The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-18
TALK OF THE TOWN
See the 81 shoes at Fits.

Mr. aud Mrs George Halv0sa OF CamI
street are the parents OF a daughter borf
Saturday, July Is,
Miss Ellen VI. Hoar Of East street Il
attending the session OF Orange county
court at Chelsea,
John r. Corcoran OF Short street has
been passing a few days with friends in
St. Adams and Swanton.
Milton II. Jones OF Central street went
70 Northhed this morning TO remain
with friends for few days.
Automobile livery. Mrs. II. :. Miles,
% Merchant street. Tel. 22sla. Prices
reasonable. Take parties anywhere.
Arthur Cormaek left the city yester.
day for Bethlehem, y, H.. where he is
10 be employed during the remainder of
the summer.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
trustees Of the Barre City hospital will
be held at the hospital building Wednes.
day evening, July 10, al s o'clock.
! Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Owens of South
Main street leave the city tomorrow
for Old Orchard, Me- there to make
stay Of several days with friends at the
beach
Andrew Bjorn, taking exception TO
statement in Yesterdays Times, declares
that it was he and not Leopolt Nussel,
who decorated the interior OF the Park
| theatre
Mr. and Mrs W H. Hosmer aud
daughter Elizabeth Ruth, OF Fair Haven
are passing several days in the city as
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. j, K. Mchen
zie OF Merchant street.
Mrs. Louis X. Badord OF Montpelier,
who plays the piano in the Park theatre
orchestra, is taking a vacation OF ten
days from her duties, part OF which
she is passing with friends in Boston.
Auley 0gston. who has been passing
a few days at his home on Ayers street
returned this morning TO Fort Ethan
Allen, where he is a member of the cav.
airy unit OF the lst Vermont reg-
ment
Mrs Edwin w Bruce and daughter OF
Nelson street left the city this morning
for Highgate Springs where they are TO
be encamped for few weeks. They
will be Joined later in the month 10y
Mr.. Bruce.
Mr.. and Mrs James Signorelli, who |
have been visiting friends and relatives
in Boston and vicinity for the past
week. returned to Barre last evening
MIR Signorell resumed his duties as pre-.
scription clerk at the Red Cross phsr
macy this morning.
A. C. Moore Of Beacon street mas re
turned to the city from Ausable \. u,
where he has been passing few days
with his brother He was accompanied
e 4 In
has been making an extended visit in
northern New York.
Barre Town road makers are center.
ing a good deal OF their energy these
lays on the improvement of a consider
able stretch of highway just west Of the
lug out on the East Barre road. For
/ distance of several rods the highway !
las been widened and deep excavations {
nave been made for the purpose OF pro !
riding substantial foundation for the
lew road From the Barre Town line 7
o East Barre the road will be in good :
when the work now under !
rom this city to points east will be
made much more comfortable.
A hundred or more veterans OF the
var between the states are expected to
ather at Dewey park tomorrow for the =
9th annual reunion of the Washington !
'ounty Veterans association Recent
Y the park was put in excellent shape :,
or the summer picncs and for two days :
he old guard is to have its own way in q
he little wooded district on the Mont =
elicr road Secretary John 4. Wilson :
t Worcester viii be on the grounds z
arly to receive members of the associa- .
ion, as will Dr. f. j. Foster of Water =
urv Center, the president, Women OF =
ARE and Montpelier, members OF the =
alef corps. are to assist in providing
reals for the veterans during their stay y
the park,
When the Clapp party of lowans was ii
bout to board the train at Montpelier in
esterday, members of the Barre Board
Trade appeared on the platform and
attributed TO each OF the thirty-tve =
EN- and women stamped souvenir post
.rds depicting scenes in the Barre quar-
Z and manufacturing districts The
vors were received enthusiastically and
the visitors needed any additional in I
cation of Barres hospitality the dis /:
v
ailing did the trick. Cheers given by
G visitors in front of Hotel Barre just
fore they left for Woodstock were re- 4
ated at Montpelier. From Woodstock :
e Iowa people viii go to the White
and thence to Portland and /
d Orchard, Me.
c. f. Smith, auctioneer, was in Brad
I'd last Saturday holding an auction I
lie of livery stock and some cattle for
:. s. Williams, at the Morgan horse sta
rs near Hotel Low. Notwithstanding /:
c fact that it was a good hay day
d people right in the midst of haying,
good crowd turned out and prices
re very satisfactory. One pair of bay
rses brought S5l0 one pair of black
rises $3.50, single black horse 1925
d other single horses sold along down
s65. the lowest price. l6 horses in
and one child's pony for Sll0, wag- 4
:. harnesses, blankets, robes and 9th
stable equipment sold we'll Two 2
ar-old heifers brought $50 and S45
n, 8 vearling heifers sold for $40 each,
to one man. Mr. Smith goes to Leb- 4
on, n. H.. this week Saturday to at
I'd an auction sale of real estate for