The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-26
TALK OF THE TOWN
New school MAIDS ~ Abhott's


II. johnson OF Washington was among
the business visitors in the city yester
day.
III Cleanliness and up.to-date tonsoria
methods at Ross Depot square barber
shop.
Heber Flint of East Randolph was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
f. G. Martin returned to his home in
Plainfield last night after visiting friends
in the city.
Stoyepipc and elbows, all kinds OF
stove blackings, stoves, repairs of all
| kinds. L. A. Prindle Co.
Miss Margaret Murphy of Merchant
street is visiting at Martin Days camp
at Highgate Springs for two weeks.
Miss Marion Anker returned to her
home in this city last night after visit.
ing for few weeks in West Waterford,
n. Y.
A. r. Schiff returned to his home in
Boston last night after spending the
past week in Barre and Montpelier on
business.
Mrs. Lowell r. Creamer who has been
passing some time with relatives in
Barre, returned this morning TO her home
in Thomaston, Me.
The Misses Lizzie and Irene Calderara
returned to their home on Keith avenue
last night after visiting friends in Mil
ford, n. H., for a few days
Miss Gladys Blethen of Rockland. Me,
arrived in the city last night and will
visit at the home of Miss Lillian Roberts
on North Main street for few days.
Carpenters Take Notice. There will be
meeting OF local 4sl on Monday even
ing, Aug IS, at 7;30, on account OF La.
Dor day coming on Sept 4. Per order OF
president.
| Leon +. Snow returned to his home in
Hartford, Conn, last night after visiting
friends on Keith avenue for few days.
Mr.. Snow also visited relatives in vii
Jamestown during his Vermont visit.
Mrs r. Clerici and son, Aldo Clerici, |
OF Waterbury arrived in the city last |
night and will visit at the home of |
Mrs Clericis mother, Mrs. j. B. Fon-
TIM of Blackwell street for few days.
John McIver returned to his home on
Jefferson street last night after making
an extended visit, covering a period OF
two months, with friends and relatives
in Bury, Gould, and Sherbrooke, P. Q.
Moses Stone, who has been employed
at the Kennedy garage on Depot square
for the past year, left yesterday for Al.
bany, n Y, where he has found EN-.
Payment with the Federal Signal com
pany.
j. J. Burning of Boston general mana
ger OF the LorilIard Co, in the New
England territory, arrived in the city
yesterday and will spend several days in
Barre demonstrating the cigarettes han.
died by his company.
Miss Rose Hopkins of Millers Falls,
Mass, arrived in the city this morning :
and will visit at the home of Mrs. !
Mary Mccarthy of Summer street until
the first Of September. when she will !,
start in the Heaton hospital at Montpel-
Ter, taking the course OF Il trained nurse
Miss Irene Congo, who has been EN-
ployed in the Mascot Candy Kitchen
since the first of July, left yesterday T
.or Plattsburg n. Y, where she will Wis 5
t at the home of her parents, Mr.. and n
Mrs. II, Congo, for a few days before
ound employment. /,
Mrs. Lucetia Towne, formerly of Cab "
It but now of Worcester, Mass, returned
to the home of Mrs. Clara c. r.
Page of Jeffeson street, where she has :
,een visiting for several weeks, from -
ABBOT, after visiting there through Old =
Home week Mrs. NJ. Wells accompanied -
Irs. Towne from Cabot and will visit y
t the Page home for a few days. :,
Miss Bessie Thayer, canning demons st
rator of the extension department of =,
he University of Vermont, returned to n
Burlington last night after giving dem tr
nstrations during the past few days at al
be Cobble Hill grange and the children's 10
chool in this city. Yesterday morning w
he journeyed over to East Montpelier NJ
nd gave the members of the grange an CO
lustration of canning. While in Barre Ga
Iiss Thayer was the guest of Mr. and de
Irs F. H. Abbott OF West Patterson at
rect. or
Myer s. Levin has carpenters at work, af
modelling the rear of the Union Dry ar
GODS store, so that he will have more tel
Dor space in the coat and suit depart 10
ent to meet the demands of his bus. co
ess. The plans are to move the cash pa
RS box to a vacant corner beside one sci
the counters and move the heating -
Stures to the sides instead of the mid :.
e as they have been in the past, giving
m a third more floor space. He will 4
so have his basement remodelled in or
II to give him more space by moving ]
lie partitions and changing it into
ore room. IL
A young lad, who said he was four ]
ears of age and gave his name as
'hnny Caldo, had a narrow escape yes
rday from severe injuries when he was
ling and pushing his cart at the same
NE along the sidewalk on North Main
rect near the junction of Blackwell He
n his vehicle off the curbing and on the
vement of the street, and tipping over
It a few feet in front of New York
r that was bowling along from the
way The chauffeur hap
ned to be driving slowly enough so
at he had the machine under control
d stopped before he rit the boy. After ]
king the child up it was found that
was more scared than hurt, as he was
w bruised a little on one elbow Z
Bids Wanted. Il
Bids will be received by the under