The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-21
TALK OF THE TOWN


Big shipment OF chidren's tennis OK
fords arrived at Sheas Shoe store. Spe-
ciai 47c per pair.
Louise Malini arrived from Boston last
night and will stay with friends on Gran,
lite street for short sojourn.
Automobile livery. Mrs. H. S. Miles,
80 Merchant street. Tel. 2ss-l2. Prices
reasonable. Take parties anywhere.
Call l25-W for furniture moving and
heavy trucking by auto truck at reason
a bic rates. Vermont Trucking 4 Sales Co.
Miss Florence Deals of Huntington,
Mass, is visiting at the home OF her
friend Miss Ruby Head of Washing
ton street, for few days.
A. G. Burnham resumed his duties this
morning as engineer on shfter No. in
the Wells River yard, after being idle
| for the past month on account of i'll
ness.
CAROLS orchestra journeyed to Stowe
last evening, where they played for a
private dance. large crowd was in at
tendance and very successful program
was carried out.
George +. Mcfarland of South Main
street is detained at his home by illness,
having been i'll since last Saturday. His
condition yesterday was reported to be
slightly improved.
Miss Nora +. Mitchell of Websterville,
who had been spending two weeks with
Mrs. Bennett Julian, left to-day for
Woodbury. pond, where she will spend
two weeks with Mr. and Mrs Wheelock
Miss Adah Mcdonald, formerly a stu
dent of Spaulding high school and now
of Springfield, Mass, is visiting at the
home of Mrs. Lizzie A. Head on upper
Washington street for short soiourn
Miss Alice McLoud, who has been Wis
iting at Lake Morey for the past three
weeks, arrived in the city yesterday,
where she viii visit friends for several
days before leaving for her home in Erie,
Pa.
George B. Manon, who has been visit
ing for the past three weeks with friends |
in Barre and Graniteville, returned this
morning to his home in Concord, \. H., !
where he is employed in the Dugan sill
yer works.
B. NJ. Goodyear visited friends in the
city this morning while en- route from
his home in Rutland TO Connecticut lake
in northern New Hampshire, where lie
will spend several days on fishing ex-
petition.
John R. Wilson, who has been visiting
his daughter in Barre while attending
the annual reunion of the Washington
County Veterans association at Dewey
park, returned last night to his home in
Worcester.
Favette B. Smith, who has been visit
ng at Greensboro for the past week, ar
lived in the city last evening and will
visit friends on North Seminary street
or a few days, before leaving for his
lome in Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. James C. Walker and
hree children, who have been visiting |
It the home of the formers mother, Mrs.
Agnes Walker OF Grant avenue, for few
weeks, returned TO their home in Yer
ennes this morning.
Mrs. Harry w Bassett of Orleans Is
listing at the home of her parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. d. s. Waterman of upper Wash
1gton street. Master Francis Douglas
f Orange street has returned from Or.
,ans. where he was the guest of Mr..
nd Mrs. Bassett for several weeks.
Charles W. Barrows OF Vergennes, who
as married yesterday morning to Miss
Iarguerite Daniels also Of Nergennes,
rived in the city last night with
is bride and they will spend their
onevmoon OF two weeks with his
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bar
rvs. on Central street, fater which
rev will return to Nergennes, where Mr.
arrows is employed as a prescription
ERIK in pharmacy
PRINCIPALS in a row that aroused Park
rect last night around II o'clock paid
II their belligerency in city court this
corning when Archie Bradford and
AIRY Mcleod each paid IS fine and
,sts OF S5.25 for breach Of the peace OF
,nses. Neighbors interviewed in the
ouble- making and Constable G. l. Nor
: and Officer David Henderson were
lmmoned to subdue the fighters. Both
,eut the night at police headquarters. IL