The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-25
TALK OF THE TOWN
Black Cat hosiery at Abbott,s.

BACK Cat hosiery at Abbott's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Buzzell of Pearl
street were visitors in Burlington to-day.
William Erickson left the city this
morning for Ryegate, Where he is max
ing visit of several Gays.
John Douglas and William N. Meek OF
Holyoke, Mass, were Barre business Wis
itors yesterday and to-day.
Constable George Downing and Mrs.
Downing of Washington were in Barre
yesterday on shopping visit
Tax Commissioner Charles A. Plumley
OF Mortified was among the business
visitors in the city yesterday.
Rummage sale, Congregational church,
Saturday, May n, from TO Z. Send in
contributions Friday afternoon -adv.
I Charles Robertson Of Mount street
leaves the city this evening for Brook
lyn, N. Y, where he has employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Kelly have returned
/ to their home in Burlington, after pass
ing a few days with friends in the city.
James Bardelli of Hardwick is in town,
having been called here by the death of
his brother, Ambrogio Bardelli of Ladd
street.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Batcheder and
Mrs. Rufus Whitcomb returned to their
home in Plainfeld last evening, after
visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Clara Darling, who came tu the
city yesterday TO attend the wedding of
Miss Bessie L. Brock and George A. Mar
tin, returned last evening to her home in
Marshfeld.
Miss A. Sandblad of New York City is
in Barre, having been summoned here by
the illness and death OF her brother Au- |
gust johnson of Church street, who
passed away yesterday after a long i'll.
ness.
A. P. Burnham Of Perry street, a NJ. g. |
w. r. engineer, who is recuperating from /
a severe attack of bronchitis and the I
grip, which he suffered in the winter. !
went to Marshfield to-day for a weeks I
stay in camp at Niggerhead pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Brock of Newbury
and Mrs. Addie Perkins of Wells River,
Brock of Washington street while here
TO attend the Martin Brock nuptials, have
returned TO their respective homes.
Thousands of American flags were used
in the great Preparedness Parade" in
New York week ago, Although we have
no such parade gou can display the flag
just as freely Clip coupon from The
Times and together with 9s cents, pre-
sent IL at The Times Cfiee and get a
arge 5xs American flag.
j. p. Cowie, who is passing q three
weeks vacation at his home here, has
severed his connection with the Augusta
house in Augusta, Me-, and on his re-
urn to Maine he will be employed as a
lay clerk in Lewiston hostelry Mr.
1owie was recently elected member OF
1he Greeters' association of America.
John Glare, star short fielder Of the
italian A. G., takes exceptions to the
statement in Laeonia dispatch to the ,
IN. H. Union yesterday to
he effect that he is TO appear in the
lineup of the town team this season. The .
hortfeld declares his intention TO re-
main in the Granite city until bats are
displaced by snowshoes, which means
hat the Italian A. c. may claim his
ervices for some time yet
Luther b. Hunt of Fairfax, an agent
or the Granite Mutual Fire Insurance !
%. since its organization ten years ago, }
allied at the home Office yesterday and 4
pent some time in chatting with the sec !
etarv and attaches. Mr.. Hunt is re. I
ired attorney OF Fairfax and in the days
/ his active practice he was a prominent
CURE in northern Vermont. While in
county he called at the Office
f the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Z
o. at the capital. He is one of the d.
actors of the MontDelier institution Mr.
-unt congratulated the Granite Mutual :
o. on its close proximity to the 81 900. ]
10 capital mark and recalled interesting .
the days when the company was in its =
lfancv. Mr.. Hunt is veteran OF the
ar between the states.