The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

Popular fall sweaters at Abbotts
NJ. r. Spencer of CurrIer street visited
in Plainfeld yesterday
Mrs. {. l.. Newton came yesterday
from Randolph for two weeks visit IN
the city.
John Bell went this morning to Palm
er, Mass, after spending several days IN
Barre.
Mrs. 4. l.. Irwin left this morning for
New York City after spending lew
days in the city.
Mrs. Carrie Burke Congo was removed
| from the City hospital TO her home on
/ Maple avenue Saturday,
Miss Irene Grady of Merchant street
commenced work as clerk at the Homer
Fits Co. store this morning
! Frank Turner returned to-day from
| Hartford Conn, where he has been visit
ing relatives during the past week,
George Watt, NJ. d. is at the home oil
Mns. Annie lnglis of Clark street for
few days ON his way from Detroit to
Boston,
Mrs. W. II. Eager and son, Ralph, re-
turned home Saturday from Lynn Mass,
after a visit with her sons, Gordon and
Perley Eager
Miss Edith Norcross. who has been Wis
iting relatives on Maple avenue for the
past week left last night for her home
in Nliddlebury
Mrs. Minnie Stanley of Berlin, who
has been visiting at the home oil Mrs
Charles A. Lundgren OF East street, re-
turned home yesterday
Cyril Marion, who was graduated
from Spaulding high school last june
| left yesterday for Worcester, Mass,
where he will enter Holy Cross college
Mrs. Rose Grady of Merchant street
and Mrs. +. II. Carroll OF Bolster avenue
left this morning for keene, \. H., where
they will visit al their former home tor
few days.
The Diyersi Fruit CO. will sell their
grape juice during next week at reduced
prices, so cent bottles at q cents, 20
cent bottles at p cents, and 10 cent bot
ties at . cents. adv.
George Simonds resumed his duties at
the Homer Fits Co. store this morning
after taking his annual vacation oil two
weeks, a part of which he spent at ms
| former home in Wilhamstown.
The Philathea class OF the Baptist
church is cordially invited TO meet with
| Mrs. w w Parry, 10 Richardson street,
/ Tuesday afternoon al o'clock Tor a so
cial time Please come prepared to pay
| dues
| William H. Wescott commenced a va
cation of a week from the Barre creamery
this morning. Mr. Wescott and family
will leave on an automobile trip to-mor-
row through the northern part Of the
state
A meeting Of the Labor day committee
will be held in the polishers hall Mon
day, Sept H. at 7.30 p. m. Let every
member be present, as statement OF
accounts viii be rendered. Per order
Angus Mcdonald, Sec,
Mrs. Perley Chandler and daughter
Miss Harriet Chandler. have been in
Portland Me-. for some time visiting
! Miss Myrtle Walker, formerly OF Barre
who is now conducting a jewelry store IN
| the Maine city
Only one respondent faced Judge scott
in Barre city court this morning. Swan
Svenson being his name. The respondent
pleaded guilty to a second ohense OF in
toxication and was fined sl5, with costs,
which he prepared to pay.
Adam Craig, who has been taking va
cation OF week from his duties at the
Smith & Cummings market. resumed has
work this morning. Mr.. Craig returned
to Barre Saturday, after spending the
week at Joes pond on fishing trip.
| Inasmuch as stamp taxes have been
abolished under the general revenue law
passed by Congress Sept. 7, we will be
glad to refund all stamps which have
| been purchased from this bank upon pre-
sentiment Peoples National Bank.
James c, Scorgie, superintendent Of
1 the Mount Auburn cemetery, Cambridge
Mass. arrived to-day with Mr.. and Mrs
| Mckenzie by automobile and will spend
| a few days at the home OF Alexander
| Hanton on Merchant street. Mr.. and
Mrs Mckenzie will visit al the home OF
! Mrs ]. NJ Milne of Liberty street.
All women in the Church of the Good
! Shepherd who have not contributed a
! handkerchief toward the handkerchief
sale for Sept 30 are invited to do 50 and
notify any of the committee who have
! the Ia bles in charge Mrs. Frank Robin
son. Mrs. Black and Mrs. Howland-and
they will gladly call for them.-adv
i L.. lcFtpTdU, WIN mas btfii P'oN 'iiS '"h'
through the summer months with the
| fast Laeonia team, will play through the
remaining games of the season with the
| Italian Athletics. Corcorsn viii be re-
membered by Barre fans as the guardian
of the hot corner for Barre teams four
or five years ago.
The mercury in more than one Their
mometer descended we'll into the 30s
last night, some registering as low as 35
degrees. A few outlying gardens were
slightly frost bitten. but for the most
part vegetable matter was saved by the
heavy dew that fell during the evening
and the heavy fog this morning.
Hilda Hendrickson, little daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Hendrickson of Mount
Vernon place, received fractures to both
bones in her left forearm Saturday when
/ she fell from the bottom step OF fight
of stairs in her home. DR.. w. f. Lazeil
was called and reduced the fractures,
! The girl is reported as doing well. Only
year ago she had the misfortune to
break the same arm three times within
month.
Alexander Rennie, ir., of 200 South
Main street was agreeably surprised by
/ so of his boy and girl friends on Friday
evening A pleasant time was spent IN
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