The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-26
TALK OF THE TOWN
lew .tirt models at Abbott's.

New skirt models at Abbotts.
! Horace Hubbard and Leon McAllister
of Williamstown were among the bus
mess visitors in the city yesterday.
The Little Dry Goods Store, Cottage
street will be closed from Wednesday at
: p. m. to Saturday at 6 p. m Do your
shopping now .-adv.
Miss Lottie Bohonon returned to her
home in Winooski this morning after
visiting friends in the city and in Gran
iteville during the past week.
Fred Noel Of Claremont, n. H.. was q
week end visitor at the home of Mrs.
Mary NJ. Barclay Of Park street. de re-
turned to Claremont yesterday.
Mrs. H. P. Martin, who has been visit.
inc nj the home OF Mrs. Il. VI. Holmes of
Eastern avenue since the latter part OF
last week. left this morning for her home
in Plaintield,
Miss Fannie F. Pickup, superintendent
of the Barre CITY hospital, is passing a
week in Philadelphia, Pa, where she Is
attending the annual convention OF the
American Hospital association.
To the women of Barre; 1t means that
the women of Barre may be assured that
they can get the correct corset Tor their
figure from the standpoint OF style, COM
fort and wearing service. Fittings free'
The Mrs. Shepard Co., Inc.
4 a Gull. who has been employed as
stonecutter in Hardwick during the
past two years, passed through the city
Yesterday on the way to Quincy Mass
where he has secured employment as
etonecutter in one Of the Quincy granite
plants.
George Hunt. now of Randolph, arrived
in the city yesterday and VIII VISIT
friends and comrades in the city until
the latter part of the week. Mr.. HUNT
moved to Randolph from the Soldiers
home at Bennington on the 18th OF TINS
month.
Perry oliver. who was in the hospital
at Claremont, n. H., over week WIN
blood poisoning in his left leg, was aole
TO make the trip from Claremont TO
Barre Saturday and return yesterday
Mr.. oliver was spiked in the leg IN
baseball game at Claremont about three
weeks ago as he was about to tag man
sliding into first base. While he Thought
nothing of the injury at the time, blooo
poisoning resulted and he has not been
able to work until this week.
Through the purchase of big wood lot
on the upper side of Berlin pond, An
thony Tomasi is to give play to an am,
bilious reclamation plan this tai ana
winter. The tract, consisting OF u
acres. has been purchased by Mr.. Iomasl
from Hughes & Merritt, who have al
ready given possession. The land abounds
in hard and soft wood and while extern
sive numbering operations VIII nave
tendency to denude one OF the prettlest
slopes in the vicinity of the pond Mr.
Tomasi expects to redeem the stump area
by clearing it of all encumbrances as
soon as the timber is cut. In few years
he apprehends that a thriving u ACRE
farm viii be ready for tenancy. oome
time this fall the new owner expects 70
erect portable mill in the woodlot ana
operations on large scale VIII De uhuer
way before snow flies.
Guests arriving at Hotel Barre last
night and this morning included the FOL |
lowing people: DIR. G. l.. Gilchrist, Dr.
and Mrs. Nj. w. Hill of Redlands. Cal, /
Mrs. G. A. L. Gilchrist of New York and
R. p. Gilman of Auburndale, Mass. Mr.
and Mrs. ]. A. Hunter of st. Johnsbury |
Charles d. OTeary of st. Albans, !. NJ.
Feen of Springfield, f. NJ Baldwin OF
Acworth. \. H., H. A. Davis and r. H. '
Powers Of Sullivan, n. H., A. L. oarpen.
ter of Essex Junction, NJ. W. Jones OF
Winchester. Mass, MIR. and Mrs. j. W.
NcGrath of Richmond, DR.. II. y. Jackson
IF Burlington, H. J. Markolf OF West
Rutland. Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Blodgett oil
Boston. w. F. Kelley of Rutland, w. NJ.
Thomas of GAINESVILLE. O., F. r. Budd OF
Bellows Fails. c. G. Tours of Oneida, \.
7 r. d. Mcintyre OF Boston and c. +.
Matthews Of Syracuse, y. Y.