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


II your taxes.
II f. A. Cove of Boston is spending sey
eral days in the city on a business visit
II Don't forget the dance in Rowland hal
Saturday night. CAROLS orehestra.-ad
II Weston Cate of East Montpelier wa
/ among the visitors in the city yester
| day,
Mario Bielli OF Plainfcld was among
the business visitors in the city yester
day.
Women's white canvas pumps and OK
fords, all styles, at Sheas Shoe Store
l.29 per pair,
Mrs. G. W. Osgood left last night fol-
Lynn, Mass, where she will visit friends
for several days.
| c. II. Leonard Of White River juno
ton was among the business visitors in
the city yesterday,
Miss Elizabeth Oltolini returned last
night from Burlington, where she visited
friends yesterday.
Among the Waterbury visitors in the
city yesterday were George Dale, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Berdand.
j. NJ. Holland and NJ. f. Chase of
Mortified were among the business Wis
itors in the city yesterday.
Leo Venson Of Granite street returned
this morning after visiting with relatives
in Burlington for several days.
Levi Bianchi returned TO Barre last
night after making an extended sojourn
in New York City and Buffalo, \. Y.
Among the business visitors in the city
yesterday from Chelsea were Leon Ord
way, d. Tracy, Roy Sanborn and l.. j.
Covell.
Henry Alterson, who has been visiting
friends on fremont street for the past
week left last night for his home in
Bethlehem, \. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Bancroft of East
Calais returned last night to their home
after visiting at the home of Arthur
Jones of East street.
Frank Gallagher returned to his home
in Buffalo, n. Y, this morning after Wis
iting friends and relatives in Barre and
vicinity for the past week.
Mrs. Anna Bonell and daughter, Neya,
returned TO their home in Bethel last
night after visiting friends and relatives
in the city for a few days.
Harold Potter of South Main street |
left yesterday for Roxbury, where he
will visit at the home OF his uncle, w |
w. Drinkwater, for few days.
George Halliday, who has been visiting
friends in South Barre for the past week,
passed through the city yesterday while
en- route to his home in Rutland,
Elgin Woodbury. arrived in the city
last evening and will visit friends in
Barre and Washington for two weeks,
before returning to his home in Albany,
n. Y.
Mrs Hazen Clark and two daughters,
Margaret and Marjorie, of Barton are
visiting at the home OF Mrs. Clark's sis Z
ter, Miss Gertrude Walker, of Averill {
street
A. f. St. Onge arrived in the city yes
terday and will spend several days in tho {
city and vicinity on a business Grand
before returning to his home in Provi-
1ence, r. /. II
Mrs. Joseph Papin and her mother, q
Mrs. Mary Nichols, of Richardson street '
to their homes in Barre last I
evening after visiting at Queen City !
park, Burlington, for few days. v
Miss Grace Morgan of Prospect street
and Miss Ila Darby of South Main street t
left the city Yesterday for Worcester, I
Mass, where they are spending vaca- i,
ion of two weeks with friends. b
Miss Elsie Conant, who has been Wis h
ting friends on Park street for the past II
week, left last night for East Alburg a
where she will camp for a week before :
eturning TO her home in Sherbrooke,
?. Q.
Paquet Bros. have disposed of the tools
n their south end shop, which they re
emily bought of Louis Guillette, and
moved to their smith on Summer street,
where they have been located for several
ears.
James Signorelli, who recently com
eted his duties as prescription clerk
t the Red Cross Pharmacy, left, to-
ether with Mrs Sgnorelli, last night for
'oston where he has found employment
$ a drug clerk.
Joseph Conf arrived in the city last
light from Concord, y H., and will visit
riends in the city through the remainder
the week, before going to Granite
lille. where he will be employed in one
the quarries.
b. w. Stafford Of Philadelphia, Pa,
no is empiONpuaS II circuit man loE the
hos. II. Dallett Tool Co., and j. ].
Walsh of Quincy, Mass, the company's
ew England representative, are regis
red at Hotel Barre while passing sew
-al DAYS in the Barre granite belt. Mr..
tafford is getting his first impression of
he magnitude of Barre's granite indus
" and will visit the quarries on Mill
.one hill, as well as the cutting plants
ere in the city, before leaving for his
ONE.
Among the visitors in the city yester-
Nv and to-day were the following peo-
e: Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Leonard of
rhite River Junction, Mr. and Mrs.
pnson Storfer of New York, James P.
cQuirk of Orange, n. j., H. n Reading,
:. T. Lewis. w. L. Lewis, J. r. Leonard
I'd J. ]. Shea of Akron, Ohio, C. c.
amblett of Barton, G.. r. Joslyn of Or
ans, H. f. Baldwin, H. f. Cooper of
vmour, Conn.,. w. S. Williams of Brad
I'd, S. l.. Murphy of Media Pa, Miss
orence McGiff of Montreal, P. O., Ma =
| ]. Terry and Miss Doris Terry of
nth Ryegate. r. II. May and A. p.
morgan of Essex Junction.. lfr. and
RS. c. A. Rogers. a. L. Hayden and !
l.. Freeman of Barton, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Upham and Miss Dorothy Upham
Redbank, n j., D. c. Slater of Essex
notion. F. J.. Knight OF Waterbury,