The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

Only three more days in which to pay
your taxes.
Twenty-Five cent gauze vests now Zoe
at Naughan's.
Boys suits, all sizes, TO 10, al one
half price, at the McWhorter Co.'S.
Mrs. Fred Cook Of Baltimore, Md, il a
guest in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs, John
+. Cook Of East street.
MRS. John Medium of Edmonton, Al.
berta, arrived in the city to-day for an
extended visit with relatives.
Frank Henry returned 10 his home in
Bethel this morning after visiting friends
on Pearl street for ten days.
Miss Josephine Holden Of Boston is
passing several days with her sister, Miss
Ellen Holden, of Orange street.
Andes ranges, Perfection oil stoves
White Mountain refrigerators, wash boil.
ers. L. A. Prindle. Depot square.
Samuel Il. j. Poulen left Saturday
night for Greenfield, Mass, where he has
secured employment in a pin factory.
Judge II. w. Scott OF Richardson street
returned this morning, after passing the
week end with friends in st. Johnsbury.
Miss Mary +. Payne OF Western
Springs, ILL.,, arrived in the city yester-
day for an extended visit with relatives,
Call l52.W for furniture moving and
heavy trucking by auto truck at reason
able rates. Vermont Trucking & Sales Co.
Miss Florence Kendall of Arlington
Heights, Mass, is visiting at the home of
her brother, II. A. Kendall OF Mount
street.
Miss Katherine Rogers of Orange
AZ hau 70 LII
she is to make a stay of several days
with friends at Camp Billings
John Watson of South Barre COM
menced work this morning at the Barre
creamery, where he has found en-
ployment during the vacation period
Mrs Ralph Turner of Hartford, Conn, |
arrived in the city Saturday evening to |
pass two weeks at the home of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Frank C. Turner of South Main
street.
Francis A. Mccarthy of Averill street |
left the city yesterday for Franconia, n.
H., TO pass a week with Mrs. Mccarthy,
who is at the home OF her parents for the
summer.
Mrs. George Rising of Park street left
Saturday night for Detroit, Mich, TO
spend a few weeks with her husband,
who has been for several weeks employed
on a carpenterng job there.
Harold Mather, who has been passing
few days with Mrs. Mather at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Brad
lord of South Main street, returned this
morning TO Springfield Mass.
Rev. A. Hugh McKenna, formerly cur
,te of st. Monica's church, has resumed ,
MS duties in the diocesan cathedral at ,
Burlington, after passing a vacation OF .
.wo weeks in Providence, r. |.
ID. Winnifred Smith, Wendell Smith
md Charles Collins were among the
Barre boys who went TO North Hero this
morning to join large company OF boys
md young men at Camp Abnaki.
Angelo Bottigggi commenced his an
Iual vacation this morning from Levi )
sianchi's poolroom on North Main street
nd will start tomorrow morning for
'oston, where he will visit friends for a
ew days.
Louis Huntington, who, with Mrs.
huntington and child, has been visiting
elatives in Barre, returned this morning
o his home in Boston, where he is EN-
loyed by a firm dealing in nautical .,
1pplies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Briggs and son. =
Tho have been spending two weeks with
elatives in Randolph and East Granville,
ave returned home and Mr.. Briggs re- =
lmed his work in the Homer Fits store g
J. day.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Brown and =,
IN, Winston, OF Jefferson street returned -
, the city Saturday from an automobile q
lip to Oxford, n. Y. They were accom- -
anied by Mrs. Herbert Beavens OF st.
lbans.
Mrs. George Fowler, who has been max \,
e an extended visit in Barre, her for X
er home, left to day for Los Angeles, -
H. She was accompanied by her moth
:, Mrs. Mary Smith, who is to remain -
definitely in her daughters home. n
Isaac Corey of Prospect street, who has u,
zen passing 4 week with relatives in -
erlin, n. H.. returned to the city yes ~
rday and resumed his duties in the ~
& Wells River freight yard
is morning. after a vacation of 10 days VI
Rev. Edgar Grassland Of the First -
church, who has been asked D,
offer prayer at the opening of tho do
ate labor convention in Barre to-mor- -,
W, will deliver the Labor day speech GO
the usual G. L. y. celebration next O.
onth.
Glenn George, who was called to Mid ch
esex a week ago by the illness of his so,
Their, resumed his duties in the Cum est
ngs & Lewis pharmacy Yesterday. The es(
leI George Is recovering from ms Illness vel
the Heaton hospital at Montpelier. in
Mr., and Mrs. George Gilman and three hel
lighters of Claremont, n H., were 30
elk end visitors at the home of Mrs. las
mans mother, Mrs. Mary Barclay Of ice
rk street They were accompanied to tai
RE by Perry oliver, who returned to ser
fremont last night to resume his du- da,
5 in the Office of the Sullivan Machin- sta
+ Co. The party made the trip by au- frs
Mobile. -