The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-31
TALK OF THE TOWN


q Last week OF sale at vaughan Z.
, Sport stripe mddies at Abbott's,
Visit vaughan's every day this week
r "How Britain Prepared, Park Theatr
to-night.-adv.
Fl. Gale Bennett left the city yesterda,
. for business visit of few days in De
troit, Mich.
Joseph Cacciavia and J. II. Cohen were
among the Barre visitors in Burlington
through the week end.
Miss Stella Wimmette is visiting Mrs
T.. Blair of Farwell street and Mrs. O
Blair of Elmwood avenue.
Andes ranges, Perfection oil stoves,
White Mountain refrigerators, wash boil
ers. Z. A. Prindle. Depot square.
Miss Irene Blair returned to the city
Saturday evening, after passing two
weeks with friends in Burlington.
Levi Bianchi is expected to return to
the city this evening, after passing few
weeks in New York and Buffalo, n. Y,
on business
William Johnston and William Stuart
are passing a few days in Rutland, where
| they are to attend the state golf tourna-
ment this week.
| Miss Marion Anker OF Franklin street
left the city this morning for visit of
several weeks with relatives in Troy, n.
Y, and Waterford, n. Y.
A special meeting of the Bonaccord
Football club will be held in the Pavilion
Tuesday evening, Aug. !, at 1880 O'Clock.
The picnic committee is asked to attend.
Miss Anna Blair resumed her duties in
the Woolworth store this morning, after
passing a vacation of two weeks with
friends and relatives in Whiting and Rut
land.
Miss Barbara Mowatt Of Prospect
street, who is taking vacation of two
weeks from her duties in the restaurant
OF Mcmillan & Petrie. has gone to Hard
wick for visit with relatives.
Kenyon's auto bus for picnic parties, |
special trips to Berlin pond, Williams
town gulf and other nearby places any
time; reasonab BILE rates and careful driv |
ing will convince you. Phone 606-W for
particulars.
Glenn George, who is employed in the
Cummings & Lewis pharmacy, was called
to his home in Middlesex yesterday by
the illness of his father The elder George
has been removed to the Heaton hospital
in Montpelier for treatment.
Mrs Carrie Sicily of Montpelier was
thrown out of her carriage while driving
a few days ago, sustaining spinal iniur
les, although she is making good progress
toward recovery. Mrs. Sicily is staying
with her brother for few weeks.
|
A party of young men made up of For
rest Batchelder, John L. Rogers, Allen
Lee Maiden and Norman Cor
lon left the city this forenoon for Dan
lille, where they are to be encamped at
Toe's pond for few days. Mr.. Batch
lder is taking a vacation from his duties
IL the Red Cross Pharmacy. Z
The six year-old daughter of Fred Kim /
,all who lives at 30 Washington street,
fracture of the left forearm
saturday afternoon when she fell down
he steep bank that skirts Washington
treet just north of the Spaulding street c
With number of her lit h
lie companions, the child was playing
nth toy motor car, when she lost her
alance and fell down the bank. 1t is
bought that she struck her arm on
orner of the stairway leading to the =
esidence of Il. f. Parker. Dr. O. G.
was called to reduce the frac
Ire and this forenoon the little girl was
eported to be resting comfortably.
Eye witnesses of a mishap on the
[ontpelier road Sunday afternoon aided c
lree women in getting out of an UNI b,
dilemma by guiding their ST
lightly injured horse to the veterinary
ice of DIR. o. f. Barr on Cottage street =
" repairs. When the horse became =
ightened at a passing automobile it
,lted so suddenly that the carriage
ought up against a pole and was par
ally demolished. None of the occu-
'nts was injured and after applying
ntment to an abrasion on one of the
,rse's legs. the veterinarian allowed the
limal to leave the hospital. The mis-
y occurred near the Barre Monumental
Ird. commonly known as the Wells