The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Alex Cults and Tibaldo Gabeloni left
last evening for few days fishing a
Woodbury. pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Adams OF FRS
street left this morning for Burlington
to visit relatives
Carlo Bernasico OF Smith street left
for Mortified this morning to visit
friends for few days.
Perry oliver. who is employed in
Claremont, N. H., was weekend visitor
at his home in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jarvis OF is Pleas
ant street left yesterday for a few days
visit with friends in Northteld.
James Webster went yesterday to
Montreal. p. O., where he is making a
visit of several days with friends.
George Pratt of New London, Conn,
arrived in the city yesterday. Mr.. Pratt
has secured work in the stonesheds.
John Kingston of Northfeld arrived in
the city last evening to spend few days
with John Cleary at $50 North Main
street.
Leon Nixon Of the East Montpelier
road returned to the city last night, aft
er passing a few days with friends in
Evarts.
Mrs John T. Callaghan Of North Main
street left the city this morning for Low
| ell, Mass, were she is to make visit
Of several days with relatives
! Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Brown of Kirk
street visited their son. Alex Brown,
student at Dartmouth college. Hanover,
n. H., yesterday.
George A. Mosher of Brighton Mass,
is visiting at the home of G. A. Bemis OF
Long street while passing several days in
the Barre granite belt.
L. f.. Nixon of Washington street left
Saturday evening to visit c. f. Hurry,
former baggage master at the Central
Vermont station at Evarts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas NJ. Barclay OF
Franklin street left the city Saturday
for Cleveland, o., where they are to
make brief visit with friends.
Autoists touring through the gulf stop
at the Wayside Tea Room for their
lunches. ice cream and home made can
dies. Mrs. Lottie Smith, proprietor.
Miss Bertha Duval of Burlington, who
was formerly employed as saleswonian
in the Homer Fits store, arrived in the
city to-day for visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Scott and daugh |
ter. Winona, OF Fitchburg, Mass. have |
gone to johnson to visit Mrs. w. H. Hay. !
ford for two weeks, after passing two |
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Max Reaside of
this city.
The South End baseball team won
from North End team Saturday at the
South End grounds by the score Of "a to
s. The batteries were Polli Webster and
Fowlie for the South Ends; Ross, Clark
and Massi for the North Ends.
Holland has the fifth course. which viii
be at Mrs. D. ]. Morse's, 90 fremont
street. We hope You will have saved
room for the delicious ice cream and cake,
which will be served here. Have you
bought your ticket for the progressive
dinner? There are few left--adv.
John Berinato of 3l7 North Main street
has equipped his store with new furni- ,
ture and enlarged the floor space to about
twiee its former size. Mr.. Berinato has I
divided his store so that one side is ex
,lusively for ladies' and children's shoes,
md the other side for mems and boys
footwear.
Only one respondent presented his ere
lentials before Magistrate H. w. Scott 4
n city court this morning, the lone entry
IN the blotter rejecting an unusually
Iuiet week end at police headquarters.
Wilbur Wilson, "a lumber Jack from Bath.
I. H.. who was arrested Saturday night,
fourth offense and went r
o Jail for "a days in lieu of paying SIS !,
inc and costs.
Coach Charles +. Brown and his Spauid-
ng high school baseball team left the !
itv this morning for Burlington, where 2
game was scheduled with Burlington y
Ugh this afternoon. Tomorrow the :
choolboys will proceed to Burlington,
here to play their annual game with st. e.
Albans high school in the afternoon. For j
he past eight years Spaulding and st. p
.lbans have met each Memorial day. A A
eturn game will be played in Barre in
une. The following boys made the trip: 81
TcHugo, Nichols. Loranger, Geals, o. Il
ola. Riceiarelli Thompson, Mann, Nc hi
arthy and johnson. ia
Among the week end visitors regis N
cred at Hotel Barre were the following
eople: Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Upper, -
pringfeld; P. A. Brown, st. Johnsbury,
Lr. and Mrs. f. H. Rand, Woodstock;
Ir. and Mrs. H. C. Cushing and Miss
nth D. Gushing. Woodstock; Mr.. and
Irs. j. r. Philbrook, r. H. McRee. F. q
roadbent, NJ. Hacy and II. r. Delano, .
arlington; States Attorney Frank s. A
filliams and NJ. A. Gale. Bradford; l. NJ.
Torthley, Bradford; w. J. NJ. Suther- S
nd. Holyoke, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. -
erkins and Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Govan.
ike. n. H.; B. H. Start and son, st. Al
ms; G, H. Smith. Burlington; G. +. 60
cody and w. H. Bedard. Waterbury; III
f. Edwards, st. Johnsbury; H. A. a.
-aterman, Rutland; William Van Allen. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Combs ~
Uses Edith and Dorothy Combs, and ~
r. and Mrs. James W. Welsh, Provi- ] 4
nee, r. l.; c. R. Baldwin, White River ~
melton; w. F. Captain, Mrs. Holiness,
iss Davis and Miss Bates, New York;
H. Nutting. Wells Nutting, Glenn F. q
-hitney T. J. Sweeney, R. C. Holland. I
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