The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

MISE Lottle hefflll OF betnel spent ths
week end at the home of Miss Beatrice
Mann OF Orange street.
The Cook & Wilson circus, three
ring show. will exhibit at the trottine
park in Barre on July 2s.
Flag day tomorrow. Show your col
ors. A 5xs.foot flag for coupon and Csc
at Times Office. Get one now.
G. q. kallon, who has been visitor in
the city for several days, returned to his
home in Manchester, n. H., yesterday.
Dwight Granger, a former resident in
Barre, but who now lives in Randolph, Is
visiting friends in the city for few
days.
Mrs. ]. Leighton and children of Lit
Teton, n. H., are visiting for few days
at the home of Angelo Scsmpini on Vine
street.
! j. T.. Waite, who has been visiting
with relatives on Brook street for several
days, went yesterday TO his home in East
Fairfield.
George Erwin who is employed in Bos.
ton, is spending few days at his home
in Montpelier and visiting with friends
in this city.
Mrs. T. C. Davidson OF New York, who
has been visiting with relatives on Sum
mer street returned yesterday TO her
home in New York
Six-room cottage must be sold this
week. win sell cheap, as owners return
to Boston this week Fine location. Gall
at 70 South Main street
Miss f. McNaney went yesterday TO
her home in East Fairfield, where she
will spend the summer after finishing
her school work last Friday.
Dennis Canton, who was called to
Barre by the death of o. n Canton OF
Maple avenue, returned last night to his
home in Northampton, Mass.
Miss Esther Mccarthy left yesterday |
afternoon for Montreal, P. O., where she |
will spend the summer with Mrs. Floyd |
Stanton, who was former resident OF |
Barre.
Harry Kendall completed his duties at |
the Smith & Cummings market last Satur-
day night and commenced work this
morning for the firm OF Houghton &
Robins.
Miss Evelyn Hanlon returned yester-
day to her home in Mortified, after
spending a few days in the city as the
guest OF Miss Lillian Roberts OF North
Main street
Cobble Hill grange viii hold public
social at their hall on Tuesday evening,
June 10. Ice cream and cake win be
served at Zoe a plate. Everybody come.
5eddes' orchestra.
After six weeks delay, f. G. Rollins,
manager of the STANDARD Oil company in
this city, received the six mules that viii
take the place of the horses that he has
had on his teams in the past.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Reed and son, Al
bert, OF Chicago, Ill, passed through the
,ity to-day on their way to Brookfeld,
where they will spend couple of weeks
With Mr.. Reeds father, A. D. Reed.
Regular meeting OF MiEnehaha en-
tonight Tuesday, June l3, !
It 1880. Work, royal purple degree. En-
members please attend and
lelp the work. Ice cream served. Per
Miss Florence Beebe, who has just com
,leted her duties as teacher in the high
chool at Chelsea, visited her friend, Miss
Iarion Topper of South Main street,
yesterday before leaving for her home In
<3iUtAN - MUM VIZ ithN BSFH HllutNpdi y
i the school at Granitevlle for the past :
ear, has commenced his duties as gen
raj agent for the New York Life Insur-
nee Co. Mr.. Rocks headquarters will >
e at Webstervlle.
Miss Annie Bell of East Montpelier re-
urned to her home Monday after visit
1g her brother, Loren J. Bell of Maple
venue. Mrs. Loren Bell accompanied :,
er to her home, where she will spend a !.
wv days on a visit
A regular meeting of L. A., A. o. H., !
i'll be held in X of G. hall Wednesday y
vening, June Ia, at 1880. A large at ~
enhance is requested, as business of i'm =
ortance is to come before the meeting =
er order president. \
Miss Dorothy Simonds, teacher in ~
/. Johnsbury, arrived in the city to-day ~
visit her brother George Simonds OF
lfferson street, before going on to her
,me in Williamstown, where she expects
pass the summer with her people. ~
Fitch r. Wiley of Park street who ~
Is been engaged as a special express ~
essenger on the main line of the Cen - o.'
al Vermont railroad from Boston to st. o Of
bans. returned to Barre Sunday and ~ ~,
sumed his duties on the Barre branch ~
sterday. a.
Miss Grace Ingalls, went yesterday to W. .n
r home in Mortified, after completing - 4"
r work as teacher in the graded
lools. Her sister, Mrs. Hattie Tillot- ~
n, will remain in the city, where she " "
Il take charge of the children's gardens o 80,
is summer. a.,
Announcement Is made Of three recit-
to be given by pupils of Miss Maud
Coburn in Rowland hall. Wednesday,
ne Ia, at 2:30 o'clock, girls of first and
,ond grades; at 1880 p. m, boys recit- of
Thursday. June Is, at 1880 p. M, w,
Is of the advanced class. Parents and az
ends are invited. rio
.yndol Waterman, who was recently A
Iduated from the Wentworth institute mig
Boston, arrived in the city last even =
to pass the summer at the home of
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. s. Water
n of upper Washington street. Mr..
iterman has been engaged as an in
uotor in the Wesleyan college at Stan
ad. p. O.. and will assume his duties
und Sept. /.