The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Clearance sale all tnrough tne store
II yaughan's.
h William Miers OF Keith avenue RI
turned this morning from Boston, wher
he has been spending a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Holden Of Plainfiel
were over -Sunday guests of their daugh
ter, Mrs. Il. A. Carey, on the west hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil o. Ralph of Frankk
lin street left the city last evening TO
Boston, where they will make q week
visit with friends.
| Mrs. !. Il. Jones, former resident 0
Barre, who has been visiting friends il
this city for a few days, returned THU
forenoon to her home in Windsor.
Mrs. Lucy f. Sowden will open pri
vate school for beginners Sept. 7 at hel
home, SO fremont street. Public schoo
methods used. Apply early.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert @. Mcdonnell have
returned from an automobile trip to Long
Island, N. ", Narragansett Pier, r. /.
Boston and the White mountains.
Fresh blueberries in wholesale or re.
tail quantities. Finest fruit from New
York daily at BURBERRY headquarters,
John CLERGY, 800 North Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Sawyer and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Bancroft of franklin
street, have gone to Pigeon pond, Groton,
where they will spend few days in
camp.
Henry Carroll of Wellington street,
who had been employed in a garage in
Rutland for some time. has gone to
Rhode Island, where he has enlisted in
the navy.
Miss Kathleen Brown of Cliff street,
who has been visiting relatives and
friends in Manchester, N. H. for the past
month, returned to her home in the city
last night.
III. B. Partridge and two sons, Claud
and Warren. of Summer street returned
to this city last night by auto from New
York City, where they have been spend
ing the past few days.
The w. C. 4. U. will hold basket
picnic at Dewey park Friday. A large
attendance is desired as there is to be
election of delegates to the state con-
vention, also other business. Members
Paul Lawson of the U. S. torpedo boat
Topawa, returned to his duties to-day
after spending two weeks furlough at
the home Of his mother, Mrs. lawson,
and sister, Catherine, on Washington
street.
The name Of II. G. Rizzi was inadvert-
emily omitted from the list of those Civ
nj ha fttn nf nj
Gervasi, held Sunday. 1t should be stat |
ed also that Mr.. Gervasi was Jumper,
instead of stonecutter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Jay and daughters, |
Doris and Nettie, who have been visitors |
the past week at the home of DIR. and /
Mrs. 4. A. Carey, have gone to Burling
ton to visit other relatives before going
10 their home at Amherst, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bean, Miss Hazel
Harris and Miss Inez Waterman, who
nave been visiting at the home Of Miss
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oar
win Waterman Of upper Washington
street. for the past few days, have re.
,urned to their home in Orleans. Mr..
Ind Mrs. Bean were here attending the
,ankers' convention.
Allen r. Church, a United States ex-
miner from Boston, who was in the
ity week TO confer with candidates for !
citizenship, left for Burlington yester-
av, bent on a similar errand. From |
Burlington. he will return TO the Hub, {
o remain until Judge II. b. Howe ar
ives at the capital for session of fed
raj court next month.
I'VE sincerely hope that the little un-
created here recently by an s
warranted action regarding automo-
lies will not be taken seriously by auto :
arties who contemplated visiting the La
loille county fair" says the Morrisvile Q
'ews. "a cordial welcome is extended 20 I
and autoists may rest assured e
hat they will be given every courtesy
ossible."
Fro Djerf, the little West street boy, n
IN Of Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Djerf, who a
as run over by an automobile on Mer
lant street several days ago, is making
BOD progress toward recovery and early
airs that the young fellow had sus-
lined internal injuries that might both =
him a good deal in the future. have !.
,en dissipated by steady gains in his
nditiOn. In
The last Of the series Of lectures on A
e care and modern uses Of Weareyer h
minimum cooking utensils viii be given
-iday evening at S o'clock in the Uni
rsalist vestry under the auspices Of the ii
dies union. AZ has been the custom in ".
Il previous demonstrations, q quart M
nee pan Of aluminium viii be given AZ
Re 20 each household represented. and VI
vel refreshments win be served. A spe- c.
i invitation is extended TO the men
mission, Toe. 81
Notwithstanding the ooolness 81 the I,
y and the fact that great many Of y
, people " 10 affiliate with the Hedding ;.
ureh are away On their vacation, q
odly number attended the picnic al = Z.
njamin falls yesterday. All seemed 20 -
We a good time, with games for the
unq people and the opportunity fer 50
I Intercourse fer all-the very fact -
4 10 one seemed ready ~ return home :
81 the aftfrnOon was almost 81 IL
- shows that al enjoyed the cutting =.
.ass Who had il IN charge did tlseir
~ vel and look forward with pleasure
TIE annual picnic. vhen - msuy get
ssfhsr for the good Of al
rafenfifsres On the trausforrnstien ~
. old NoFfhern hotel. 80 called, on q
~ Main street. frun . rpauinr bgliss 4
3 en- apartment building. ara - az Z
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