The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

Il NalEpll oicnectlh
III The new line of Bucilla stamped good
has arrived at Fits.
Cleanliness and up.to-date tonsoria
methods at Ross Depot square barbe
shop.
Regular meeting of |. O. O. L., NJ L.
in the X. OF c. hall Friday night at
o'clock.
A regular meeting of st. Johns court
c. O. f., will be held Thursday evening
at 1880.
w. d. Walker of Chelsea was among
the business visitors in the city yester
day and to-day.
n S. Love and w. A. Mower motored
| to Queen City park last evening TO visit
| DR.. f. b. Whitaker.
| Stovepipe ana elbows, all kinds OF
stove blackings, stoves, repairs of al
kinds +. A. Prindle Co.
Harry +. Jeffords OF North Main street
has gone TO Essex Junction for an ex-
tended visit with friends.
Regular meeting of the j. b. Mead cir
Gle No. !, Ladies of the G. A. r., Friday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Mrs. c. G.. Millar of Cliff street left
this morning for a visit of several days
III DOSlon, HpT FORMER nome
Mrs. Eli J.. Densmore of ! Pleasant
street left this morning for Boston to
pass week with her daughter.
Harold Bancroft Roger Veino and
Ralph Winter have returned from a
camping trip TO Woodbury. pond.
Mrs. John Walker left this morning
for Mortified, where she is passing the
remainder of the week with friends.
For the latest song hits see the win
dow display at Martins Book Store.
Songs demonstrated on victrola. Ask for
catalogue.
+. G. MacCan, factory representative
of the Corona Typewriter Co, of Groton,
n. Y, was business visitor in the city
yesterday
Mrs. harle Chapl.s and two children
were called to West Topsham yesterday
by illness in the family OF her uncle,
E. II, Farnham.
Mrs. D. W. Mcdonald of Perry street
returned to her home last night after
visiting relatives in Linwick and Milan,
p. O., for several days.
! Mrs. c. f. Granger, who has been visit
ing friends in the city, has returned to
Williamstown, where she is staying with
her son, waiter Granger.
The Sisters OF Mercy have returned
from Burlington. Music pupils may now
make arrangements to resume their mu-
sic lessons for the coming term,-adv.
Mrs Ellen l.. Stoughton OF French
street has returned to the city after
passing several weeks with her daughter,
Mrs Godfrey Rollison. in Palmerton, Pa.
Peter Mcintyre of Boston is shipping |
two carloads of milk calves from Barre |
to the Massachusetts market. The stock |
was purchased by Mr.. Mcintyre in towns
around Barre.
George W. Hunt, who has been visit I
ing comrades and other friends in Barre I
his former home, for a few days, re-
turned last night to the Soldiers home
in Bennington.
Mrs Alexander Morrison of Montreal,
P. O., arrived in the city last night and
will visit at the home OF Mrs Wallace
Marvin of the Montpelier road and other
relatives in the city,
John Mcleod returned to his home on
Averill street last night after visiting at
Highgate Springs for a few days. Mrs.
Mcleod and Mrs. Ray Wheaton, who
went to Highgate with him, will remain
until Sept. /.
Miss Jessie Mclean and Miss Clara
Mclean of Williamstown and Miss
Gladys and Miss Annie Clark OF Barre
returned to-day from Woodbury. pond,
where they have been camping for
week at the Allen camp.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur W. Edwards of
Websterville are the parents of son
,uainbtpcr Ssv hr,r, T.taulax~ A,.n, |
%. Mrs Edwards will be remembered
the City hospital. Miss Jessie Mclean,
of the nurses staff at the hospital, is at
tending the mother and child.
John Claire, who has been playing with
his home town team in Laconia, y. H.,
and in the Montreal City league, since he I
closed his engagement with local base
ball clubs early in the summer arrived
IN the city last evening and will play s
with the Italian A. c. through the re- {
mainder of the state league series.
Mrs. Harry Dingwall has two quilts /
which are over so years old. One is of 7
he log cabin type with 1850 pieces and
he other one is an album quilt with no a
,wo pieces alike in it. Mrs Dingwall C
'iSu mas III Htl poSstSsiDn Il tONtl' but u
lax for which was raised by Mr.. Ding "
wallis grandfather in Morrisville. Mr.. n
Oingwall's mother spun the flax and
made the towel. 4
Representative +. L. Smith who, with Il
Hrs. Smith, is passing the summer at n
he Granite City cottage in Old Orchard, II
lie, arrived in the city last evening to Il
ttend the special session of the legisla- &c
ure, which convened this morning Hos d
elries at the Maine beaches this year Il
re unusually crowded, and Mr.. Smith
viii return to Old Orchard Immediately W
fter the legislature adjourns. es
f. J. Trask of Warner, n H.. president la
{ the Bay State Artesian Well Co, is in h
he city TO superintend the boring of an v
rtesian well on the Townsend estate, W
ow controlled by the ID. A. Perary Real X
state agency. j. w. Alexander, who is s.
,nnected with the company's field staff,
1T last night for Mortified. Mass, di
here he is to begin the company's 18th W
rilling contract in that vicinity. a,
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