The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-29
TALK OF THE TOWN
See Abbott's Saturday sale.

II at 1850.
II Buy your summer garments in I'll
II sale at Vaughan's.
II Look in Shea's shoe window for un
H heard.of bargains, Csc.
H Japanese folding fans free with 10
II purchases at Russell's soda fountain Fri
H day and Saturday.
II Artists are engaged making interio
H improvements to Merlo Bros store OF
/ North Main street.
H Judge II. w. Scott went to Montpelie
this morning to attend Il conference o
H Vermont municipal judges.
Tickets for the Elks' clambake to b,
held at Burlington Aug. 10 are on sal,
at the Hub restaurant.-Adv.
| After the game come to browns, the
coolest place in town, and try cante
loupe Hawaiian pineapple sundae.
Mrs. Marshall Clenard and son, Mar.
shall, of Boston are visiting at the home
of Fremont G. Little in Graniteville.
Antonio David, who has been spending
the past week in Washington, returned
to his home on North Main street last
night.
Miss Nellie Blanchard of West street
and her guest, Miss Ruth Quigley OF
Boston, went to Plainfeld this morning
for visit.
Mrs. B. w. Braley, who has been spend
ing several days at Hotel Barre and with
friends in Washington, has returned to
her home in Burlington.
Mrs. Paul Mianini of South Framing
ham, Mass, arrived in the city last night
and win visit relatives and friends here
and in this vicinity for several days.
Sanford Piper, who has been employed
in East Barre since last March, was
visitor in the city this morning while
on his way home to Meriden, Conn.
Charles N. Scott of Graniteville was
a visitor in the city to-day on his way
to Highgate Springs, where he will spend
the remainder of the week on fishing
trip.
Harry NJ. Hanson OF Newark, N. J.,
who has been visiting relatives in the
city for the past few days while on a
vacation, returned to his home last
night.
ITO Redeem an Oath" two.reel Rex
drama featuring Frank Lloyd and Helen
Leslie; also Pauline Bush and William
Dowlin in "All for Peggy" at the BIZ
jou.-Adv.
John Arioli, who recently entered a
partnership which is to engage in bus
mess under the firm name of Arioli &
Denbe, left the city to-day for Boston,
where he is to make business visit OF
several days.
Miss Maud Coburn, who has been tax
ing a special course in music in Boston !
while staying with friends in Auburn
dale, Mass, returned to the city last |
night Miss Coburn is now ready TO re-
ceive her pupils.
Miss Alice Mccormick of New York
City, who has been spending the past |
few days in the city, overseeing the
nursing department of the Metropolitan |
Insurance Co., left last night for White |
River Junction, where she win spend
a few days.
Cosme Cano OF North Main street, who
was injured about the face in an auto
mobile accident near Burlington about
five weeks ago, returned TO his home
in this city last night. For the past
five weeks he has been undergoing treat
ment at the Mary Fletcher hospital in
Burlington.
George NJ. Rand of Pleasant street,
city inspector of buildings, left to-da,
for Rockport, Macs, where be will be en-
gagged for the next fortnight in install
ing machinery manufactured by Smith,
Whitcomb & Cook of Shis city. During
the inspectors absence. applications for
permits may be made at the
Office Of the city clerk.
F. A. sehnurle, well-knoun travelling
man VIII oyisits Barre frequently, arrived
in the city this morning for a stay Of
several days in the Barre granite dis
trict. Mr.. Schnurle returned only re-
sently from a trip through Canada and I,
the maritime provinces and his observa.
tons while making many visits in the
country 10 the north furnish some inter
asting sidelights on the attitude Of col Il
,nisl Britain toward the great European 1
war. Canada j. sending the very flower 4
II her manhood 20 the front. Mr.. Schnurle 4
AVS, and at a time when the dominion. 1
with an unparalleled period Of develop. /
neut in front Of her, can IN afford 20 /
pare the men. There Il less talk OF II
var in Canada than in the United states
although under the surface there - i
.ast amount Of earnest thinking going 4
N these days. Il
Within sight Of her parents. Mr.. and J
Yrs. G. Granai, who were seated on the
PIPER veranda on their horne on Granite Z
treet last night. their eldest daughter,
gotina Granai. had a narrow escape from I
egious injury or death while walking p
long the Central Vermont railroad yard. /
fiss Gransi was about % turn from the .
rsek 20 the path leading - Der home
Then bot foot suddenly caught N 2
With frog near the Granite street cross !
Br. A Central Vermont shifter Was
TeratinR D. TIE distanee and the locomo-
lte whistle khrieked forth an ominuus
larninr e. rassershy - ths girl -
buut a. release hsr fogt Barkinr - :,
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freight rnr wrs lHss ttan seven fart 5.
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