The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Lyman Beaudreau left last night fol
Champlain, N. Y, where he will pass 0
week with friends
Nineteen hundred baskets of peaches
just arrived. Get your orders in early
Diversi Fruit Co.
i w. G. Reynolds and II. j. M. Jones
are spending several days at the ST. Ber'
nard club In Canada.
| Michael Morgan left last night for
Quincy, Mass, where he will visit reia'
tiyes for two weeks.
Eugene Recette left the city this
morning for Detroit, Mich, where he il
to be employed as machinst.
Michael Roach left the city last night
for Portland, Me-, where he intends to
make stay of several weeks.
Under the auspices of the Barre Won
ans club food fair will be given in
Rowland hall oct. 26 and 81. Remember
the dates. /.
Alexander Corey of Prospect street re-
| turned last night from New York, where
he has been passing several days on
business.
Miss Marguerite Stoughton Of French
street returned this morning from Bos.
| ton, where she has been making visit
of several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bosley of South
Barre have returned to the city, after
passing several days with relatives in
northern New York
Miss Belle Nelson has entered the EN-
ploy of Mrs. w. r.. Shepard and will
have charge of the corset and waist de-
partment. Corsets fitted.--Ady.
Closing out sale of embroidery and
package goods. / have discontinued this
line and will close out goods on hand at
less than cost Mrs. s. Il. Layiolette,
l94 North Main street.Ady.
Mrs. James Bennett and little daugh
er, Claire, of Pearl street have returned
home, after passing several days at Mrs.
Benefits former home in Hardwick.
We will run two autos to the state
fair at White River Junction from Barrs
each day of the fair, Wednesday, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday John Ander
son and Marvin Lariyee. Phone 409-l3.
ADV
The Red Men will hold their annual
corn roast TT Amos Halls farm on Satnr.
day, Sept. ii. Come and see the battle
between the married and the single men.
as the single men have secured the sery.
les Of Frederick Kerr and Ira Il. Wrignt
Ernest Gates and twin daughters, who
have been passing a week with the for
mer's brother, George NJ. Gates Of Orange
street, returned this morning TO their
home in Schenectady, n. Y. Mr.. Gates
is a former Barre boy and has not Wis
tied in this city for several years until
the occasion of his recent sojourn.
Corrections in the list Of flowers con-
tributed at the funeral Of Louis Co |
loumbe, as printed in yesterdays Times, |
include the addition of asters and pan
sizes to the sweet peas sent by Mr.. and |
Mrs. Willis Henry and daughter, Nettie,
and the substitution of Russell and Her.
mon Coloumbe for Russell and Hermon /
cayia.
Marion Isabelle Mcleod, the infant |
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Mcleod |
of Granite,ille, died at the home Of her
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rddel |
of west hill, IN Williamstown yesterday
The child was three months ago. Two
weeks ago she accompanied her parents
TO Williamstown, where she was stricken
With cholera infantum. Funeral services
viii be held in the Riddel home Sunday /
afternoon at 2 O'Clock, and the burial
viii be in the Williamstown cemetery.
The condition Of James Mcleod, the
plumber, who was injured in a fall at /
the Hoyt a Milne plant while working
Tor the n. ID. Phelps Co. yesterday, was
improved to-day. At his
home on Forsythe place, Mr.. Mcleod was
able 10 sit up for time and gave other
Indications that his injuries are not so
serious ms was feared at first. He agrees
with other employees OF the Phelps com
pany that he had very narrow escape
from much grayer consequences.
A valuable water spaniel owned BY a
nan IN the north end was run down by
IN automobile at the corner of Brook
md North Main streets last night BY a
ar said 10 be owned in Plainneld. The
'wneT Of the dog priced the animal be.
ianse Of iis proclivities as a bird point.
T, and upon learning of its demise he
allied police headquarters. Officer Har-
y Gamble went 70 the corner and took
barge Of the remains. The dogs mas
er says he is going 20 seek damages. I
The following item from a weekly
viii be Of interest 20 local |
'eoplei "Banns Of marriage OF Miss {
eta Rogers and J. @. Addie were pub :
ished the first and second times in St 7
Lugustineis church. Montpelier. Mr.. Ad.
he is manager Of the Western Union :
elegsph Office In Barre, and Miss Rog. .
-, a daughter OF Merton Rogers ~ c
last Braintree, has been for some time :
n operator In the telephone Office at J
iontPelicr. The marriage viii take I
lace sept. a.,
Prom bis son, William Carson, recently {
the United States recruiting station Q
! Detroit, Mich. r. @. Carson has re. Q
lived a clsverly executed model Of the :
!. :. 5. Arkansas. which he IL exhibit. :
" 81 he 6sce Of business. 400 North Z
lain street. The replica Of the Arlan.
y vas fashioned By Nr. Carson with !
n ordinary pocket knife and q small 2
~. With rare fidelity 10 detail, be has q
Troduned the BIG battieship IN a model 2
hieh measures Eve feet IN length and Is 2
iches in width IL is fully rugged with
sunfng towers, smokestacks and wire d
- outfit and mounted a. II ready for n
ti0n. the heaviu guns being mounted q
the turrets. and the lighter guus on y
e broadsides and elsewhere Bsttlcship y
AZ paint and miniature q. 4. aaes d
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