The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs. James Gall and children are pass
ing the week in camp at Groton pond.
DIR. d. G. Watt of Maple Grove is pass
ing the day in Montreal, p, O., on bus
mess.
Carload fancy Alberta peaches due on
Thursday. Prices very low. Dyersi
Fruit Co.
Angelo Marchett of the Divers fruit
store has gone TO Portland, Me-, on a
business visit
Game Warden Charles Keith of North
!. Seminary street left last night for a few
days stay in Marshfed.
Il, L. Kbiby returned to his home in
Brookfeld last night, after few days
visit with friends in the city.
James Alger has returned to this city
after spending several days with his
brother, Fred Alger, in Underhill.
Mrs. A. G. Williams of 7 AverilI street
went TO Burlington this morning to see
Joseph Williams, who is seriously i'll,
Miss Katherine Colombo returned to
her home in New York yesterday after
passing two weeks with relatives in the
city.
Mrs. Frank Wilcox of Keith avenue
has returned to the city, after passing
two weeks with relatives in Claremont,
IN. II.
The annual golf tournament of the la
dies OF the Barre Golf club will be held
Friday afternoon of this week, beginning
at 2 o'clock.
George F. Howe of South Main street
is taking a few days vacation from his
duties as motorman on the intercity
traction line.
Mrs. o. H. Hale of Keith avenue has
returned home, after months absence
in Ithaca, N. ", and other cities in the
Empire state.
Mrs Frank G. Turner OF South Main
street left the city this forenoon for
Hartford, Conn, where she will pass a
few weeks with her son, Ralph Turner.
Mrs. Eleanor Pollard Of Brook street |
left yesterday on a business trip to Bos-
ton in the interests OF the McCuen store |
in Montpelier, where she is employed.
Fred HolIins of Boston arrived in the |
city this morning TO attend The annual
convention Of the Vermont Funeral Di-
rectors' & Undertakers association,
which opens this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Hicks of st.
Johnsbury arrived in the city yesterday |
for visit Of several days at the home
Of their daughters, Mrs. q. ". Perry and
Mrs Harry Russell OF Highland avenue.
Miss Katherine Ryan, who has been
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Henry of west hill for several
days, has returned to Albany, n. Y. She
was accompanied as far as Burlington by
Mrs Henry.
In the south window at the Union
clothing store Edward Leclair is exhibit I
ing q granite clock which was carved for
him by a local artisan. The stonework
is OF polished and hammered Barre gran
ite and weighs so pounds.
Carroll Stevens of East Barre, one of
a trio whose gladitorial performance on
upper Washington street Saturday night
landed them in city court yesterday, was
taken to the county jail last night TO
serve an alternate sentence of 10 days on
an intoxication charge.
The funeral of William Yando Of Pitts
field, Mass, a brother Of Oscar Yando i
u Keith avenue, this city, whose death {
followed a motorcycle accident was held
n 81. Joseph's church, Springfield, Mass, "
morning and the interment il
was in st. Michaefs cemetery. h
Miss Josephine Colombo Of Bolster
place, who has been spending two weeks G
with relatives in Concord, n. H., and il
lTf1favI Iug aharafa Of l..
yer fruit store on Depot square. Miss
colombo was accompanied to Barre by Z,
Hiss Broggini, who has been making a a
more extended visit in Massachusetts,. q
Earl s. Waterman, who with Mrs. Wa.
erman has been passing two weeks in /,
amp at Lake Caspian, Greensboro, ar Il
lived in the city day for a visit az his \
lome here before returning 10 State Col u
eye, Pa. Mrs. Waterman IL visiting az
Ter former home in Burlington. y
Mr.. and Mrs. William Black and son. :,
'rancis, who have been passing a year in a
'oronto. Ont, have returned 20 Barre 10 Z,
eside. Mr.. Black was formerly engaged I,
ere a. one Of the city letter carriers. q
me year ago the family planned 10
ransfer its residence to Dies Moinss, Ia. ~.
ut remained in Toronto. -
Albert Cayia, aged IT, Of III Brooklyn -
treet il recovering from the effects Of an = I
ocident which be suffered while en- n,
loyed AZ the plant Of the Walk Granite iet
o. on Granite street Saturday. Young
ayia has been working - a grinder AZ
le Nslz plant for some time and the &C. y.
dent occurred when be caught the fingers ~
his right hand In the grindstone. Be.
re he could extriCate HE hand. the mid ~
e finger bone was fractured and the in y, ~.
* and second fingers were badly -
mined. He went Immediately % the
bee Of q physician. who reduced the ~
acture and treated the other fingers. 90
A very pleasant surprise was given 70 ~
r. Pred Bird AZ her home. % PLAIN ~
rect, last evening when about % 81 "
= friends walked In unlimited 20 re- ~
ind her Of her birthday anniversary. ~,
lring the evening several gave vocal
d pane solos. Among the sol0ists
RE Mrs. Thomas gaFrey and Mrs Re
tomas Peters Of New nora C.ty. Who /;
10 gave exhibitions 81 modern dancing sir
her singers were Mrs. ,. D. smith snd noi
h. Margaret Stevens. After fhe sarf- FOR
! Of refrsshueuts which included cake. ef.
tiers. coffee and fruit fortune telling ur
10 In order for some time Mrs Wi. leo
m sterhens IN fshaH 81 The marY sta
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