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

New beltsi Olhck ana Whlte SILK hose
s at Vaughan's.
Special cleanup sale rancoats onl,
: $49S at Abbotts.
Miss Cecil Place Of Burlington is pass
r ing several days with acquaintance il
t Barre.
The !. 0. r. will begin its series Of
dances July 20 in X. of c. hail. Professor
r Rossi's orchestra; Soc couple, extra ia
dies Zoe.
} Edward LeClair, who has been making
a short visit with his family in BurIing
, ton, returned last night to this city
where he is employed
i Joseph Kenefick Of Prospect street
who has been employed as clerk in the
Hub restaurant for several months, com
pleted his duties there to-day
1 Among the visitors in the city Satur
day and Sunday We're H. T. johnson and
G. z. Chamberlain OF Bradford and Frank
b. Haley of Worcester, Mass.
Rev. George r. Fortier of st. Adams,
| field secretary of the Universalist
churches in Vermont and Quebec, was a
business visitor in the city Saturday.
Miss Lua Higgs, who is employed in
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morning after few days vacation at
her home in this city, Prospect avenue.
Miss Mabel Stacy Of Burlington is Wis
| iting her parents on Prospect street. She
was accompanied by Miss Alice Gleason
and Mrs. Frank Potyin, also Of Burling.
ton.
Miss Jessie Beattie, nurse, who has
been visiting at the home of her par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. David Beattie OF
Brook street, has gone to Claremont,
N. III.
Norman Mcleod and Daniel McIver OF
Graniteyille we're visitors in the city
Saturday on their way home from Scots
town, Canada, where they have been
making a months visit.
G. G. i. A., Notice to Shop Stewards: A
meeting of the shop stewards will be held
in the granite cutters rooms, Scampini !
block, on Monday, July 10, at 7 p. m.
Important. Per order j. D. viii.
Dr. and Mrs. Leroy Darling. who have |
been passing several days with the lat
ter's mother, Mrs John Mcdonald OF
Liberty street, returned Saturday even
ing to their home in Lowell, Mass.
Untrimmed hats at half price. A good
lot of colored hats at soc or less. All
children's hats for csc until
closed out. Don't forget the place Miss
L. Y. Townsend's, SO Washington street.
Miss Angie Venetti and her brother,
OF Pearl street left the city last
evening for New York, where they are to
meet their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Natalie
Venetti who will return TO Barre from
Italy late in the week.
Miss Sophia Campbell OF Boston, who
has been making a few weeks visit in
this city and vicinity while on yaca
lion, left last night for her home. While
IN the city she has been the guest OF her
lister, Mrs. Roy Mcdonald of Liberty
street.
Allie ST. John. a Berlin farmer. who
vas arrested early Sunday morning by I
officer David Henderson, pleaded guilty
o a subsequent oifense when arraigned ,
,efore Magistrate II. w. Scott in city
curt to-day. The man paid SIS fine
md costs of $500.
The auto chemical truck from the fire
tation was called 10 80 Ayers street for
AHAHihtA itt ut ~ bAtRAh AiAA7 tAitf II A
ng. Smoke caused considerable anxiety
mong the occupants OF the house, but
here was no damage. Mrs. S. H. Spaf. I
ord owns the property. !
Among the speakers who are to assist
d the program at the annual convention
I New England Universalists, which
pens at Ferry beach, Old Orchard. Me,
ext Friday, is Rev. Edward c. Downey
I Norwood. Mass, a former pastor OF I
he Universalist church in this city.
Ira Tarney Of Websterville was a visit
r in the city yesterday on his way home
rom San Diego, Cal. where he has been
ttendng the exposition for some time.
Ir. Tarney left Graniteville on May %
company with DIR. =. II. Bailey, by :
automobile. From here TO San Diego a \
'gistration Of 4,200 miles was made by =
le car Mr.. Tarney also visited the 2
anama exposition before returning 3
ome. DR.. Bailey will spend another 2
onth in California before returning :
,me. =
A farewell party was given in honor =
Misses Lillian and Emma Corti At Z
Ieir home on Blackwell street last even. =
9, when 80 Of their young friends as.
mbled. Several members Of the com
my contributed to an impromptu pro.
am OF vocal and instrumental numbers
ID a very enjoyable social hour followed
r concert. Miss Barberi contributed a
ano solo, Miss Parnigoni gave violin 81
lection. Misses Frattini and Scampini
ndered a pleasing vocal duet and Miss W
attini gave a solo. Afterwards there u,
re refreshments Of ice cream, cake
fee. sandwiches and soft drinks and
e Misses Corti were presented a cam
). Accompanied BY their mother, Mrs
lillian CoFti, the Misses Corti will leave w
IRE "wednesday evening for New York. erl
fence they are 20 sail for Italy 20 "a
n Mr.. Corti, who returned 10 his ma. me-
e land several months ago. 20