The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

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passing a few days In New York in thu
Il interests of the McCuen store Of Mont
pelier.
George r. White left last night on q
weeks trip to the Maine coast, in the
course of which he will visit in Portland
and Augusta.
Miss Blanche Spaulding has returned
from Boston and is ready to resume hel
pianoforte pupils at 81 Jefferson street
Tel. 224-W.
| Wilfred Letourneau of the Depot
square lunch cart returned last night
from trip to Manchester, n. H., anc
York Beach, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walker, Mrs
Mary A. Angus and Mrs. Isabelle Ihomp
son have returned home after spending
week with friends in Hardwick
Miss Louise Christman, who has beer
passing two weeks with her aunt, Mrs
Julia Cayhue of French street, left last
evening for her home in Newark, N. j.
Barre Masons are planning to hold
corn roast at the home OF Dean 2. Town
of Plainfield Friday evening. The corn
roasters viii leave the city in autos at
$3.50 o'clock.
Miss Gertrude Malone OF St. Stephen,
N. b., who has been passing the summer
at her home, has returned to Barre and
resumed her duties in the Nourse & VIII
son millinery store.
/ Palmist and clairvoyant. Consult "The
Little Wonder" of Washington, ID. c.;
gifted trance medium. Wonderful mani
festations of second and third sights.
Until Sept. Is only. Room Is, Buzzell
hotel.
| News has been received here OF the
birth of son weighing seven pounds to
DR.. and Mrs. Fred ID. Larochelle of
Springfield, Mass. The child was born
Sept. 9. DR.. Larochelle is former resi-
dent of this city.
| Mr. and Mrs. James n. Gauld and
family of Orange street, Misses Isabella
and Gertrude Thomson, Ian Gibson,
James Black and James Christie have
returned to the city after passing week
in camp at Groton pond.
Representative f. l.. Smith and Mrs.
Smith, who have been passing the sum
mer at their cottage on the beach at Old
Orchard, Me-, returned to the city last
evening and have reopened their home
on West street for the winter.
Officer Harry Gamble OF the local po.
lice force went to Mortified this morning
to assist Chief Jerry Donahue and his
men in policing the grounds OF the Dog
River Valley Fair association. Officer
Gamble will be absent two days and
while he is away, Officer Andrew Knut
son is taking his beat.
Chief c. B. Gladding of the Barre fire
department has received a notice an
nouncing a meeting of the Vermont State
Firemens association which is TO be held
in Burlington Oct. 6. The meeting is
called by George T. Kidder of Middle
bury, the state president. Each fire de.
partment and hose company in the as
ISOLATION is entitled TO representation.
Among the business visitors in the
city yesterday and to-day were the fol-
lowing: X. X. Ed<erton, F. J. Whalen,
II. II. Palmer, F. J. Nutting, Forrest
Earle, T. n. Magner and T. L. Bragg Of
Burlington; Aaron Beruan of Little
ton. n H.; F. J.. Cheney OF Rutland;
n. G. Flrod of 81. Albans; S. Savard Of
Iakeport, ~ H.; George Lazell Of Man
chester, and Morton Williams of Add.
son.
Edward Z. Samson OF Merchant street
returned yesterday from Lakeview on
st. Adams bay, where he has been
spending a few days as the guest Of his
cousin, Henry Samson, proprietor Of the
hotel at that point. During his absence
Mr.. Samson caused CONSERVATION among
the finny natives inhahiting the bay, in
proof OF which he Is exhibiting a fine
string OF black bass. the largest Of which |
tipped the beam at four and three-quar- /
tiers pounds.
"The Nations at War" the greatest |
treat Of the present day history, viii he |
the offering at the Presbyterian church I
Wednesday evening. Sept. % The lee
ture viii be delivered BY Rev Edgar |
Grassland. who has travelled extensively /
through the belligerent countries. over |
200 slides will depict the most impor. /
tant happenings in the worst war known
20 man. The admission has been set az
25c 50 that all may have an equal chance
10 hear the lecture. Get your tickets
early, as seating capacity Is limited
Adv.
Alderman A. Z. Bruce Of the sixth
ward IL chuckling over the manner IN
which he lodged misfortune one day re-.
Gently. While out motoring, be stopped
BY the roadside for few moments.
Some time afterward he discovered the
loss OF a pocketbook containing sos IN
bills and a check that would equip most
anybody's touring car with q set Of new
tires. Returning over the same route,
the alderman conducted = search AZ the
point where he had stopped earlier IN
the day, and was rewarded by finding
the bundle 81 money intact.
Robert J. Charles Of Tampa, Fla. a
former resident of Barre and At one time
4 prominent figure in the boy scout
here. j. visiting friends in
fhe CITY THE week Mr.. Charles is a
the bead ~ " N. e A. work IN Tampa
md retains his interest IN the boy scorrfs
b the Peninsula state 70 the extent II
holding tho ofios ~ scout commissioner
Tor southern FLORIDA. Last summer when
.iostiliiies tersn in Eurnrs b vas visit
.ug in England and scotland. bot -
iurnei 81 once b Amerioa- Tampa has
, siZSgpo Y ~. q a. huildiuE and the
work u carried On sleng the lInss FOL
.owed IN the isrger eities. NJ. Charles
vfu lesrs the ritF SATURDAY. On bic r.
iurn. and VII iuspeef u ~. g. 4. fusti.
tutions ~ Massachusetts, and hhnds -
ard ~ ruuts.
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