The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-04
TALK OF THE TOWN


b. w. Goodfellow of Spaulding stree
is passing few days in Boston on bus
mess.
Special attention: Prompt service 10
! all local work. Phone 606-W, Kenyon
auto bus.
Big markdown sale of mems, women
and shildren's summer shoes at Shea
Shoe Store.
NJ. NJ. Haskins OF Hartford, Conn, j
visiting for several days with friends oil
the east hill.
Alexander Mcdonald left this morning
weekend with friends.
Lieutenant Governor Hale X. Darling
and Mrs. Darling of Chelsea were among
the visitors in the city to-day.
CAROLS orchestra of five pieces will
furnish music for dancing in the pavilion
at the Clan Gordon picnic, Aug. ~.
There will be a meeting of the retail
clerks tonight and the clerks will re
ceive their lockout pay. w. II. Eager.
Mrs. Arthur S. Raymo and two chill
dren of Jamaica Plain, Mass, are visit
For good dry wood, all kinds, including
chair waste and slabs, order of Calder &
Richardson, Depot square. Phone $50.
John johnson went this morning TO
Niggerhead pond in Marshfeld for va
cation visit OF a week with friends in
camp.
Mrs. William Craig and two children
of Park street have gone to Portland,
Me, where they are making a stay of
two weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Joseph Martelle passed through
Williamstown after visiting for several
days with relatives an Waterbury.
Mrs, A. W. Mcdonald and son, Harold
Mrs. NJ. H. Kickham and children left
this morning for Richmond, where they
will visit relatives over the week end
Miss Rose Goodwin, who has been Wis.
iting Miss Mary Mccarthy of Summer
street for a few weeks, returned to her
home in Millers Falls, Mass, this morn
ing.
j. NJ. 0'Brien, who has been a resident
of Barre for several months, left the
city this morning for Iberville, p. O.,
where he is to be employed in the granite
industry.
Miss Annabelle Mckenzie, A. L. C. n,
Of Montreal, z. O., arrived in the city
last night and will spend few weeks
Saca ton at the home of Andrew McKen.
lie in Websterville.
II. H. Hatch of Bennington, who has
been visiting friends on Park street dur
ng the past week, left this noon for
caspian lake, Greensboro, where he will
be encamped for several days with
friends.
More than one hundred Red Men. |
members of lroquois tribe, No. Is, are
planning to 90 to Caledonia park this |
vening to participate in the outdoor |
doption ceremonial. Accommodations |
or the Red Men were provided in a train
eaving the NJ. & w r. at 7:l5 o'clock |
William Hunter of Boston arrived in
he city this morning and will visit at !
he home of his mother, Mrs. Mary Hun
er, of Prospect avenue for a few days.
IRIS. William Hunter, who has been Wis
ling relatives in st. Adams for several
avs joined her husband this afternoon.
Giovanni Restelli left last night for
few York City, where he will visit
riends for a few days before he leaves
n the liner Cretic for Genoa, Italy,
here he will visit with relatives and
riends through the fall and winter, aft
r which he will return to Barre next
pring to rsume his trade as a stone
utter,
Mrs. B. W. Hooker of Park street left
his morning for Caspian lake, Greens
orc, where she will stay for several
avs at the Hooker cottage. Mrs. Hook
r was accompanied to Greensboro by
Irs. A. j. Baldwin of Washington street,
no will visit for short time at the
Ike.
This morning jury was drawn in the
Use of State VS.. Harry Hunter of Mont
elier, who is to be given hearing 9
fore Magistrate II. w. Scott in city ]
urt Monday on a charge of driving his ]
ltomobile carelessly. The respondent, 5
no is employed by the VI. & w. II. rail {
ad as a train dispatcher, has retained I
ttorney Harry c. Shurtleff to defend b
m and the states appearance will be
and Juror William Wishart. J.
the D. A. Perry Real Estate }
ency, a deal has been recently consum-
sted whereby Thomas Brown and wife .
i their farm on the east hill in Barre o
,wn, known as the Calvin Bassett D
RIM, to Luciano Pena and j. Braquinn a
this city. The deal includes all per-
nal property, crops, etc. and involves
out 5000. The purchasing parties
Il take immediate possession of the 4
operty. Mr.. Brown sells on account of !,
ling health, and he will. together with '
:. Brown, move into the city in the
IT future.