The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

II See the new fall neckwear 40 th
H Vaughan Store.
II Regular meeting of the ladies' auxi
H larry to Clan Gordon will be Tuesda
\ evening at 7:l5 o'clock.
Il Miss Emma Slayton of Liberty stree
H has begun work in the office OF Lawye
H Edwin Scott, as stenographer.
II There will be two shows at lntercit
park next Sunday evening. First per
H Torrance at 7:45, second at 500. Watc
for large adv.-Adv.
Duncan Mcmillan of Thurston plac
accompanied the Barre Gulf club play
ers on their trip to Rutland, Manches
ter and Bennington yesterday.
/ Miss Lula Thompson OF Orange arrived
in the city yesterday and is visiting a
the home of Miss Amy Howard of Hill
street and other friends in the city.
Joseph Kenefick Of Prospect street il
assisting at the Hub restaurant during
the absence of A. j. Guthrie, who is tax
ing short vacation from his duties.
Perry oliver of East street, who hal
been employed in the tale mines in Wa
terbury for the past three weeks, re
turned to his home in this city yesterday
Henry Glysson and James Nearny OF
Burlington, who have been visiting l.. the
city for the past few days with friends
left yesterday afternoon for their home
i CAROLS five piece orchestra has been
engaged to play for a show and dance
given by the Woman's Dramatic club OF
Chelsea, at Chelsea, on next Friday night.
| Fred Whitmore, deputy collector OF
/ I'D ha ad fn his
home in Burlington, after spending a
few days in Barre and Montpelier on
business.
/ John Casabella, who recently completed
his duties at the American Clothing store,
resumed his duties as clerk in the Peo-
| Piles Shoe store ON North Main street
this morning.
Miss Margaret O'Brien of Burlington
arrived yesterday afternoon and is max
ing a few days visit at the home Of Miss
Anna Barclay on Park street and other
friends in the city.
Byron Smith, who is travelling this
season with the Nellie Gill players, Wis
tied at his home in Barre to-day. The
company is filling an engagement in
Mortified this week.
G.. Il. Leithner of Chicago is in town
to take charge of arrangements for the
production of "Fi-fi of the Toy Shop"
to be presented next week by the civic
department of the Barre Woman's club.
o. W. Boyea, of the Boyea tailor shop,
left yesterday afternoon for Malone, n
Y, where he will visit relatives for
short time. Several other places will be
visited by him while he is enjoying a two
weeks vacation from his work.
Miss Josephine Colombo OF Bolster
place, who is taking a vacation from
her duties In the Boston Fruit store, left
this morning for two weeks visit with
relatives in Milford and Quincy, Mass.
She was accompanied by Miss Antoinette
Regina.
Lewis Drew, who visited friends in |
Barre and Montpelier while attending |
the annual summer convention Of the
Vermont State Bankers association, re-
turned this morning 10 his home in Fair
Haven, where he is engaged as cashier
Of the National bank
Paul Coop of Piedmont, Cal, arrived in |
the city last night and win make a few
days visit at the home of his sister Mrs. |
Alexander AfeCaskill OF Wellington
street, while in this city. Before return
ing home he will visit in Boston and New
York for several days on business.
Carpenters began this morning the
work of connecting the first floor Of A.
W. Badger a Cos furniture store in the
Morse block with the rear room in the
middle store of the building After max
ng a number Of alterations, the com
Dany will use the room for a mortuary
.hapel and casket room.
Miss Agnes Nelson of Summer street,
who has been taking a three weeks va
alton from her duties at the Vermont
Telephone & Telegraph company, re-
urned yesterday from New York, where
he had been visiting relatives and
friends. She resumed her duties at the
office this morning.
Miss Ida NJ. Cook OF South Main
treet, who is taking a two weeks va
alton from her duties as chief operator
n the central Office OF the Vermont Tel.
/ Tel Co, left this forenoon for a vis-
/ with relatives in Manchester, n. H.
nc was accompanied by her guest, Miss
loburn Of Ames, Ia who Il spending
everal weeks in the East
Mrs. Peter Park. Mrs. Frank Wood !
ock. Mrs. Mary A. Smoliett and Mrs.
Walter woodeock left this morning BY
automobile for ~ Johnsbury 10 attend
he funeral Of Mrs. Sarah shores, wife
Herbert W. Shores Of this city, whose
cath occurred Sunday morning. Fu-
eral services for Mrs. Shores were held ,
I the home Of her father Law, Loren
hores, this afternoon and interment =
as made in Mount Pheasant cemetery
! ST. Johnsbury. :
Supt. Carroll H. White Of the city .
,hools and Supt. George J. Sesgsr Of
be Barre Town schools, were ~ the =
lpiial last night 20 attend the opening a
ission Of q three days assembly held G
= union school superintendents Of Yer +
ont The meetings take plare in the A
late House and are hcld under the aus .
.ces Of the state board Of education. T.
any Of the superintendeuts viii cine
direct contact uith educational con
tions for the flrsf time. when the pub \
; schools open in September. one ~
y announced purposes Of The assembly L
~ seguaint superintendent with their
Ifies - far 81 the sehooi laws are cun-
rned and r. that end the educstionai
ard has prepared q set Of questions a. Y
presented at the public MEETING
Al nHw1ew saarlr Monday affpruorr