The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-17
TALK OF THE TOWN
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\ j. LJewett returned TO his home in ST.
H Johnsbury yesterday, after passing q
/ few days in the city.
H Plainiield visitors in the city yesterday
were Mrs. Arthur Lane, Miss Helen Cor
ii and Henry Forham.
Horses, buggies and harnesses 10 be
sold at City Auction Market Saturday at
P. m. See ad. o. ii. Hale, auctoneer.
Visitors in the city yesterday from
| Williamstown were Mrs. Leon McAllis-
ter, Miss Alice Walker and George Walk
er.
Mrs. Mary II. Beckett OF Montpelier
and Mrs. Mary j. Smith of Denver, Col,
were among the visitors in the city to-
day.
Three horses one buggy, one harness
to be sold at the City Auction Market
Saturday at $3.50 p. M. o. II. Hale, auc-
tioneer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Robins and
son, George, of Richardson street are
passing several days in camp at Alburg
Springs.
Miss Alice Myrtle Jameson and Doug
las Inglis are among the Barre camp
ers at Niggerhead pond in Marshfeld
this week.
Mrs. William Avery returned to her
home on South Slain street last night
after visiting relatives in Waterbury for
few days.
Miss Margaret Cayhue OF Holyoke,
Mass, arrived in the city yesterday for
visit at the home of Mrs. Julia Cay.
hue OF 10 French street.
T. j. Bagley of Graniteville was
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on his way to Sherbrooke, p. O., for an
extended visit with relatives.
Mrs. Kate McKane returned TO her
home on Elm street last night after
visiting her sister, Mrs Frank Dobson of
Graniteville, during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Fits and son,
Harold Fits, returned to their home on
Park street last night after spending the
past two weeks at Bethlehem, n. H.
Thomas Ash of North Main street,
who went to Hartford, Conn, sometime
ago to seek employment, returned to
the city yesterday on account of i'll
health.
DR.. Fannie Carleton of St Johnsbury |
arrived in the city yesterday and will
spend month visiting at the home Of
her father, Edwin Carleton of Highland |
avenue.
Mrs. Earl f. Parker of 50 Washington
street left tho city last evening for an
extended southern trip, in the hope that
the change OF climate will prove beneti-
cial to her health
Harold Patterson commenced two
weeks vacation from the A. P. Abbott &
Co. store yesterday and left last night
L. x,vsn ,+fat+ frsonI- |
during the next week.
Elisha Simonds of Montague City,
Mass, who is passing several DAYS with
relatives in Williamstown, visited his
nephew, George Simonds, a clerk in the
Homer Fits store, to-day
Miss Helene Martelle passed through
the city last night to her home in Gran
itevile after spending several days visit
ing at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Alex
ander Sartwell of Waterbury.
Miss Nina Converse commenced a two
weeks vacation from the Quarry Saw I
ings bank this morning and left this
noon for Old Orchard Beach, Me, where !
she will visit at the Granite City cot ,
tage. :
Mrs. Grace w. Cutler left this morning ,
for her home in Nieholville, n. Y. Mrs. J
Cutler expects to be away two weeks and r
during her vacation plans to study piano /
forte work with Prof. Hawthorne at
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"The Rose Colored Scarf" two-reel f
irama, featuring Herbert Rawlinson and t
Agnes Vernon; Billie Ritchie in a two {
eel L. X. O., "Bilps Narrow Escape; v
,lso Joe Martin in "a Strange Comics. !,
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Members of the Barre Rangers football /,
Tub going on the picnic TO Caledonia h
ark Saturday, Aug 10, please take the 81
IS train on the Montpelier & Wells q
River railroad and, returning, leave the r,
ark at 7 p. m. Per order pres. \
Albert Dahlen, who has been employed 81
IS a uuarryman in quarries at Webster
lille and Graniteville, passed through "
he city last night to Rutland, where he A
viii visit his brother. George Dahlen for u
few DAYS before going to Albany, n. Y, 4.
where he has found employment. I.
Mrs. Fred Webster and son, who have Il
cen visiting In Waterbury for few s
avs. returned to Barre to-day and will a
cave tomorrow for their home in Lis b,
on. \. H., with the formers brother-in p
Nv. f. A. Mccarthy, who is returning in
0 Franconia, n H., for stay of two OF
yeeks. ca
J. B. Mead circle. Ladies of the G. A. in
l.. to the number of Is, not including
he drivers, W. Persons and G. Reed, OF
,ent to the home of Jason johnson in lie
farshield yesterday and spent most lie
eliQhtful time. 1t was an ideal day in
nd Mrs. johnson was fine hostess. At In
Don the party sat down to tables loaded on
18th good things 10 eat and also at sup m
err time. AT each meal the Lords pray
r was repeated in unison, the president, NJ
Trs. Mattott, leading. During the day ia
ames were enjoyed and the singing OF en-
Id war songs. A rising vote of thanks ce
as given Mrs. Johnson by her guests pl
,r their entertainment. She served as fr
resident of the society four years. As W,
new left for their homes, all Joined in
nging God Be with You Til We Meet =
gain"