The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-19
TALK OF TIE TOWN

II Main street is spending two weeks
II vacation in Woodbury..
II 4 son was born at the City hospita
II yesterday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs
II Alex Rae of So Pleasant street.
II Wanted-A seat in an automobile Sun
H day going and returning through Eas
II Randolph. Tel. Eastman Brothers.
II Miss Clio Hurlburt, who has been Wis
H iting friends in the city for a few days
H returned to her home in Hyde Park las
night.
George Kelly Of Boston was a business
visitor in the city yesterday, leaving FOL
Mortified last night, where he will visit
relatives.
| George Clemens returned to his home
in Proctor last night after visiting
friends on Brook street since the first OF
the week.
Miss Annie Malloy returned to her
home in Lebanon. \. H.. last night after
visiting friends in the city for the past
two weeks.
Mrs. A. o. Warner of Merchant street
left this morning for Williamstown,
where she will visit friends and relatives
for few days. /.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly returned
to their home in Brattleboro last night
after visiting friends on North Main
street during the past week
Mr. and Mrs. John Bishop Of Fast
Barre passed through the city to-day en-
route for St Johnsbury and LyL3onville
! for a few DAYS stay with friends.
Leslie Wyllie has completed his duties
at the Red Cross Pharmacy and viii
leave for Sugar Hill, \. H., where he
will remain for the next two weeks
Miss Sylvia Malnati Of West Hoboken,
| n. j., arrived in the city last night and
will visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Augustus Rossi Of Foss street for few
weeks.
James Phelps, graduate of the 1916
class at Goddard seminary. returned TO
his home in Marshfield last night after
spending few days in the city on bus
mess trip.
Bear in mind the canning demonstra
ton at Cobble Hill grange hall Thursday,
Aug. "a This was enormously announced
in yesterdays Times as a county" dem
onstration.
A meeting OF the Labor day refresh
ment committee will be held Tuesday
evening, Aug. %, in the polishers' hall,
Nichols block, at o'clock prompt. |
Harry Dale, chairman.
Rutland, the league leaders, will be at
Berlin street grounds this afternoon at 3 |
o'clock. 1t is their purpose to carry |
home another l. A. G. victory. Can they |
do it? Come down, fans, and see fast |
game.-adv.
Louis Fava, who has been taking 10 .
days vacation from his duties rs head
waiter at the Chateau hotel in Ottawa,
Ont, returned to Ottawa last night after
visiting at the home OF 0hghi Brignola
for few days.
Raymond Waterman has returned
from Hsrdwick, where he has been visit
ing during the past week, while on his
vacation from the Smith & Cummings
market. Mr.. Waterman resumed his du
ties in the market this morning.
Frank w Smith. who has been visit
ng friends and relatives in Barre and
Websteryille for the past 10 days, left
asst night for Woodsville. n. H.. where I
ne viii visit his son, Merton Smith, for
few days while en- route to his home in
.aconia, n. H.
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. !
Fred Suitor, Miss Alice Sullivan, Miss
Jennie Mari, Miss Mamie Mcdonald and !:
Miss Marguerite Brown left by automo-
,ile this morning to tour through the
White mountains to Old Orchard Beach,
lie, where they will spend two weeks.
The condition of Luigi Gatoni Of Rail
Dad street, who suffered the partial :
evering of an artery in his left arm y
'hile working at the plant Of G. w. Nc i,
lillian & Son Thursday, is improving I
teadily, although the patient, who is at h
he City hospital, still feels the effects 3,
( considerable blood letting. n
Among the guests registered at Hotel n
arre last night and this morning were
he following people: Mr.. and Mrs. D. f,
Teald of Brookfeld, Me-. and Mr. and r.
lrs. NJ. A. Sturtevant of South Royal m
on. Mr., and Mrs. A. J. Raymore of al
thol, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs f. L. Grout SC
New York City, Miss White and party OF
New York w. J. NJ. Sutherland of IL
Iolyoke, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. in
rane, Miss Rhetta Crane. Henry Down III
e and Miss Celia Gallivan of Windsor, fe
alph Hillson of Somerville, Mass Mr.. ci
nd Mrs. r. P. Anderson of St Adams. "
q. NJ. Darling of Hardwick, {. H. Albert al
~ of Hartford, L. d. Sullivan of Phila- pl
slphia, Pa, C. A. Sikora of Boston. s
r. G. f. Kerr of New York City, and IN
L. Abbott of Saxtons River. q
Inquiry among the men who are ped st
ing ice in the city develops the infor- cd
alton that the shortage which is dis Sc
rbing the equsnimity of consumers in
her New England cities is not to be ev
.perenced here in Barre. Storage as
,uses of J. NJ Ward & Son are well WI
led with ice and the abnormally hui gr
id weather of the past few weeks has Ia
It affected the supply to any appre iic
ible extent. Extreme care is always pr
ken in storing the ice and the local IN
, dealer may have the precautionary tol
easures taken in the winter to thank Gu
r the fact that there is an abundance oil
ice in August. Last winter ice of UNI an
ual thickness and high quality was Sc wa
red In summers past the local dealer gr'
5 been able to furnish outside towns PEI
tn ice and several advances have been eie
Ide this year for quantities varying in tor
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