The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

| two weeks vacation.
| Boxing lessons by professional boxer
| Louis Knockout Fillion, l42-pound ehal
| lenger, 81 West street, Barre, VI.
Mrs. r. L, Cheney returned to he
home in Hardwick yesterday, after visit
ing friends in Barre for few days.
Call lew for furniture moving AM
heavy trucking by auto truck at reason
able rates Vermont Trucking & Sales Co
George Lamorcy Of Derby Line arrived
in the city Saturday for visit at tn
home of his brother, A. A. Lamorey o
Cliff street
James Monahan of Merchant street re
turned to Barre this morning, after pass
ing week with friends in Boston ant
| Quincy, Mass.
| Miss Nettie Lawliss of North MAR
street left the city Saturday for Soutf
Portland, Me- where she is passing q
month with friends.
Cutler Robins and Raymond Parks re-
turned TO their home in Plainileld Satur'
day evening, after passing a few days
with friends in Barre and vicinity.
Mrs Quincy II. Perry of Wellington
street has returned to the city, after
spending several days in st. Adams as
the guest of her aunt, Mrs, Elmer John.
son.
Henry Hull, who has been visiting rela.
tives on South Main street and with
friends elsewhere in the city, returned
Saturday evening to his home in Wood
bury.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Stuart re-
turned last evening TO their home in Bur
lington after passing the week end at
the home of the formers mother, Mrs.
Anne Stuart of Spaulding street.
There will be a picnic for the junior
girls of the Congregational Sunday
school at Benjamin Falls on Wednesday,
| leaving on the LAS car. Parents and
friends are invited. Come and bring
lunch y
Mrs. Lucy Backler, who has been pass
ing several days in the city a the guest
OF her nephew Arthur Cole of Seminary
street, and with other relatives, returned
this morning 10 her home in Milford,
Mass
William Mercer of Ayers street, who is
taking a vacation from his duties at the
money order window in the postoffice,
left the city this morning with Mrs. Mer
Ger and their two sons for Somers, Conn,
where they are to pass two weeks with
Mrs. MERGERS aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Batchelder re
turned to their home in Plainfeld this
morning, after passing the week END with
friends on Upland avenue. Harold Ken |
erson who accompanied them to Barre
Saturday, returned to-day to St Adams.
where he is employed in the auditors of
flee at the Central Vermont railroad sta |
ton.
George Davidson, Perley Gotler and
Jerome Veronese, who are taking vaca
ton from their duties in the service de- |
partment of the Vermont Tel & Tel Co, ,
left the city Saturday afternoon for The
Weirs, n. H., where they are making
visit OF 10 days. They were accompanied /
by Allen Lynch of Montpelier.
A camping party consisting OF Mrs
John Chesser and daughter, Evelyn Mrs
William Brown and two daughters.
Misses Elizabeth and JEANNE Brown of
Grant avenue, and the Misses Lillian
Alice and Isabel Walker left
the city this morning for Danville, where
they are passing a fortnight at Joe's
pond
Miss Edith Reid Of North Main street,
who is taking a vacation of two weeks
from her duties in the Aldrich public IL
brary, left this morning for visit with
friends in Massachusetts, and New Hamp-
shire. Miss Ruth Parker, librarian at
the Aldrich library, has resumed her du
ties, after passing vacation of two
weeks in camp at Joe's pond in Danvile
A letter received here from Samuel i
lite OF Prospect street, who was accom- /,
panied to the Haydenyille. Mass, sana-
,oritm by Gov. c. w. Gates last week
states that he reached the institution ;
afely and began Immediately a course of ]
treatment prescribed. Mr.. lite quotes i,
he physicians as saying that his case is
lot hopeless and that the proper treat =,
nent is bound to prove beneficial
At st. Johnsbury Saturday afternoon r
Tommie Davidson of this city aid the
,itching for the home team in a game !
With the Fabyans, n. H., team. David !
on held the visitors to a few scattered /
its and his team lost the game only j
fter a serious error bad been made An
ther former Barre ball player, John
'lare, who recently returned to his ma =
i've New Hampshire from Montreal. per Il
ormed well in game between Laconia a
nd Franklin. 5
The Times received despatch from ;,
1ontreal, P. O., Sunday morning an ;,
ouncing the safe arrival in the dominion =
1etropolis of the party of Barre granite a
zen who left Barre Saturday for Cleve-
md, O., TO attend the national conven-
ion of retail monument dealers The q
ravelers were on the point of leaving for u
oronto, after taking Montreal by storm. =
hey are due to arrive in Cleveland this l.
fternoon at ASS o'clock. w. !. Grant "a
f Boston, travelling passenger agent for
he Grand Trunk lines, who accompanied r
he party to Montreal, returned to Barre al
unday and lett for his home last even fc
lg. dr
Yesterdays excursion to Plattsburg, III
!. Y, was largely patronized here in
ARE and in towns about. At the Cen pl
raj Vermont station ia tickets were \
I'D and nearly half that number OF fares "
ere disposed of in Montpelier. A num- dG
Pr of extra coaches were attached to the "
,gular passenger train leaving the city
/ $3.50 a. IN. and il was after o'clock 4,
aforp the eXctirsiouists returned home