The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs p. r. Prente and children are Wis
iting Mrs, Walter :. Goss,
| Mems low shoes. all styles, az COS
prices. Shea's Shoe Store
| The choir of the Hedding church viii
meet for rehearsal tonight at 7 o'clock
| One automobile 90 be sold at the Cit,
Auction Market Saturday at p, M
adv.
| Henry Hyde of Brookheld was among
the business visitors in the city yester
day.
A daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs
Asa Terrill of South Main street yestcr
day.
Special attention: Prompt service fol
all local work. Phone 600W, Kenyon:
auto bus.
Miss Emma Brown of Williamstowr
was brought TO the City hospital yester-
day for treatment.
Just arrived, big line of mill ends Of
fancy wooden goods. Little Dry Goods
Store, Cottage street.
Williamstown visitors in the city yes.
terday were Mrs. Charles Svright and
Mrs. Frank Brockway.
f. O. Mckay OF Cliff street returned
last night from East Randolph, where he
visited friends yesterday.
Stovepipe ana elbows, all kinds of
stove blackings, stoves, repairs of all
kinds f. A. prindle Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Allen and son
have returned TO the city after visiting
friends in West Topsham.
To. might at s o'clock the two stylish
endmen, Dorothy Inglis and Pearl Spoore,
will entertain. Prices, 10 and 20c.
Miss Mamie Mcdonald returned to her
home yesterday, after spending the past
two weeks at Old Orchard Beach. Me-
Alexander Parks resumed his work at
the Smith a Cummings market this morn
ing. after taking vacation of week.
Miss Evelyn Morey. who has been Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. Walter S. Goss, for
few days, went yesterday to Hanover,
III. II.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Presbyterian board of managers has been
postponed till Friday evening, Sept. s, at
I o'clock.
c. P. Dudley, F P. Townsend and son,
Paul, of East Montpelier, were among
the business visitor in the city this
morning.
Claude Morey motored here from Han
over. \. H., yesterday and Mrs. +. G.
Morey of East street returned with him
last night.
William s. Smith of Washington has
been spending several days at Nelson
lake, North Calais, as the guest Of Mrs.
Annie Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs H. T. Dingwall of Pearl
80 iaf% faFtaNr 10 f1roy
where they will visit relatives during
the next few days.
Miss Marion Taylor was a business
visitor in Barre Saturday, returning that
night to her summer cottage at Nelson |
lake, North Calais.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Grant OF North !
Main street left yesterday for Burling
ton, where they will visit relatives dur.
ing the next two weeks.
Frank G. Minard went to Boston to
attend the funeral of Mrs. James Spear
rather than to take a position, as stated
in this paper yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carney left last \
night for their home in Franklin, n. H.,
after visiting relatives on the Montpelier
road during the past month
Mrs. William Barclay and daughter.
Miss Margaret Barclay, returned to their
home on Park street last night, after
spending two weeks at Lake Fairlee.
Miss Luna Morgan of Washington
street has been spending q week at the
cottage 70 Mrs. Annie /. Taylor and
laughter at Nelson lake, North Calais.
Herbert McMinn, who has been making
stay of several days with relatives in
his city and Wiliamstown, left last
hight for his home in Battle Creek,
Mich.
Miss Margaret Sector of Division
treet, who has been passing ten days in
Hartford, Conn, as a guest in the home
# her brother George Sector, returned ;
o the city last evening,
Anyone planning ON doing any canning
n on making jelly for the hospital bag !
lay, which will be in October, can have
ii the jars or tumblers they want by :
DING to the hospital for them.
Miss Ethel Wishart has returned to
er home on Camp street from two :
,eeks' vacation at Old Orchard Beach,
le and resumed her duties as cashier Z
t the Eastman grocery store yester-
ay.
am selling for the rest of this week I
title children's dresses, SIPS values at
DC and SOC values at 35c Children's
ats to be embroidered. at Soc, Mrs. |:
lora Foster, Art Store, lao North Main
treet.
Mr. and Mrs John Mccarthy and son, 2
onald, visited friends on Jefferson street
while en- route from Iiighgate
prings, where they have been encamped
uring the past two weeks, TO their ]
ONE in Hartford.
Miss Mary Mccarthy of Summer street :
nd Miss Rose Hopkins of Millers Falls, ]
lass, who has been visiting at the Me
arthy home for several days, left last .
ght for Montpelier, where they enter I
lie nurses training course at the Heat :
, hospital.
Mrs. Nelson \. Ballard and two chill
.en, Elose and Winthrop, returned to
Ieir home on fremont street yesterday,
ter an extended visit, covering peri
of about two months. with her par 3
It's, Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Stesrns of
insdale, \. H. x
About 80 of the young friends of
lsrles O'Kelly OF Prospect street gave
m a surprise party last evening it be Z
g the occasion of his 18th birthday.
iss Catherine Gordon presented him
Id signet ring in behalf of the party
esent They pnioyed games and light \