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

ii SUI Apoott hpecltl millinery Naluess
William Stacy and T.. r. Tarbox wer
among the Barre visitors in Burlingto
through the weekend
Manager Kenneth McRae of the UnioI
Dry Goods store left the city last evening
on a business trip TO New York.
b. w. Goodfellow OF Spaulding stree
left last night for Boston, where he is L
remain for few days business visit.
Mrs. Grace Hutchinson of Boston ha
arrived N the city and will visit Mis-
Emma Whitney of Elm street for few
days.
Mrs. Kate McKane OF Elm street left
yesterday for Graniteville, where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. +. Dobson, for few
days.
Mrs. Minnie Sanders returned to II
Orange street this morning after visiting
friends in Claremont, n. H., for a few
days.
Misses Mamie Nelson and Madeline
| Williams returned from Burlington last
night after visiting friends there over the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Haddican of Pearl
street returned to the city this morning,
after passing few days with friends in
Marshfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fagerson Of
Windsor are visiting at the home OF Mrs
Fagersons mother, Mrs. John Shores of
South Barre.
Mrs. Maria Watt commenced a vaca-
tion of two weeks from the coat and suit
department of the A. p. Abbott Co, store
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sector, IT,. OF
Merchant street returned to the city Sat
urday from an outing of several days at
Highgste Springs.
Miss Liveria Iamperti left yesterday
for South Ryegate, where she will visit
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Frank Alb
biatti, for a few days
Barre and East Barre Red Men are
planning to send large delegations to the
capital Friday for the opening of the
state Red Mems convention.
Miss Margaret Doheny of Mortified, a
teacher in the city schools, who has been
visiting friends in the city for a few days.
left this morning for Wells River.
Miss Margaret Lamperti resumed her
duties in the II. j. Smith market this |
after spending the past week Of /
her vacation with friends in Middlesex. I
Frank II. Upper of Burlington re-
turned to his home last night after spend I
ing the week end at the home of his ia.
Their, George H. Upper of South Main
street.
Miss Jennie Rcciarelli returned to her
nome on Berlin street this morning after
visiting at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
roeorh Ntartolla oE ITtIliaus4o,yp for a
ew days.
Miss Mildred Clark commenced vaca-
ion of three weeks from the A. P. Alb
,ott Co. store this morning and will visit
Turing her vacation friends and relatives
n st. Johnsbury and Northield.
William Melvin and Harry Forsythe of
dorrisvile were in the city Saturday to
Anticipate in the Clan Gordon games at
park. Both men were in win
ling combinations in the soccer matches
Mr.. and Mrs. George Patnode of Essex
JUNCTION and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Myers,
Who were called here by the death of !
iiss Helen White of Third street re. !
urned Saturday afternoon to their !
ONES. q
Mr. and Mrs, George Annas returned to ,
-
fter spending a week on an automobile q
our through Waterford, Harrison and 4
ortland, Me-, where they visited friends !
nd relatives. I
party of five consisting of John Rog +
rs, Forrest Batchelder, Norman Gordon. n
ee Maiden and Allen Johnston returned =
, their homes in this city last night
fter spending a week encamped at Joe's
ond.
Henry A. Upper, who is visiting +
lends and relatives through the New
ngand states during the month of Au r
ist, visited at the home of his father, h
Gorge Fl. Upper of South Main street. n
+. Upper expects to return to his home a,
Springfield, H., sometime during the 6,
tier part of this month.
Miss Margaret Chalmers returned to b,
n home on upper Washington street
st night after spending a two weeks h,
Ication from the T. H. Rogers & Co.
ore visiting friends in Lyndonville, and :
r aunt, Mrs. G. II. Pillsbury of Groton. -
ISIS Chalmers resumed her duties as III
okkeeper at the Rogers store this
Drning. az
Quiet prevailed at police headquarters 10
rough the week end, there being only n,
e name registered on the official blotter T.,
day. William S. Smith of Lisbon. n. ~
when arraigned before Acting Magis- II,
tie A. A. Sargent, acknowledged first ra
ense and paid the minimum fine with IN
SITS of $685. attached.
Correspondence received here yesterday ch
IN Angelo Diversi, who was formerly
gagged in the fruit business here, states We
It his hotel in Brooklyn, n. T., was de- ex
Dyed by fire Friday night. With the
tel, bowling alley and billiard acad- fro
Y operated by Mr.. Diversi, went up in in
mes The proprietor reports that the
'perty was well covered by insurance fre
that he does not propose to rebuild. n.