The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

New wool serge for school wear at Alb
bolts.
Prices cut deep on all summer dress
goods at Fits.
j. NJ. Ingalls, of Durham, p O., was a
business visitor in the city yesterday
and to-day.
Sherman n. Parker of Spaulding street
has been passing 9 flew days in st. Al
bans, his former home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anderson have re-
turned to the city, after spending several
days with friends in st. Adams and vi
cinity.
! Miss Doris Howard returned to her
home in Piermont, n. H., this morning
after visiting relatives in the city during
the past three weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Carson of Laurel street
left yesterday for Chelsea, where she
will visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Leon Ordway for few days.
Charles Mercer of Brooklyn street, who
has found employment in St. Adams, re-
turned to the city yesterday and will
commence to move his household goods
this week.
Daniel l. Page and his son, Frank Page,
of Plainfeld were among the business
visitors in the city Yesterday. Arthur
Townsend, also of Plainfeld, was in town
yesterday.
Norton Lebourveau returned to his
home, l02 Washington street. this morn
ing from Albany, n. Y. where he has
been attending Albany business college
since last fall
Miss Belle Nelson, who is taking a va.
cation from Mrs. Shepard's millinery
parlors on North Main street, accompa-
MED Miss Dora Aldrich to her home in
Mortified this afternoon.
Fl. A. Goodrich visited friends in the
city last night while en- route from his
horne in Sherbrooke, p O., to West Leb-
anon, n. H.. where he will spend few
days on business errand.
Merton Emerson of Hartford, Conn,
who was called here by the death of his
grandfather, T. L. Emerson of South
Barre, is passing few days with ac-
quaintances here in the city.
NJ. p Blake, formerly clerk in Barre |
stores and now employed in the Colt |
Arms shops at Hartford, Conn, arrived /
in the city yesterday morning and will
move his family TO Hartford this week
Z. NJ. Lyons and family of Highland
avenue left this morning for Peru, where
they viii attend the golden wedding of
Mr.. Lyons parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mark B.
Lyons. The latter couple will be remem-
bered by Barre people, as they have
spent several winters in this city,
After having been employed for sew
era months as an assistant to Manager
j G. Addy of the Barre Western Union
office, r. j. loyal has gone to Randolph, Il
where he has a position as an operator
for the Central Vermont railroad Mr..
Addy's new assistant is to be c. w. ,
Coughlan, who concludes his connection
with the Montpelier Junction Western
Union Office Friday. He will begin his II
luties in the Barre Office next Monday. J
Ray Collins, the former Boston Amer I
can and University of Vermont twirler, :
md his friend, c. X. Smith of Burlington J
we're registered at Hotel Barre last night, {
eaving this morning by automobile with q
\. A. Lamorey and W. Curtis johnson I
or Barton, where the Orleans county c
air Is in progress. 1t was expected that I
Iollins would figure in a baseball match G
o be played on the fairgrounds this g
fternoon. Messrs. Lamorey and John e
on will return to Barre this evening. q
Miss Helene Desautels of Berlin, n. H., !.
) spending several days in Barre as the
uest of Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Mcdonald !,
t % Bassett street, having been accom-
anied here by Miss Barbara Mcdonald,
Tho has been taking vacation from her :
uties as cashier in the branch office of
he Metropolitan Life Insurance Co in n
his city. Miss Mcdonald has been visit C
~ in New Hampshire. Miss Desautels
! the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter e
)esautels, former residents of Barre,
Tho are now located in Berlin. n
Mrs. Lena Casarico, mother of William y
Beef Bisnchi. who was reported in Il
esterday's paper as having disappeared a
rom Barre while on two weeks vsca-
ion from the state industrial school in .
ergennes, reported TO The Times to-day
rat she knew where Beef" was, that he 81
idn't run away, that he was looking for a
job over in New Hampshire and that il >
as his intention to return to Vergennes "
hen school opened. Moreover. he .
al been in the Vergennes institution ~ u
My II months instead of nearly two 4,
ears, she asserted N