The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

i Mrs. Frances Clark OF Lowell, Mass.
arrived in the city and is visiting friends
IN this vicinity for few days.
II Try at our fountain, chocolate fudge
marshmallow pecan sundae, loo. Drink
grape fizz, Sc. browns soda fountain.
Mrs. John Hall of Groton arrived yes
terday and is visiting her son, Alex, OF
80 Ayers street for an extended time
Mrs. James Sim of the Miles granite
block left this morning for Burlington
where she will spend few days with
Hotel Northern---Sale of all the fur.
nishings in the house will begin at 10 a.
m. Monday. Come early. 0. II. Hale,
manager.
! should be glad to take pupils who de.
sire to study Latin during the summer.
Mrs. l.. r. Rickert, 81 fremont street.
Tel. Adv.
George Davidson of New York arrived
in the city yesterday for 10 days visit
at the home of his mother, Mrs. John
Davidson of Summer street.
Miss Frances Il. Collins and Miss Pearl
Coleman rtturned yesterday to their
home in st. Adams, after passing a few
days with friends in the city.
Sprague brennan, who has been at his
home on Washington street for few
days, returned this morning to Dart
mouth college at Hanover, n. H.
| Lawrence Rising of 10 South Main
street left this morning for Burlington,
where he viii be employed on the new
union depot that is to be erected there
Miss Marion Murray Of Peacham,
1914 graduate of Spaulding high school,
is visiting at the home of Miss Margaret
Brown OF Grant avenue, for few days
Those belonging to the camera club arc
asked to meet with Mrs. Z. A. Drown,
Walnut street, on Tuesday evening,
June Is, at 7 p. m. Please bring cameras
Miss Clara Wood, who has been en-
ployed in Mrs. w. F. Shepard's millinery
store during the spring season, has re-
turned to her home in st. Adams for
the summer.
Mrs. John Gilbert of Graniteville was
visitor in the city this morning, leav-
ing in the forenoon for Sherbrooke. P. O., |
where she will make an extended visit |
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L. Wright, who |
were married in Graniteville yesterday
morning, left the city early to-day on a
honeymoon trip to Boston and other
Massachusetts cities.
Joseph Rabdeau of Elm street, who
has been receiving treatment for chron.
ic complication at the City hospital, has
returned to his home. Mr.. Rabideau's
condition continues to show study i'm
Daniel Roach, who has been assuming
a rural role on one of the Keith vaude-
vile circuits, arrived in the city yes
terday from Rochester, y. Y. Mrs. Roach
and little son have been passing several
weeks in Barre and Montpelier
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Kinney, who
we're formerly employed at Goddard sem
nary, left this morning for ST. Johns
bury, after passing a few days with
friends in Barre and vicinity. Later in
he month they will return to Boston,
where they are making their home.
John Hubbard, who has been engaged
s teacher at Spaulding for the past
wo years, left this morning for his
ZONE in Beloit, Wis, where he will spend
he first part of the summer. Later he
lans to return east to spend the re-
lainder of his vacation. a
Mf. and Mrs. A. L. Bean, who have n
cen in charge of the dining room at =
GODDARD seminary since last fall, left II
his morning for their former home in
cry Beach, Me-, where they expect TO U
ASS the summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Bean r.
ill return TO the seminary in the fall. y
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. r. Hutchinson of We'll -
ngton street left this morning for Bos- {,
on, where they plan to make a stay of y
eversl days. They were accompanied
Y Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Thresher OF Bos- !,
on and Miss Ruth Hutchinson of Nova ~ ~
Gotta, who motored to this city yes !. !,
erday for a brief visit at the Hutchin. u
On home. X
Eli Teller, a veteran OF the Civil war, n
as gone TO Hudson Falls, n. Y, where ~
c will visit relatives for a few days. >,
lr. Teller, who is 70 years old, came n
ere from his home in Minneapolis, MINI. y
D visit his daughter, Mrs. 4. j. Doran- II
er Of Summer street. After a short Wis =,
in Hudson Falls he win return TO bis n
ONE in the west. m
Rev. w. j. NJ. Beattie Of fremont in
rect left to-day for Rltland, where 10
E will attend the annual convention OF VI
le Vermont Episcopal diocese. Others IN
ected recently TO represent the yestry at
the Church Of the Good Shepherd o.
nong the laymen at the Rutland con at
ntion include Frank G. Rowland and III
w. Vaughan. The Convention opens Az
lie evening and will continue until IN
lursday afternoon. ca
The auction sale last Saturday after tn
on and evening OF the Osyar Borgh :
srchandise stock at 1921 North Main
-eet was largely attended. The store
IL packed with people the whole after. 4
on aud evening, and many turned .
ay. as they were unable 10 get in. A
re lot OF the stock was disposed Of and 4
} balance Of stock and fixtures viii he
sed out next Saturday afternoon, sale 4
nmencing At l.30 O'Clock in the after .
On. All fixtures sill be cold az
lock. The administrator was well 4
ssed with the outcome Of the last
2 and buyers secured Bargains that
ased them. c. y. smith, auctioneer.
oopse Of small underground on The
me farm in Barre Town was recently
scene Of a discovery which has caused
rood deal OF speculation among pass a
by whose attention has been arrested 4 o
= large animal skull exhibited in the a,
20 window a. the Reynolds 4 Sons =.
DWARF store. Only the crauium and a.