The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

I. | iHpNihEr aNpiA'hNNy lpl 1pubH Nluil
street; phone 100.
Frank =. Austin Of Church street went
to Burlington this morning to visit
friends over the weekend.
Persons 4 Berg auto will leave Buzzell
hotel Sunday morning ut o:30 for Wood
bury pond. Round trip, 81.
Mrs. John A. Leslie and daughter Of
Spaulding street have returned from a
two weeks outing at Lake Dummore.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Miers of Keith
avenue returned to the city yesterday,
after spending several days with friends
in Worcester.
Mrs. James I. Kenefck Of Washington
street left this morning for Burlington,
where she will make weekend visit
with relatives.
Miss Esther Mudgett of Boston, for
mer resident Of Barre, arrived in the
city last evening for week END visit
with her grandmother, Mrs. Nye.
G. RI: Presbrey has returned to his
home in New York, after having passed
a few days in Barre on business con
nected with the Presbrey -Coykendall Co.
Those going to the Rangers picnic Sat
urday, Aug. I, take the steam car leav.
ing the Montpelier 4 Wells River depot
at leo; returning, leave the park at 7
o'clock
There are few more of those mems
tennis oxfords for soc at the Peoples
Shoe Store "priee- smashing sale. Chill
dren's tennis oxfords from to ~ in
size, in this price smashing sale at 4oc.
Mrs. c. Fl. Kendrick and little son.
Ralph, who have been passing several
weeks with relatives in Barre, East
Montpelier, and Montpelier, returned to
their home in Enosburg Falls yesterday.
viii those who saw the auto and team
collision near BeckIey street Sunday
evening, Aug. |, please come to the law |
office of s. HOLSTER jackson, in the |
Jackson block. Barre, on Monday even.
ing. Aug. Q, 1915, at p. MI
Rev. Antonio Mangano, dean of the
Baptist Theological seminary at Brook. /
lyn, N. T., who Ia In the city working
with his fellow countrymen, Is a fluent |
speaker. You can hardly afford to miss
hearing him on city park Sunday even
ing.
Alton r. Briggs Of Randolph, who ia
moving his household goods to Barre,
will begin his duties as a clerk In the
Homer Fits store Monday For several
years Mr.. Briggs has been employed in
the u. A. Thomas dry goods store in Ran
dolph.
Mr. and Mrs O. w Northrop and two
sKtIdrn,, auI Ar anA AErn Tu.amgam GA&.4I n
worth, who have been visiting at the /
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Northrop +,
" the Merchant street extension for J
'ew days, returned last night to South ,
Royalton.
Miss Zelma Goodell, who has been I
eaching in the continuation school
which closed its six weeks term in the '
dathewson building yesterday, left to- :
lay for her home in So,lIh Woodbury., !
where she viii remain until the re- )
pening Of the city schools next month J
The Sunday evening service at city !
ark will be held as usual at 6;45. !,
There viii be singing from the Billy !.
sunday songbook, Rev. George H. Holt !.
sading the singing. There viii also be
pecal music. Rev. ANTONIO Mangano of
irooklyn will preach. II Che evening is :
tormy. the service will be held in the =
lethodist church. :
Veterans and members Of the Women's q
elief corps, who were here to attend n
he annual reunion Of the Washington $
ounty Veterans association, returned N
, their home yesterday. Among those G,
ho came frCN nearby towns were
Irs. Alice White. George W. Bridgeman al
ohm Kibbey, David Wheeler, Frank NJ
hillips and Albert George Of Hard al
ich. and Mr.. and Mrs. George Flagg Of
Secretary II. p. Human OF the Gran
. Manufacturers association left to-
Nv for his former home in North STRAIT
I'D. n. H., where he was called BY the
rious illness Of his brother. John Hin.
an, who was stricken with pneumonia
few days ago. The latter il well known
Barre, Orange and Plainaeld, as well
elsewhere IN central Vermont, hav.
9 been identified for several years with
e Plainfeld Lumber Co.
Hotel Barre was crowded 10 capacity
ain last night and among the guests
ho arrived by motor during the dsv !
re the following: Mr.. and Mrs. II. X.
Miss Aline Fruhaulf, maid and I
auTeur Of New York, Mr.. and Mrs
T. NJ. Miller Of StcuhenVille. o., and A
r. and Mrs. Van Horn Cole and chauf-
ur Of New York Cityg Mr.. and Mrs
. w. Porter and Robert Wilson Of Phil
elphia, Pa, and Joseph Manning 81
'stons H. =. Putnam and family Of
lrtford, Conn, and A. Andrea OF Bos
b Mrs. Charles Moorhead Of Kane. Ia,
ss Ieonore Gobey OF Indlow. 6. N.tlg
mold. y. $. Arnold and A. h. Washburn . :
Bethel. Mr.. and Mrs. " l. Barker and
!. and Mrs. II. A. Hsnaford Of New (
rt, n. r.. Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Powell
!. and Airs. q. W. Harris and Gretchen 4 ,
len Of Burlington.
There win be an air ~ emptiness rer-
ling The halls Of Snadah temple. No. 4
J, D. Q. X. X. here on the evening Of .
ssdav, Aur. III. for on the AFTERNOON
that day the temple psrapbsrnaiis. <
! and baggage. viii - moved to 81 =
Ysns for The annual midsummer eere-
NAL. Secretary Prank T.. Austin 81
: city and II. s. Ramsay. royal yizier.
C1aremuut, y. r., were busy restsf-
, getting cut the KhorassHn Clarion.
tsininr En- announcement Of the Do
: in prospect week after neat. The a
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