The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-14
TALK OF THE TOWN
Summer millinery at Abbott's.

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II Charles Little of Grant avenue left thii
II morning for Hardwick, where he will
II visit friends for a week.
II Frederick Inglis of Clark street re,
/ turned last night from Plattsburg, N. Y.
| where he has been making short visit
II Try at our fountain, chocolate fudge
marshmallow pecan sundae, Zoe. Drink
grape fzz, sc. browns soda fountain.
II Arthur Blackmore of Pleasant street
began work this morning in the granite
Office of Waldron Shields in the Miles
H block.
should be glad to take pupils who de-
sire to study Latin during the summer
Mrs. l.. r. Rickert, so fremont street
Tel, Adv.
i William Campbell of st. Johnsbury
arrived yesterday morning and is visit
ing at the home of relatives in the city
for few days.
Mrs. George W. Brown and little child
of st. Johnsbury are spending several
days with the formers mother, Mrs. Mar
garet Mccarthy of Brook street.
Dorothy and Earl Dunsmoor, who have
been making their home at Mrs. L. b.
Dodge's, left this morning for Burlington
to stay with their father, Ralph Duns-
moor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Smith and two chill
dren returned this morning to their home
in Northfield, after having passed the
week end with friends and relatives in
Barre.
Mr.. and. Mrs. William Barclay, jr,
and two children of Patterson street, re-
turned last night from Claremont, N. H.,
where they have been making a short
visit with relatives.
H Lee Maiden of West street returned to-
day from Burlington, where he has been
visiting his brother, William T. Maiden,
who is convalescing from an operation at
the Mary Fletcher hospital
1 Principal c.. II. White of Spaulding
high school with Mrs White and two
children left yesterday on a carriage
drive to South Walden, where they ex-
pect to pass part of the summer.
| Mrs. James Mackie, former resident
of this city, but who has been living in
Montreal for the past three years, ar
rived in the city yesterday, for two
weeks visit with friends and relatives.
Roy w. Warden, a graduate of Goddard
seminary in the class OF 1911, who was in
the city last week to attend the com
mencement exercises and the alumni re.
union, returned yesterday to his home in
Barnet.
Mrs. Mary Russell of Highland avenue, |
who is taking months vacation from |
her duties as pianist at the Bijou theatre, |
left this morning, accompanied by Miss
Dorothy Perry, for st. Johnsbury to visit |
relatives.
Dwight L. Granger left to-day for Ran
dolph, where he will spend the summer
vacation at the home of his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Granger, at whose
home Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ell. Granger have
been for some time.
A fishing party consisting Of Frank
McWhorter, Harry Houghton, Fritz Jack
son and George L. Bond returned yester-
day from few days stay near Big Con-
necticut lake in northern New Hamp-
shire. The anglers brought along creel
of fine brook trout.
Alexander McCone, who has been en-
ployed as construction foreman at the
new Hotel Barre on Washington street,
has completed his work here and gone TO
his home in New York. Later Mr.. Nc. (
Cone expects TO be engaged on the new
union station which w. S. Swallow & '
Co, the contractors, are erecting in Bur
lington.
Clayton G.. French of Prospect street
who was seriously i'll at the City hos. /
pital for several weeks, has left the insti. j
tuition and is now at his home. Mr..
French was able to walk downtown Sat :
urday for a few hours, although fort
night must elapse before he can resume
his work in the Tilden Shoe Co.'S repair
shop.
James Sullivan, who was adiudged !.
guilty OF an intoxication charge in city !
court Friday, WIS sentenced TO pay SIS
fine and costs of 1887 in municipal court .
Saturday. Through his attorney the re.
spondent decided TO appeal from the de- !
cision and to that end bail in the sum OF .
$50 was furnished for his appearance in I
the September term of Washington coun-
ty court.
Arthur w. Premier of Philadelphia, who a
represents the Giudici Bros Granite Co. a
IN the eastern states, arrived in the CITY
last evening for a visit of several DAYS y
1t the home OF his mother. Mrs. Ellen q
Premier of Washington street. and with L
Dther relatives On his return TO Phil. 4
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brother. Paul Premier. who is making a I
Two weeks visit in Barre. la
The D. c. v. baseball team returned /,
Saturday night from Willismstown. Il
where they added another victory 20 Ia
heir list when they again defeated the r
Mohawk A. C. Of that place Saturday q
" 3 20 !. McAllister and Godfrey were Il
be Mohawk battery and the ID. G. v. In.
'oys sot eight hits. Cslcagni and Starr >,
we're the ID. C. V. battery and from I'd
lslcagni five hits were pounded out. IL,
Charles L. Hoernle. teacher in CONNER =
ial branches a. Goddard seminary, who Of
emsined in the city Saturday TO PLAY N
With the Barre All.stars against the p. a,
!. G.. left Sunday for his home in Dor. :
hester, Mass, where be viii make
Feek's visit before going to st. Johns-
ury, where he has been engaged to play 4
ummer baseball Lawton Witt and
seefe. who played az the seminary under
bach Hoernle's tutelsge this sprinr. have 4
lao signed with 81 Johnsbury.
Next Friday evening the aldermanie
~ committee Will conduct q second *
minntion 20 city hall for the heneft of
andidates Who desire % qualify for
sesncy among the regulars IN the Ere
apartment. The city council CHAMBER
~ bern reserved for the nae 81 the er