The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-28
TALK OF THE TOWN
New school plaids AT Ahbott'..

| Mrs. John Walker has returned from
visit OF few days with friends j
| Mortified.
| States Atty Frank s. Williams o
Bradford was business visitor in tn
city Saturday.
H William A. Clark OF Washington stree
went 10 Windsor Saturday TO pass few
days with his son.
just arrived, big line OF mill ends o
fancy wooden goods, Little Dry Good
| Store, Cottage street.
! Stovepipe ana elbows, all kinds o
stove blaekings, stoves, repairs of al
kinds. +, A. Prindle Co.
| There will be a special meeting of the
Bonaccord Football club In the pavilion
Tuesday evening at T:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Edna H. Arris OF Maple avenue
left the city last night for Boston, where
she Is attending the fall millinery open
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Taylor have re-
turned 10 their home in Hardwiek, after
passing a few days with friends in the
city.
Mrs David Wyllie of summer street
left to- day for Milford, Mass, where she
is 10 make a visit of several weeks with
relatives.
Miss Blanche Broderick OF North Main
street left yesterday for Boston, where
she is passing a vacation OF two weeks
with relatives.
Come TO the white minstrel show Mt
the Universalist church and hear Elsie
Ramage sing swat the Fly" Friday
Ievening, Sept. LADY.
James Mcintosh, who is employed as a
granitecutter in Burlington, returned to
his work this morning after passing a
few days at his home in Barre
Miss Mildred Bates of Orange street
and Miss Mary Bishop of Park street
left Saturday for Port Kent. Me. where
they are the guests OF friends for a
week.
George Beatte OF Brook street re.
sumed his duties as driver for the
American Express Co., to-day, after Wis
iting friends in Burlington for a few
days
Misses Louise and Clara Davis of
i Springfield, o., who have been visiting at
the home OF their cousin, Mrs. Mason
Page, LETT yesterday to return TO their
home.
Roy Mcdonald OF Boston, who is EN-
ployed as a chauffeur by Mrs. 0. c. Stew
ems OF st. Adams, visited his mother,
Mrs. John Mcdonald of Liberty street,
Saturday.
Carpenters Take Notice: There will be
a meeting OF local 4sl on Monday even
ing. Aug 2s at 1880, on account OF La
Dor day coming on Sept. A. Per order OF
president.
Miss Albina Connolly, who has been
passing several weeks at the home Of |
her uncle, Peter Hamel. Of Wellington |
street has returned to her home in Man. T
chester y. II.
John Wilson, who has been employed /
for several months as night clerk at
Hotel Barre, completed his duties sat
urday and is succeeded temporarily by
Luke Gallagher.
Joseph Kenefick of Washington street
left the city last night for Windsor,
where he has secured employment in
restaurant conducted by James Heavey
formerly OF Montpelier,
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus J. Mcdonald OF
Kirk street left this morning for Sher
brooke, p O., where they will visit rela.
tives for fortnight while attending the
Eastern Township exhibition.
Mrs G. f. Parker of Richardson street,
Lewis Parker of Waits River and Mr.
and Mrs. G. T.. Parker and family were
Sunday visitors at the home OF Mr. and
RMS. c. j. Waterman on the Richardson ,
road
Walter r. Tierney, who has been pass
ing a vacation of two weeks with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Tierney,
If South Main street. returned last night |
10 Hartford, Conn. where he is employed :
n an insurance Office. a
Mr. and Mrs. Eben Porter and daugh
ter Lillian, of Lynn, Mass. Mrs May ,
Mrs John Stevenson and r
Mrs. Alfred Vought of Walthsm, Mass, :
ire guests at the home of Wilbur French :
IN the South Barre road.
Miss Caroline M Swift, who is CON $
lected with the Mary Fletcher hospital e
n Burlington, returned to her home in Il
Iiddlesex this morning. after having f
,een in the home of G. n Tilden of
south Main street through the week end. |,
Norton Lebourveau, who has been v
assing a vacation in Barre, his former II
ONE, returned this morning to Mneville. g
\. J., WUeTe ne mas Deen SllplONeu as a
since receiving his diploma e
4 an Albany, n. Y, business college last Il
pring. a
Representative f. l.. Smith, who came Y
D Barre Thursday to attend the special ca
ession of the general assembly at the
apital returned Saturday to Old Or p
hard, Me-. where, with Mrs, Smith, he is W
assing the summer at the Granite City al
ottage. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith expect to 81
eturn to the city around Sept. Is, or Y
ossibly later. :
William Wentworth of Montpelier. -
no recently figured in Barre city court !
as a minor testifying to pur
1ases of liquor here in the city before !:
is arrest on an intoxication charge, was
iven a hearing Saturday before Asst. I
Judges Dale and Dana at the county :
,urthouse. After the hearing an order
probation in Wentworth's favor was :
eclared vacated and the respondent was
lken to Rutland to serve a sentence of
months in the house of correction for
burglary committed in the capital last
ear.
Tidings of an injury received some
here in France by James Forbes, for
erly of this city, reached Barre Satur- :
" through the medium of letter re-
lived by See. Alex w. Cormack of the 4