The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mary Pickford in "Poor Little Pep.
pima Park theatre to-nght.-adv
Stovepipe and elbows, all kinds of
stove blackings, stoves, repairs of all
kinds. +. A. Prindle Co.
Boxing lessons by a professional boxer,
Louis Knockout Fillion l42-pound ehal-
lenger, q West street. Barre, Vt.
Wanted A good all.around man !,
steady work Apply to II. G. Leonard,
26s South Main street; tel. BIN.
Charles T. Southgate has resumed his
duties in the NJ. & W. K. station, after
having substituted for a week at the NJ.
& W. r. passenger station in South Rye
gate.
Operations at the plant Of Novelli &
Calcaqn were suspended this morning on
account OF breakdown. 1t is expected
that work will he resumed tomorrow
morning.
]. R. Kinney Of Boston, president of
the Kinney Mfg Co., and Mrs. Kinney
registered at Hotel Barre yesterday while
en- route TO Mr.. Kinney's former home in
Plainfeld for a visit.
The Christoforo Colombo band of young
Italian musicians win give free concert
in City square Wednesday evening under
the leadership OF P Gropelli. The music
viii begin at o'clock.
Mrs. Fred Whitcomb and son, Hollis, of
Lisbon, T. H. who have been visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Mccarthy
of Averil street, went this morning to
Waterbury for few days visit,
Mr. and Mrs. James Stephen OF Madi-
son street returned to the city yesterday
from Woodbury., where they have been
passing several days in camp. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Jane Carson and
son, James, of Ayers street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Marshall and
son, William Marshall, jr. of Quincy,
Mass, are visiting at the home OF j. ?.
Corskie of fremont street. Mr.. Marshall |
planned to leave with the Barre delega !
ton bound for Cleveland Saturday, but |
arrived in the city too late TO connect |
with the train taken by the local granite |
men.
Trade with lady is expected to attend |
the fourth get-together, or better ac-
ouaintance tour 10 South Royalton Thurs
day evening, Aug. H. Tickets for sup /
per. 50 cents. which includes supper and /
a free automobile ride to South Royalton
and return. Automobiles leave city park
at Sis o'clock Help to make this trip
a success and enjoy full evenings en-
tertainment, including music by Carrolfs
orchestra, band concerts, open-air dance
and pictures of Barre and her industry.
Tickets can be procured of H. A. Phelps.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last night and to-day were the fol-
lowing people: Or. III. l.. Wilkinson, DIR.
and Mrs. r. s. Simpson, William Nilkin-
son. Mr.. and Mrs George X. Wilkinson,
Miss L. Samson and chauffeur of Mont
-eal, p. O.. Miss Emily Avery of London,
Mrs. c. A. Adams of Toledo. O.,
Mrs. L. F. Gordon and Mr.. Forrest of
grafton. Mass. Miss Leah Borden of Con ::
-ad. y. S. and chauffeur. DR.. and Mrs.
!. A. Drew OF Rumney. y. H., and Mrs.
, A. Pierpont of Savannah, Ga, Mr.. and
.Irs. J. VI. Allen of ST. Louis. No. and
<. W. Reece Of Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Gunner. J. Gunner and Mrs. NJ. Eames of
Boston. H. r. Gordon, L. W. Jewett and
!. f. Green Of st. Johnsbury. o. W.
:reen and H. VI. Green of Bethel, Mr.
nd Mrs. !. r. Kinney Of Boston. J. !. /.
ewett of st. Johnsbury. II. VI. Young Of
,rleans. r X Edgerton OF Burlington, 4
I s Fassett. Peter Provencher and Mrs.
!. Provencher Of Fort Ethan Allen. r. c.
,uebec Of Rutland. H. r. Palmer Of
White River Junction. Frank ". Walton
nd George MacNanee Of Boston. F. A.
.ankman OF Wollaston, Mass, and E. ".
-ould Of Manchester.