The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

b. T. Parker Of Waterbury was among
the business visitors in the city yester.
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Leith of Spauld-
ing street are visiting relatives in Kings
ton for few days
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nelson of the
Woodbury. Lake house, Woodbury., were
in the city yesterday on business.
Felix Marchesi went TO Burlington
this morning to attend the Barre Bur
lington league game this afternoon.
Anthony Joseph left this noon for
Queen City park where he will spend
the week end visiting friends in camp.
J. w. Adams of North Main street left
this afternoon for Burlington, where he
will visit his family over the week end.
Miss Flossie Hill returned to her home
in Albany, n. Y last night after visiting
friends on South Main street for a few
day.
b. j. Fayette returned to Burlington
last night after spending the day in the
city yesterday on business in connection
with the Vermont Fruit Co.
Ray Collins, Boston Red Sox pitcher,
will pitch for Montpelier against Fro OF
Rutland, at Intercity this afternoon at 3.
Come and see these artists.-adv.
w d. Stevens and Napoleon White
returned to Barre. yesterday from Joe's
pond, where they have been fishing for
a few days. They report very good
catch.
+. f. Firkey returned to Barre this
morning after spending yesterday in
Richmond, where he bought few head
of Guernsey cows for his farm in
Wrightsvile
William Mercer returned to Barre last
evening after passing the greater part of
his two weeks vacation from the Barre
postofice in Somers, Conn, visiting
friends and relatives.
Mrs r. W. Hyland and son, Robert, /
who have been passing several days in
the city as the quests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
o. C. Hughes at Hotel Barre, have re-
turned to their home in Burlington.
Miss Mona Mortimer, a student in the !
hospital at Claremont, n. H., arrived in
the city yesterday and will visit at the
home ef her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Mortimer OF the east hill, for two weeks.
Special classes for beginners are being
formed at Miss Spears private school.
Application for admission should be
made before Sept. /. as the class number
IS limited to insure individual attention.
Tel 464l2.
Among the Wiliamstown visitors in
he city yesterday were Miss Winifred
Jeffords. Miss Alice Bohonon and Leon
McAllister Plainfeld visitors in the
,ity were Louis Coburn. L. V. Miner,
William Coburn and William Prescott
Dr. B. a. Lutman of the Vermont ex
pertinent station at Burlington and OF
he agricultural department of the Uni .
'ersity of Vermont, and II. L. Bailey OF I
member of the state board of
agriculture, are in the city to-day test
ng potatoes for certified seed.
Mrs. Jessie Douglas returned to her
lone on Orange street last night from
he Pittsford sanatorium, where she has )
,een under treatment since the first OF !
January. Friends of Mrs. Douglas will
e glad to learn that she returns to
BARRE much improved in health.
Arthur f. Bugbee of Orange street
ompleted his duties last night at the
-ermont Hardware Co. of Burlington, ,
there he has been employed since Jan :
airy. Mr.. Bugbee left this morning for 4
Mass, where he has employ !
lent with the Belden Sporting Goods J
o.
Rev Joseph Turcot, pastor of st. Syl- 4
ester's church at Graniteville, passed
trough the city this morning while on
is way home from Winooski, where he
as been attending a retreat for the
ergy of the Roman Catholic diocese of
arlington at st. Miehaers college. Rev.
ather p. NJ. McKenns of st. Monica's
lrish will go to Winooski Monday to
ass a week at the retreat.
James johnson OF Highland avenue left
lis morning by automobile for Sher-
coke, p O., where he viii visit rela
YES for few days He was accom-
,nied on the trip by Mrs. Samuel
aker and daughter. laura, of Trow
II. Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth Nicholson of
Inn street. Mrs. Johnston and her sis
r, Miss Katheryn Stuart, who have
en- visiting here for a week, will re-