The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-08
TALK OF THE TOWN
r. 8 g. eor.ets al Abbott's.

II Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ord were week
end visitors with friends in Groton.
Charles Swasey of Waterbury was a
business visitor in the city Saturday,
Mrs. Sadie Roberts, 81 Maple avenue
dressmaking by day or at home.-adv.
IL pays to save the coupons given with
each loaf OF Tru-Blu bread. Eastman
Bros.
Mrs. j. G. Papin of Summer street is
the guest of friends in Burlington Tor a
few days.
Neil Hooker, student at Norwich uni
versity, spent Sunday at his home on
Park street.
Mrs. L. H. Densmore of Pleasant street
spent the week end with friends in
Washington.
A new safe was installed in the ticket
office of the Central Vermont railroad
station yesterday.
Gustavo Cavie returned to Barre to-
day, after visit of several days with
relatives in Burlington.
Harold Fits, student at the Univers'
| ity of Vermont, spent the week end at
his home in this city
William Dobie of Randolph spent Sun
day at the home of his mother, Mrs. Bar
bara Dobie, of Maple avenue.
w. f. Shepard of Washington street
went to Burlington this morning. He is
serving as juror in federal court.
Copper and tin washboilers. clothes
wringers and sad irons. teakettles and
teapots. E. A. Prindle, Depot square.
William f. Littleiohn, who is employed
in Boston, arrived in this city Saturday
for visit at his home on Orange street.
Call l52-W for furniture moving and
heavy trucking by auto truck at reason
able rates. Vermont Trucking & Sales Co.
Mr., and Mrs. George II. Stuart of Bur
lington spent the week end at the former |
home of Mr.. Stuart on Spauldng street. |
Mrs Henry W. Knight and grand
daughter, Marjory Williams, of Boston
arrived in the city Saturday for a few
days visit.
John Cleary of Manchester, n, IT,, who
has signed with the Italian A. c, for the
baseball season OF 1915, arrived in the
city Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Marehesi OF Bolster
place went this morning to Burlington,
where Mr. Marchesi is to submit to an
operation on his nose.
Mr., and Mrs. Alexander Anderson re
turned to the city this morning from
where they have been spend
ing a few days with relatives.
Thomas Martin, who has been visit
Or at Mrs. Joseph Parker's on Hill street
Tor several months, has returned to West I
Ihazy, n. H., for the summer.
II. ID. Stevens of Summer street is /
spending few days at Alburg on fish
ng trip. During his absence Mrs. Ste
yens will visit friends in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Hall and little
laughter of Boston have been passing a
ew days at the home of Mrs. Halls !
mother, Mrs. John Mcdonald OF Liberty !
treet.
W. A. Moir OF Currier street was able
o resume his duties as engineer at the
Iarre creamery this morning, after be-
ng detained from work for some time
y illness.
Forts II. Abbott, Washington county b
gricutural agent returned to the city
esterday from Wilmington, his former f
ONE where he has been passing few
avs on business. II
James Mcintosh returned last night to /,
burlington. where he is employed as a "
ranite worker Harry Reeor, who be- +
an work in Burlington last week, is at
ONE for few days.
Austin Mcneil, who has been employed =
/ the Drown pharmacy for the past few =
onths, has completed his duties there y,
nd left to-day for Syracuse n. Y, where h
e has secured employment
Carroll c. Smith, student at NJ. |. T.
Boston, left yesterday to resume his al
.udies, after spending a few days at q
"a bnrua nf big raut1 Mr. aud AIra ! Qf
Z. d. Smith of Summer street W
Matthew Haean, who was called to his e'
ome in East Barre BY the serious illness Sc
his mother last week, was a visitor in al
he city Saturday while on his way to re
lbany, N Y, where he il employed in sp
lie Office of the Flint Granite Co. w
Ten dollars in gold to the boy or girl "a
years and under who presents the best =
sign and wording to be used on the sta p
onery, letter heads and envelopes of the !
lrre Board of Trade. Designs must be ]
the hands OF the secretary on or be-
re May %. 1915.
The annual meeting of the Montpelier
strict of the women's auxiliary is to be
Id in the Church OF the Good Shepherd
the afternoon and evening of Friday, 4
ay 10. Ri Rev George Y. Bliss, 60 .
jutor bishop of the Vermont Episcopal
oeese, viii be the speaker at the after
on meeting.
Mrs. James Adie and daughter Miss !
Ia Ade, of Franklin street, left the city
It evening for Boston. where they were ]
lied by the illness OF Miss Ruth Adie, 4
student in the training school for
rises at the Massachusetts, General hos
al. A telegram received here yester-
J stated that Miss Adie had submitted
an operation. IA
AT banks in the city observed their
It week end half holiday of the season
.urday. Freight offices at the Montpe-
: g. Wells River and the Central Yer
mt yards were closed at noon Satur. u
: and through the remainder of the q
ing and summer Office assistants in 4
employ of the two railroads will have \
urday afternoons to themselves.
oseph " Nelson. Arthur c. Moore and
N McHardy went to st. Adams to-day
attend the 18th annual convention Of
Vermont state council, Knights Of
umbus Messrs Nelson. Moore and
Hardy will represent Barre council
40l. in the deliberations Of the
ghts and all three will remain for the
quet this evening. Many knights
e in st. Albsns yesterday for the con =,
ing OF the first degree on a class Of a
candidates and the second degree on r: