The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-30
TALK OF THE TOWN
A special soc silk hose at Abbott's.

trunks AT ADDptbH >.
Public dance, Rowland hall, SATURDAY
night. CAROLS orchestra.
II. r. Jameson has returned to Mont
real, after passing several days witt
relatives in Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank j.. Ladd of Orange
were guests of friends in the city yes.
terday and to-day.
III. r. Voorhees,, who has been passing d
month in Barre, left last night for his
home in Nashua, N. H.
Miss Evelyn Stanton of Enosburg Falls
is the guest of Miss Villa Marsh at her
home, Sunnysidc Farm.
Tickets for the Elks' clambake to be
held at Burlington Aug. I6 are on sale
at the Hub restaurant-Adv.
Miss Helen M. McAvoy, who has been
visiting relatives in Burlington and Bos-
ton, returned home last evening.
Get your beans, brown and white
bread and doughnuts from the Baptist
food sale tomorrow and save baking at
lhome.--Adv.
Mrs. Fred Hall, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Clyde Bixby of South
Main street, returned to her home in
Boston to-day.
Miss NJ j. Fraser has returned TO her
home at Hardwood, Flats, Bury, p. O.,
after spending a month with relatives in
Barre and vicinity.
| Mrs. George Blanchard Of Concord, N.
H., is spending several days in the cty
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Mer.
rill of rs Long street.
Rev. and Mrs. r. A. Poole and son,
! L.. - IIpcaastae H.
spending their vacation at Fairlee lake
were visitors in this city to-day.
A Swedish open-air meeting will be
held Sunday afternoon at o'clock on
Carl Persons farm, Prospect street. Spe.
cial music will be rendered. All wei
come.
A. b. Tenney, president of the Tenney
corporation, who has been spending a
few days in Barre and Montpelier, re-
turned to his home in Springfield, Mass,
day.
The amusement committee of the l. o. |
o. L., NJ. IT,, will meet at the home OF |
Mrs. John Geal, 5 Bugbee avenue, Mon
day evening at 1880. A large attend |
ance is requested Per order chairman
Lewis s. Northrup, who graduated |
from st. Lawrence university, Canton,
n. ", in June, left last night for Perth
Amboy, n. j.. where he has accepted
position. He is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank F. Northrup Of Baptist street,
Williamstown.
Around IS people from this city and
as many more from Montpelier gathered
last evening at Dewey park, where a
dance was enjoyed until midnight. Car.
rolls orchestra of five pieces furnished
music. Special electric ears going each
way were run after the dance.
Charles C. Bixby returned yesterday
to Hardwick, after spending several days
with his mother. Mr.. Bixby has moved
his household goods to Hardwiek, after
a residence of several years in Morris l.
vile, during part of which he conduct.
ed an auto stage route between that viii
lage and Stowe.
Among the visitors in the city yester- '
day were; Miss Frances brennan of st. |,
DIR. H. Nelson Jackson of Bur-
ington, Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Goodrich I
and Miss Pearl Goodrich of South Roy !
alton, Ralph G. Brown Of Putnamsville, 4
NJ. T. Hartigan of Rutland, w. A. Gill :
II st. Johnsbury II. l.. Abbott of Sax. !
.ons River; Mrs. b. A. Noyes and Edna
81. Peter OF White River Junction.
Francis NJ. Mcdonnell, who travels
through the eastern states i'm the inter
SITS OF Mcdonnell & Sons, granite man
lfaeturers, arrived in the city yesterday
or few weeks stay. During the alb.
ence of his brother, Robert Q. Melon.
lell. who is TO leave the city soon on
lis annual vacation, Mr.. Mcdonnell will
e in charge Of the eompany's plant in
he south end.
Sons of Veterans in this city are CO.
perating with the Grand Army men in
arrangements for the annual
eunion OF Washington county veterans
{ Dewey park next Wednesday and
thursday. In years past the younger
rganization has worked untiringly in
iding the veterans and this year prom.
les TO be no exception to the rule. May
r. Of Barre and Montpelier have been in
tied 20 address the veterans when they
ssemble "Wednesday morning.
A committee representing the Barre
ranite Manufacturers association and
Of Alexander Duncan Of the
orth Barre Granite Co, William Bar
ay Of Barclay Bros, and the associa-
on secretary, Harold T. Hinman. met In
inference last evening with A. b. Ten
" Of the Tenney corporation, and II. d. n
srrabee Of Montpelier, the company's II
cal manager. II was the second con
renee IN which the manufacturers have n
scussed the matter Of electric power
IN the Tenney people.
To morrow the Barre A. c.'s baseball
am will play a return game with the
.istol A. A. AZ Bristol and the Italian
G. will on a baseball engagement at
chmond. When Il was learned that
ly 81 had been set aside for The an
al picnic and games Of Clan Gordon.
}. ~, o. s. G.. the arrangements OF
n teams gracefully declined 70 run Il
y counter attraction on that day
nee both teams are 70 play out 81
rn and Barre win b. without IL usual
seball az the week end.
A new contestant among the growers
tall grass has arisen in the person OF
orge $. Me- q Barre farmer. who On.
= the list against q delegation of
be winners composed principally AZ