The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Cash paid for old gold and silver. +, +,
Burr.
| The Singer beats them all Why not
try onel
summer underwear and corsets special
at Naughans.
Saturday sale Of white enamelcd ware
IN Abbott's bargain basement.
George Beyerle, piano tuner will be in
Barre next week. Leave orders at this
oilice.-adv.
Mr. and Mrs, Warren Grearson Of vii.
Jamestown We're business visitors in the
city yesterday.
Brookdeld visitors in the city yester.
day were DIR. and Mrs. +. t. Ellis, James
MeDermont and Herbert Reyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. c, d, sNasey hive re-
turned TO their home H. IA abury after
a two weeks visit with relatives and
f'i,n4a in ferre.
Among the Chelsea visitors in the city
yesterday were Clyde Sanborn, Mr.. and
Mrs Herman Campbell, Fred Eastman
and Edward Carr.
Mrs. L. d. Reynolds OF Manchester,
\. H., arrived in the city last night and
will visit friends on North Seminary
street for few days
Mrs. C. r. Spoore OF Merchant street
left yesterday for Graniteville, where ste
will spend week or ten days visiting
at the home Of c. ~ Scott.
Eugene Farrar arrived in the city last
night and will visit in Barre and Web. |
sterville for a few days before return
ing to his home in East Greenwich n. |
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Mark L. Farr, who has been in the city |
for the past week on business trip, LETT |
this morning for his home in Montreal !
p. O., and win visit parties in st. Al, /
bans while en- route.
Arthur Cook, who is employed in a
general store in North Montpelier re-
turned there this morning after visiting
his mother, Mrs. Mary Cook Of First
street for a few days
James Black LETT this morning for
New York City, where he will meet Mrs
Black, who has been making an extend
ed soiourn with her people, Mr.. and Mrs
J.. \. Thompson, in Scotland.
Miss Alma Griggs, who has been Wis.
iting friends in the city and Williams ,
town for the past two weeks, left for .
her home in New York last night, in
tending to visit her uncle, John Maloney, I
in Rutland while en- route.
Norris Wiggin, who lives on the Will
lard Sprague farm, begins to day har
vesting the largest hay crop ever cut on
the farm, estimated at - tons. Next
t-gal- Nv mil : lo
'ay ON the +. c. Little farm.
Miss Blanche Reason, who has been
visiting friends in Manchester, n H.,
while on her vacation from her duties
IS bookkeeper in Nerney's store in Web s
iterville, passed through the city last
hight while on her way to GraniteNille. :
Miss Emma Whitney, who is taking a
'acation from her duties as milliner IN fl
he A. p Abbott Co. store, has returned,
ogether with her mother Mrs. +. Fl :,
Whitney Of Williamstown, after visiting 7
riends and relatives in Ormstown, f. { ii.
1 am prepared TO carry parties, ball
cams, etc, on trips. also light trucking m
Nth my l2.passenger Stanley steamer. II
Guarantee prices to be reasonable. Care. r.
VI VI Iftis W H. L u SbtiH anu Nbut
yerg. Tel 464-2, "a jefferson street.
Tickets for the Community Chautau. it
Ma, Aug. 2 3, 4 S, and 6, may be pro 81
lred at the following places The Frank
IcWhorter Co., A p. Abbott Co., Mrs. =;
Y. f. Shepard, Arioli & Dente, Tilden ,y
hoe Co, c. F. Andrews, Jackson's coal ~
NICE browns Drug Store, j. w,
aughan. !,
As New York automobile was about tb
} leave the postofiice to start up South 81.
ain street yesterday, small boy tried pc
catch ride to the circus grounds
I'd sprang TO get hold OF the running Iei
)ard of the moving auto. The speed ho
it'll which the car was moving threw ~
m to the stone pavement in front OF nj
team, which was also headed toward
e circus grounds; but the driver of the
am saw the boy in time to stop his VI
rise and avoid running over him, The "e
~ s;dd r~I7 ,x;tb No ;rinrias nora pie
en- few scratches about his knees and
his hands, and started Tor the show SUI
"shank's mare" sadder but wiser fro
nth IN
acc
interest IN the series or mower SHOWS Rn
nducted this summer under the aus on,
,es of the civic department of the Barre
club seemed to reach its highest :.
int yesterday when the exhibition room 4
the Church street schoolhouse was
,ited by a large number Of people,
smbers of the committee were present
explain the various displays of sweet
as and other flowers and every effort
IS made to give the visitors an opportu
y to see what may be accomplished in
1 moments by devoting that spare time
the culture of flowers. BY all odds the
Get pea exhibit was the largest of the
zee shows held thus far but the record /:
y be eclipsed in August when the
nth flower show is to be held.
Barre Golf Club.