The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-30
TALK OF THE TOWN
See Abbott's saturday sale.

Summer clearance sale at Vaughan'i
Sabato una rendita spieciale di ca
pelli inguernite ST.. Nourse & Wilson.
Household furniture for sale Monda,
day and Tuesday. Mrs. j. b. Darling,
Laurel street.
d. j. Mackay returned to his home il
West Rutland last night, after spending
several days in Barre on business.
Postal card photos of the new hospita
will be on sale by the ladies' aid to visit
ors at the hospital on the opening days
Leland Thompson of Melrose, MASH ar
rived this morning and will make {
weeks visit in the city and vicinity oil
business.
Mrs. j. Carson and daughter, Dorothy
of 10 Ayers street returned home yes
terday after two weeks vacation spent
in Boston.
George A. feeling of Boston, who has
| been installing some machinery in the
Jones Bros. granite shed, returned home
last night.
A cool and restful place to spend Sun
day afternoon. Attend the band concert
at Benjamin falls Sunday at p. m. Spe-
cial car service. ADV.
| Mrs. II. w. Shores, at present at I'm
ion street, st. Johnsbury, wishes to thank
her lady friends of Barre for the birth
day postal card shower.
| Mrs. w. ID. Smith of Summer street,
who has been visiting at Greensboro
| pond for the past three weeks, returned
to her home in the city last night.
| j. p. Graves of Boston, who is work.
ing for the Ward Baking Co., left last
night for Manchester, n. H., where he
will make short visit before returning
home.
The condition of Mrs. William II. Eag-
er of Hooker avenue, who underwent a
surgical operation at the City hospital
recently, continues to show steady i'm
provement.
Harry c. Eaton of the firm of Fox g.
Eaton has returned to his home in
in BrattIeboro, after having been the
guest of Manager John E. Hoban of the
Barre opera house.
Palmist and clairvoyant Consult "The
Little Wonder" celebrated trance me.
dunn. Wonderful manifestations of sec
ond and third sight. Room 10, Buzzell
hotel second flight.--Adv.
Several from this city have gone to
East Montpelier and are camping during
the session Of the East Montpelier
campmeeting, which begins with sery-
ice this evening at 1880 and continues
for the next ten days.
William Jones of Boston, who has been
installing the pool tables and other fur
niture in the pool and billiard room that
is soon to be opened in the Jackson block
by George w. Lander, returned home
last night, having completed his work.
The Sunday evening services at the
Presbyterian church will be resumed the
coming Sunday. The pastor will con-
tinue his talks on the warning nations,
which he began in the early summer
months and which attracted large audi
enees.
The Barre Athletic club, which has
had its club rooms in the Wood block
over the +. ID. Ladd store for the past
several years, has moved into the Hem
derson block and viii combine with the
Carpathia club. The two clubs viii now
60 under the name of the Barre Ath-
letic club.
The case Of State VS.. Fruzoli, charged
with breach of the peace, which was
set for hearing before Magistrate II. w.
Scott in city court to-day, has been con
tinued until next week. The respondent
has retained W. n. Therialut of Mont
pelier and Grand Juror William Wishart
win conduct the prosecution.
James Tassie, who is employed in the
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last night from South Royalton, where |
be has been visiting relatives for the
past few days. He was accompanied
by his three daughters, Lillian and Anna
and Mrs. J. i. Brown of Aberdeen,
South Dakota, who is making an ex-
tended visit at his home at 6 West
street.
A number Of campfire girls from this
city left this morning for Camel's Hump. |
where they viii camp for the night and
return tomorrow The girls win pre-
pare their own meals and also put up /
their own tents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Martin aud Miss Louise Watt went with /
them as chaperones Among the girls
Who went were Catherine Martin, Dor
,thy Averill. Marguerite Currier, Nora
Morris and Elizabeth Hoar.
Married in Burlington July .. BY Rev.
Joseph r. ellis. pastor Of =. Mary's
,athedral. Miss Mary =. Murphy, daugh.
.er of Mr.. and Mrs. John Murphy Of
Bellows Pals, 20 Lloyd o Mcneil son
u Mr.. and Mrs. w ,. Mcneil 81 Maple
Grove, this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcneil
ire making their home on Maple Grove.
The latter is wsll-known Bellows Falls
roung woman and has beer an occasional
.isiior in Barre Mr.. Mcneil IL tn the
imploy Of the Barre Steam Laundry 60.
A small child whose name could not
y Learned was Overcome by the beat
rhile yesterdays playground parade was
y progress People standing near the
hid. who VAS watching the parade With
group Of other children, saw her sink
o the ground and went 10 her assist
nee She was removed e. . shady pot
n the grass and soon revived. a ply
ieisn vho happened along While help I