The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-12
TALK OF THE TOWN


T., G.. Plumber OF GFoton was a bust
ness visitor in the city yesterday
latest styles 10 wOmens high lac,
boots, $500 a pair. shea's Shoe Store,
Miss Doris Coyell Of Williamstown wa
business visitor in the city yesterday,
Dean Ladd Of Orange was among tn,
business visitors in the city yesterday,
| Murdo Mclnuis LETT last night for Mon.
treal, L, O., where he will visit friends
for a few days.
| Mrs. Fred Alger Of Williamstown was
brought to the City hospital last evening
for an operation.
/ A, p Abbott returned TO the city last
night, after spending several days in
Boston on business.
n Republican city committee headQnar-
tiers were located to-day in room IL OF
the Blanchard block.
Regular meeting Sons of Veterans
auxiliary, No. s. Wednesday evening.
Sept, ID, at o'clock.
Miss Mary Van Orman returned 10 her
home in Woodbury. last night, after visit.
ing friends in the city yesterday.
Catherine Countiss and Lionel Barry
more in "A Modern Nlagdalene," five.
reel feature at the Biiou to.day-adv.
Nelson b. Ballard left last night for
Philadelphia, where he will spend few
days before he goes TO Detroit on bus.
mess.
Mrs. W. W. Ladd, daughter, Kate,
Dean and Charles Ladd were in the city
to-day while on their way TO Randolph.
The trip was made in the latter's auto
mobile
Miss Maria MeYeay, who has been
visiting at the home of Mrs. j. w. Me
Donald Of Hill street during the past
seven weeks, left last night for her home
in Boston.
Miss Ruby Head returned TO her home
on upper Washington street yesterday,
after visiting friends at Queen City park
over the week end.
Reuben insolvency of Topsham, who
has been visiting Miss Christine Smollett
OF Hall street for the past week, returned
to his home this morning.
Arthur Holden returned TO his home in
Bennington last night, after spending
the past two weeks with friends on South |
Main street and Painield
Miss Frances Fontana, who has been /
visiting friends on River street during /
/
her home in Milford, Mass.
! Miss Lillian Alexander returned to her (
home in Morrisville yesterday, after Wis
iting at the home OF Mrs o. Robinson
Of the Miles block. for few days.
Mrs. Annie Taylor and Miss Marion
Taylor, who have been spending the
summer in North Calais, have returned
TO their home on North Main street.
The Diversi Fruit Co. will sell their
grape juice during next week at reduced
prices, 50 cent bottles at Al cents, %
cent bottles at q cents, and 10 cent bot
ties at 8 cents.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs Harley White, who have
been visiting friends and relatives in
Graniteyille during the past week, passed
through the city last night for their /;
home in Woodsville. n H.
A, y. Shady of Berlin, n. H.. was
business visitor in the city yesterday,
coming to Barre from Burlington where
he was visitor for few days in the
interest of the Vermont Fruit Co.
Frank X. Ladd returned from Orange
yesterday, after spending his vacation
visiting relatives Mr.. Beard resumed
his duties as assistant cashier at the
Peoples National bank this morning.
Frank IT, Bartlett commenced vaea :
ton of two weeks from Goodfelow's !
store this morning, and will leave for |
Lewiston, Me-, this afternoon for few
days visit with friends and relatives. il
7. A. Cahill arrived in the city yester f
day TO visit friends for few days be- f
fore returning to his home in Manches- il
ter, n. II. Mr.. Cahill has been in camp
at Hghgate Springs for several weeks. il
Albert Corti, who has been employed v
as stonecutter in Quincy, Mass, for P
the past two years, arrived in the city h
this morning and expects to find EN-
ployment in the Barre stone belt within \
q few days. e
Miss Bessie Pitkin of Providence R. l., c,
arrived in the city yesterday and will e.
visit at the home of her mother, Mrs. a,
Leons Pitkin, of jefferson street, while
On her vacs tion from the nurses training cl
school of Providence. in
Peter Desautels, former deputy SUI pI
of the Metropolitan office in p
his city, and now of Berlin, n. H., was W
visitor in the city yesterday, while en- q
quite to Burlington, where he will spend Il
.wo weeks of his vacation. b,
Inasmuch as stamp taxes have been co
lbolshed under the general revenue law ce
passed by Congress Sept. I, we will be
.lad to refund all stamps which have
,een purchased from this bank upon pre- =
eminent. Peoples National Bank.
A party of young lady campers, CON
isting of Misses katherine Phelps, Hazel J
,yons, Madeline Rogers and Annie Mes
er of this city left this morning for :
AXE Morey, where they will spend the
emainder of the week encamped at the /
lesser cottage.
Mrs. w. T. Calder of North Main street
nd Miss Lena Mcdonald of Central I:
treet left this morning for Winooski
there they will visit at the Fannie AL
IN hospital, where their mother, Mrs. A.
lcDonald, underwent a surgical opera
ion few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Livermore of
outh Acton, Mass, are guests at the
ONE of Rev. and Mrs. Edgar Grassland
t % Wellington street. Mr.. and Mrs.
ivermore were former Pensioners of
Ir. Grassland while he served as pastor J
South Acton. They made the trip ]
Y automobile.
All women in the Church of the Good !
hepherd who have not contributed
toward the handkerchief
l. .oJ do nd