The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-28
TALK OF THE TOWN


Monday sale this evening at Vanghan's
Read ad. of Peoples bank on page four,
Mrs. Warren Lawrence OF Elmwood
avenue returned to Barre yesterday from
STAY OF several weeks with relatives IN
New York.
Miss Mae Thwing of Keith avenue, who
has been engaged as cashier in the Red
Cross Pharmacy for a year, will go to
Kineo. Ne, to pass the summer.
| j. R. Nordoten OF Butte, Mont, who
arrived in the city yesterday, expects to
pass the summer in Barre, having secured
employment here in the granite industry.
| Miss Bertha b. Mclean, teacher in
the public schools of South Acton Mass,
arrived in the city yesterday and went
TO the home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. r. Mclean, in Graniteyille to spend
the summer.
Mrs. John r. Throekmorton and two
daughters, who have been spending
week with relatives in Williamstown and
Randolph Center. were visitors in the city
this morning while on their way home TO
Orange Y. j.
DR.. and Mrs. Johnston and son ana
Mrs. Howard Scott of Cookshire. P. O..
arrived in the city yesterday for visit
OF several days at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Johnston OF Highland avenue
and with other relatives in Barre and vi
cinity.
Barre contributed largely to the crowd
and wholly to the band that figured in
the Sunday afternoon doings at Benjamin
falls Yesterday. According 20 schedule,
the Barre Citizens band played a pro-
gram of sacred numbers from 3 till 4
O'Clock. a stable audience listening TO
the concert.
Mrs. James Bennett and two daugh-
tiers, Claire and Margaret. Of Pearl street
returned Saturday from 81. Adams, where
they have been spending several days as
the guests Of Miss Margaret Mcmahon.
They were accompanied by Mrs. Mary 1
Garvev Of Pearl street. who has been
visiting at the home OF Owen Marion in 4
ST. Albans.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul w. Waterman OF I
Mass, the former an instruc. /
Tor in the Nolkman school in Boston. ar \
rived in Plainfeld Saturday and came 20 I
Barre TO PASS the summer at the home OF /
Mr.. waterman's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. I
d. :. Waterman Of upper Washington /
street. To-day they went 70 Burlington I
10 attend the commencement exercises At !
the University Of Vermont.
A break discovered in the city mains
west Of the Prospect street bridge was
responsible for shortage Of water in the
meadow manufacturing dis
trict Saturday afternoon and Sunday. L
Fortunately the break came az q time
when manufacturing operations were
Isast affected and during the week end
mn Superintendent v. q. lee and a gang
n the department laborers repaired the
iamaee.
Freight Office employees Of the Central
Vermont railroad in this city have been
vrsrfea SATURDAY half holidays through
~ summer months. the dispensstiOn e.
peeone operative 81 the end Of the pres
IT verk. Arrangements with granite
ifalers and other heavy shippers. who
ave offered % 60 operate with the en-
lioyes fn cleaning W ah shipments ~
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