The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

Bargains in summer goods at I'll
: Vaughan Store.
Read about our sale of bed spread
The Vaughan Store.
Caramel cocoanut with dash OF on
best chocolate sauce. Ii is at the brow
Pharmacy.
One of to-day's delicacies at Drown
fountain: Vanilla sundae with caram,
sauce and nuts.
Perry oliver of East street left yes
terday for Waterbury where he will b
employed in the tale mines.
The Ida Read w. c. r. u. will NEE
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock wit
Mrs. i. j. Beckley, 9 Park street.
w. r. Donelson of North Hero arrived
yesterday and is making a visit will
relatives and friends in the city and Vi
entity.
George LeClair, who has been EN-
ployed in Burlington for the past few
weeks, arrived in the city yesterday ant
will make few days visit with friends
here.
Miss Bertha Huff Of Montreal arrived
yesterday and is making an extended
stay at the home of Mrs. w. A. Lebour'
veau of East street and with other rela'
tiyes in the city.
Miss Annetta McWhorter of Melrose
Mass, who has been visiting at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McWhorter on
Richardson street for the past month, re-
turned home to-day.
Grigg Lyons, who has been visiting at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Peter Mar
rion of Summer street, Tor few days,
returned this morning to Burlington,
where he is employed.
DIR. and Mrs. G.. A. Cramton and three
children, who have been passing few
days in Barre and other Washington
county towns, have returned to their
home in st. Johnsbury.
The funeral of John w. Roberts will
be held at his late home in South Barre
Friday afternoon at 1870, and interment
will be in Hope cemetery in this city.
Rev. Edgar Grassland will ofiiciate.
Martin Ayling of Proyincetown, P. O.,
who has been spending several days with
friends in this city and Barre Town,
left this morning for Montreal, where he
will make brief visit before returning
to his home.
A party of about dozen campfire
girls from the Methodist church, left
this morning for Benjamin Falls where
they are spending the day. Lunch was
taken and the MONDAY meal was pre-
pared at the falls. Games and outdoor
sports were enjoyed
At a largely attended meeting of the
Ladies of the Maccabees last evening,
initiated ATt-
er the business meeting was over, re-
freshments of ice cream and cake were
served by the August circle. Mrs. Mar
garet Carroll is chairman.
A party in honor of Miss Anna Ahern |
was given at her home on. Eastern ave-
nue. Tuesday night, when about 10 of |
ler friends gathered there. Cards, in the |
form of 500 were played most of the /
lime, Miss Catherine Phelps winning the |
prize offered for the one with the high.
st percentage at the close of the play
ng. Refreshments of sandwiches, cake,
alad and fruit were served
Mrs. George B. Milne and son, Ed
nund, of Spaulding street. who, with
'ir. Milne, are making their residence
n Denver, Col, for year, arrived in /
he city last evening for a months stay.
They will return to Colorado early in
september. Barre friends OF Mr.. Milne
viii be glad 10 learn that he is max
ng steady progress toward the recovery
{ his health, the change in climate hav
ng proved to be beneficial TO him. II
0thello and Riley A. horses owned by :
! L. O'Clair of Waterbury, arrived in /
he city this morning from the training I
rounds at Sheldon Junction, where they
ave been put through their PAGES over
he Franklin county fair course since
heir return from Plattsburg, y. ", 7
iort time ago. Both horses are entered
Dr. the race meet at the Ayers street
ark Saturday afternoon. Another pros
active starter on Saturdays card, Lady I
hines, owned by Sol. johnson, the West Ii
ebanon, Y. H., horseman, arrived in /
he city to-day and was driven immedi. u
ely TO the training stables in the south +
ID. r
Last evening az the home Of John r. o
ierney on South Main street, about a q
ore OF people from Montpelier and this G
ty gathered and enjoyed a very pleas o
Il evening, playing games and also lis a.
ming 20 a musical and literary pro. Il
am. The gathering was in honor Of e.
+. and Mrs. j. L. McSweeney and son, I
Iwrence, Of Hartford, Conn, who are ID
lking a short visit here. The winners "a
playing 500 were Miss Doris Burke OF
ID Lawrence McSweeney, and those
IN the lowest average we're Miss Bea- Al
Ice gray and Raymond Tierney. Among y
e musical selections were piano solos le
Miss Angela Tierney and Walter Nc e
igo. Ice cream, cake, punch, and wa II
= were served for refreshments. N