The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-13
The Homer Fits Co.
TALK OF THE TOWN
,ew sport stripes at Fitts'.

New sport stripes at Fits
The Montpelier Military band of &c
pieces Sunday, p. m, at Benjamin falls.
adv
Ex-Gov, Allen NJ Fletcher of Caven.
dish is registered at Hotel Barre for a
few days.
Sale Of Csc trimmed hats Friday nd
Saturday. All hair goods at half price.
Mrs. CAROLS
Among the visitors in the city this
forenoon were Mr. and Mrs w. w. Per
! kins of Bethel
! Harry r. Gordon has returned to his
home in st. Johnsbury, after spending
a few days in Barre and vicinity on
| business
Mrs. F. NJ Lynde and son, Charles, re-
turned to this city last evening after a
short vacation spent at Old Orchard
Beach, Ne.
Miss Helen Marion of Merchant street
has gone to Chazy, n. Y, where she is
making a visit of several days with her
grandmother.
A. Berti, who makes his home at the
corner of North Main and Blackwell
streets, was removed to the City hospital
tnlS forenoon 1Or treatment.
Mrs. Nelson Ballard and two children
of fremont street left on the noon train
to-day for Hinsdale, n H., where they
will visit relatives for few weeks.
George r. Ford of Boston, publisher of
Granite. Marble & Bronze, is registered
at Hotel Barre while making stay of
several days in the Barre granite belt
Senator C. S. Page and his son of
Hype Park, who attended the Greater
Vermont meeting at the capital yesteI-
day, called on acquaintance in the city
to -day.
Theodore Edison, who has been visiting
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Edison, on Fairview street, left vesterJ
day afternoon for Warren, shele he is |
employed.
IT, w Keton, who has been employed |
in the city for the past two months, left
on the noon train for Springfield, Mass,
where he has found employment in one
of the machine shops.
Mrs Nancy Macqunn, formerly a resi-
dent of Barre but now resident of Oil
City, Pa, returned yesterday to her
home after spending ten days visiting
with friends on South Main street.
NJ. P. Hanson, inspector from the serv-
ice department of the American LaFrance
Fire Engine company, with headquarters
in Boston, made his semi-snnual visit to
the local fire station yesterday. Mr.. Han
son reported the engine truck in good
condition.
Among the visitors in the ~ yester-
lay from Groton were r. f. Pillsbury,
w w. Pillsbury. Maurice Corrin, Cleon
Syhithall and b. S. Eastman After Wis
ting with friends in Barre through the
lay, they attended the banquet at Mont
oelier last evening.
Nelson d. Phelps has received notice
If his appointment to the state board
If insane hospital trustees, the appoint
nent having been made by Gov. Charles
". Gates some ten days ago Mr. Phelps
succeeds Charles A. Calderwood of st.
Iohnsbury, whose death fortnight ago |
reated vacancy on the board
Private Ernest NJ Thompson, who has
'een passing three days in Barre. his
ormer home. returned this afterno III to
'ort Ethan Allen, after visiting relatives. o
'riVate Thompson. who was one of the
rst volunteers in the First Vermont
svalry to be enrolled from the Granite
ity, has been assigned 10 a sabre unit
\ troop ID at the government reserva
ION. All Of the men at the fort are in
n eNpectant mood and tecl they have
aasons for believing that al orje- TO
love southwark will BE- received within Z
short time The cavslrymen are living
] tents. although much Of their equip !
rent b. stored in the barracks Of the
sgulars near Nv. Il