere the moment tht
Indmen struck into Hfoycf's 7lst Reg
snt, greatly enjoyed the concert Nun
~. Automobiles were parked taiekiy
three sides of THE CITY triangle ana
seNhsrn within bearing distance Of ~
use. By and barge. 4 was one RI the
rEest crowds q the saaspn.
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