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

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Special waist values at Abbott's.
Read ad. of Peoples bank on page -four
New potatoes, 25c peck, at Smith 4
Cummings Go.
Fancy pineapples for canning Yer,
low prices. At the Diversi Fruit Co.
Service and sanitation, the watchwordl
at Ross sanitary barber shop on Depo
square.
Harold Riley of Westfeld, Mass, il
visiting his aunt, Mrs. James Grogan Of
Brook street.
We are receiving daily native straw
berries. Quality is fine and the baskets
are full. Eastman Bros.
Miss Gertrude Tehan returned this
morning from few days. visit with rel
at with relatives in Northfeld.
f. w. Cilley has returned to Barre
from an extended visit to South New
bury. Mrs. Cilley will return later.
| John Harrigan of Mortified was a
Sunday visitor at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. j. Owens of South Main street.
"Everygirl," two-reel Victor, featur-
ing Mary Fuller, also Hobart Henly in
"The Son of His Father" at the BIZ
jou.--Adv.
The Williams brothers, who bought the
Wright lunchroom in the Worthen block
last week, opened the restaurant this
morning to the public.
Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Gauthrie of Cliff
street, Miss Flora Searle and G. +. Millar
of Beacon street returned last evening
from a visit in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd and Mrs. Charles
Beckwith of Hartford, Conn, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Tierney and with
other friends in Barre and vicinity.
The monthly meeting of the ladies'
auxiliary Of the Presbyterian church will
be held at the church Tuesday evening at
1880. A good attendance is desired.
Every member of the L. A., A. 0. H.,
and friends are cordially invited to at
tend lawn social at the home of Mrs.
Lackey Good, Tuesday, from 2 to 5 p. M.
Miss Mildred Stephen of Buffalo, n. Y,
who has been making two weeks visit
with relatives and friends in the city and
returned to her home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. lockwood of Acad-
envy street, who have been visiting rela-
tives in Underhill for a short time, re-
turned this morning to their home in
this city.
Mrs. Charles Hopkins of Waterbury, |
who has been visiting for the past week
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Rich |
ard Attridge, on South Main street, has
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Hartford and |
daughters, Misses b. f. and E, H. Hart
lord, and son, j. II. Hartford, of Ports.
mouth, n. H., who are taking an automo-
1ile tour through this section, are guests
It Hotel Barre.
John Booth. aged Is, the son of John
3ooth of s Cherry street, was taken to
he City hospital last night and an OPP
ration for appendicitis was performed,
To-day his condition was reported as fla
-orable.
Patients at the City hospital who left
or their homes yesterday were George
iriffin, who returned to Chelsea after an
peration for appendicitis which was per /,
ormed 10 days ago, and w. +. Halsey, ,
Tho went to Corinth after being treated /,
U tne nosplttl LOT week. II
Principal C. II. White and Mrs. White I
{ Richardson street, who are passing the c
lmmer in South Walden, arrived Satur. i
ay for a brief stay in the city. They /
ill return TO Walden tomorrow and b
tier Principal White will go to Bur. c
ngton to attend summer school at the :
University of Vermont.
V. Malnati Of Malnati Bros. granite a
returned this morning I
ON Middlesex, where he was called by n
Ne death of his father law, John n
ernyzich, whose funeral services were
I'D yesterday. Mr.. Dernyzich formerly st
sided on West Patterson street in this Il
", where he was widely known in the il
allan and Austrian colonies. s.
Having disposed OF their meat business y
the basement of the old city building, =
AISLE Bros. have leased the store in the = !,
nth end formerly conducted by the late =
/. J. MCGOWAN and occupied until re. .
ntly by A. Allen. They will open y
cir new establishment July l, carrying =,
line of meats, vegetables. gro. =.
ries and canned goods. =
Misses Christina and Catherine Stew \
{ of Williamstown, who have been al
ending a few DAYS az the home Of their II
mt, Mrs William stephens Of Maple A
enue, left to-day for the Crawford IL
use. Crawford Notch y. H., where \
cy viii spend the summer. George 70
mieson and James lfesketh, who have
en- the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Steph. "a
:, have returned 20 their home in Tor ca
TO. ont. Il
Porter w. Averill. who has been con. 81
cted with the high school in Fair
wen for the past three years. accompa- "
d BY Mrs. Averill arrived in the city "
turdsy to pass the summer at the n,
me Of the latter's parents. Mr. and -
- +. o. Kent Of Wellington street -
4 &C The Averill homestead on east
/ Mr.. Averill who served one =,
n a. an assistant 20 the principal ~
Fair Haven high school and for two -
RS as the principal has resigned bis
sition and plans 70 settle in Massachu- "a,
T. next fall Speaking o. Mr.. AveriIl's
vices in the school there q Fair Haven 10
temporary SAYS He IL q good teach NJ
and his resignation IL a matter for
ret bv the school board snd those in
community who appreciate the right
q u tescbsr He has not settled upon
neu position but Il vii probably l..
IN Massachusetts. The state that seems :.
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