The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

III r. Burr.
II Excursion to Montreal, July and
III See adv. on page 7.
II Among the Chelsea visitors in the city
II yesterday was b. r. Goodrich.
II Foster Tracy of Roxbury was among
II the business visitors in the city yester
i day.
II Mrs. Frank Burke returned from Shell
4 burne last evening after visiting with
| relatives for a few days
Il John Kingston OF Mortified is visiting
at the home of John Cleary on North
Main street for a day or two.
Everett Speare, who has been visiting
at Ned Roberts on Orange street, has
returned TO his home in Chelsea.
Miss Lena Salo left yesterday for
Sank Rapids, Mimi, where she will
| spend the remainder of the summer
| Cali l52-N tor furniture moving and
heavy trucking by auto truck at reason.
able rates. Vermont Trucking & Sales Co.
Miss Faith Walker of Edgewood left
yesterday for Boston, where she will,
spend several days with friends and rel
atives.
Frank Stackpole was among the Wis
itors in the city yesterday returning
last evening TO his home in East Mont
peler.
Ray Dearborn, who runs the Chelsea
garage was in the city yesterday on bus
mess in connection with his automobile
business.
0chus Forter of North Main street
lett this morning for Sherbrooke, p. O..
where he will visit his people over the
holiday,
Among the business visitors in the
city yesterday were Maurice Coughlin Of
Groton and James c. Sanders of New
tonville, Mass.
George Martin visited his brother in
law, i. c. Brock, on Washington street
yesterday returning last evening to his
home in Wells River,
| Among the business visitors in the
city yesterday from Brookfield were Mrs.
E, p. hanson and Miss Carrie Lamson
?. c. Keyes and Lincoln Morse.
Miss Davina Stephen of South Main
| street left last evening for Montreal. p
O., where she will spend several days
visiting with friends and relatives.
On and after July |, all lists of flowers
which are contributed at funerals and
published in this paper will be charged
for at the rate of five cents a line.
Misses JEANNE and Mary Stephen Of
South Main street left o-day for White
field, \. H., where they will spend the
summer at the Mountain View house
Jesse J. Jeanault arrived in the city I
yesterday and will visit with relatives
on North Main street over the Fourth
after which he will return TO his home
in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vigneault and
daughter, Beverly of Littleton, n. H..
motored to Barre this afternoon and will
spend the week.end and holiday with her
father, Thomas c. Carson on Laurel
street.
William Dobe, who has been visiting
for the past two weeks with his mother,
Mrs. Barbara Dobie, on Maple avenue,
returned last evening to Randolph, where
he is employed in the T. A. Thomas
Dry Goods store.
William c. Webster, who is employed
at the Trow & Holden Co. as chauffeur,
left last evening for a ten days vacation
trip through Massachusetts,, New Hamp- {
shire and Vermont, visiting with friends
in and around Boston
Serene Del Santa, Gastoni Tosi, Fl.
Tosi, Geno Tosi, g. Del Mont, Arturo !
Fare and d. Gudici left this morning !
for Highgate Springs, where they will .
open their cottage. They will be met
N Waterbury by Mr. Del Santa's broth '
er, who will accompany them to camp. h
Charles Beals, the steward at the sem i
nary, and Mrs Beals, the matron with
heir daughter, Norma, and Frank Tur
1er and Mrs Charles Watson, who have +
worked at the seminary for the past 8
rear, left this morning for Old Orchard T
Beach, Me. where Mr. Beals will leave II
he rest of the party for the summer va
alton, and continue on to Augusta, Me.
Russell Sawyer, the young son Of Mr.. h
md Mrs. Karl R. Sawyer OF Al Franklin n
treet sustained a fracture of the right b
.rm above the wrist yesterday while v
ranking an automobile at the Drown
.arage on Jefferson street. Attaches at
he garage stated that the lad had been 9
sked to keep away from the cars and -
hat unknown 30 them he started to =
urn the crank on an unoccupied runa- I,
out. The boy was hurried to his home u
nd Washington street physician was u
allied to treat the injured arm. Some
ifficulty was encountered in determining Jt
neither two bones of the arm had been us
ractured, but no more serious results fo
re anticipated. Parents of the Sawyer "
oy were under the impression that a
omeone in a car had asked the little fell I'll
wv to give the crank a turn. SC