The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-05
TALK OF THE TOWN


Suits at one half price at Abbott's.
A. D. Reed OF Williamstown was in the
city this morning as a business visitor
Charles y. Cato left the city last even
ing on a business trip to Albany. \. y
Murdo Campbell of Northfed visited
with friends and relatives in the city and
iGranitevile over the Fourth.
All odd Ladies wishing to go to Gran
iteyille Friday, July Z, VIII please notify
Mrs J. Walker OF Laurel street.
Joseph Kennedy returned to his home
in Barre last night, after passing the
holiday with relatives in Burlington
Mrs Fred Langevin left the city yes
terday for St 1ohnsburY. where she i
passing the remainder OF the week with
relatives.
Frank 0zzella of Berlin street left
| Monday for Milford, Mass, where he will
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Jo
seph Ozzella,
William Gaul Of Ottawa, Ont, has re-
turned TO his home, after passing several
DAYS with his brother, Thomas G. Gaul.
lat Hotel Barre.
Mrs. A. @. Werner OF New York City
is spending the summer months at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. G. R. Spoor
Of Merchant street.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Roy returned to
their home in South Ryegate yesterday,
after spending a few days with relatives
in Barre and vicinity
Mrs. G. w. Scott and her daughter,
Miss Violet Scott, of Graniteville visited
with Mr. and Mrs C. r. SpQor of Mer
chant street over the Fourth
Forbes Mckenzie of Waverly, Mass. |
arrived in the city Monday evening, hav
ing been summoned here by the death of |
James s. Milne Of Liberty street.
James n Gall Of Franklin street has
been passing q few days in London, Ont, I
his former home, and in Detroit, Mich /
where he visited his nephew, George Adie.
Carter Downing returned to his home
on Cliff street Sunday night from New
Haven Conn, where he has been EN-
ployed for the past few months in one of
the factories.
Mr. and Mrs Frank A. Mccarthy of
Averill street left the city Monday for
her former home in Franconia, y. H.,
where she is TO make visit of several
weeks with her parents.
Manager Alto AIariani of the Bijou
heatre. who is recovering from the eff
ects OF a surgical operation performed
several weeks ago, was able TO be out of
loors last week for the first time since
lis illness.
DR.. John r. Woodruff Of Keith avenue : :
eturned to the city Yesterday from /;
Brunswick. Me. where he accompanied }
FRS Woodruff and their children, who
re to make an extended visit The trip :
0 Maine was made by automobile.
William Mears. IT, Of Hsverhill, Mass
Tho is recovering from the effects OF
ulet wound which he received in his left
boulder sometime since arrived in the
ity Yesterday TO pass several DAYS with
is grandfather William Mears. al the I
ONE Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Slsyton OF
outh Main street.
AIavo r. Blake. who has been visiting
i family on Academy street for few
avs. returned last evening 10 New Hs-
en-. Conn. where he IS employed in a
plant CLAYTON g. French re
Hned to Bridgeport Conn. where he is
18th the Winchester Repeating Arms Co.
fter making a visit Of several davs at
is home in South Barre
T. 4. Alirighetti. who has run the Peo-
Is Meat Market at ass North Main
rect for the past four years has moved
5 fixtures and provisions into the new
hiding that he has erected ~ the cor
7 Of North Seminary and North Main
rests Mr. Aldrighetti has built a mod
n market. having planned IL on the
nitsrv conditions that are essential in
e handling Of meat. the floor being 81
ment With the walls 81 cement for
gut two feet from the floor. -