The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

Richard Churchill of Merchant street
left Yesterday for Groton pond, where
he will spend week in camp.
Mrs. Harry Graves of Hill street re-
turned this morning from Northfield
where she has been visiting relatives for
the past few days.
Goddard seminary, arrived this morning
from Boston and will make a short visit
with 0. X. Hollister.
| Miss Mildred Clark returned this morn.
ing from Northfeld, where sne has been
visiting at the home of Mrs. George Clark
for the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Wright and daugh
ter, Natalie, of Prospect street, returned
this noon from Danville, where they have
been visiting for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Scott of Brandon
returned home yesterday after visiting
for short time at the home of Mr.
Scott's brother, Willis G. Scott of North
Main street
Ernest Letourneau, former proprietor
of the Depot square lunch room, returned
this morning from Manchester, n. H.,
where he has been employed as chef in
a restaurant.
Edward Stevens Of Morrisville, who has
been visiting at the home of Hugh Cole
of Liberty street, went to Berlin yes
terday, where he will visit relatives a
few days before returning home.
James Kelley Of North Main street,
brakeman on the Barre & Chelsea rail
road, returned ho,Ie this morning from
Barton. where he has .een attending the
fair. and resumed work after a vacation
of one week.
Mrs. Donald Blake, who has been pass
ing several weeks at her former home
in this city, will leave Barre tomorrow
fer Montreal en- route to Burnette, Cal, |
there to reioin her husband. who is in |
business there. ON her way 10 the coast, |
Mrs. Blake viii renew acquaintance
with friends in Chicago, H., and Toron-
to, Ont.
A middle-sged imam and his wife |
stopped at local restaurant yesterday |
long enough 10 tuck away a square meal /
and then resumed their journey by
shank's mare to Rockland, Me. The
couple started from Bennington this |
week and intend 20 make the Journey
down east" at leisurely gait, covering
from twelve to fifteen miles daily. Yes.
terday they walked in from Middlebury
and said they had Just begun 90 get
hardened 20 the rad.
Eldon Ball OF Hill street left this
morning for Burlington IN company of
Francis Shaw Of Montpelier, where they
VIII begin a canoe trip through Lake
rhamplain mp into Canada. The canoe
was shipped from Montpelier yesterday
md the boys viii make = journey cover
ong period Of seven DAYS. II the path
permits. they plan 20 90 - far AZ Mont
zeal With them they have provisions
% last a part Of the way and their own
lit for preparing meals - well a. a tent
'or camping at night. They plan 20
saye Burlington early this afternoon.
Twenty friends and school mates Of
Misses Rachel Cutler and Ruth Blake
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