The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

Burr.
| See the new goods for skirts at III
Vaughan Store.
Special numbers in Black Cat hosier,
for poe az Abbott's.
Children's tennis oxfords, a. per pair
at Sheas Shoe Store.
Miss Loretta bowers returned 20 Barr
last night after visiting friends at LAX
St. Joseph.
The w. T. c. L. will postpone theii
/ meeting this week ON account of thu
| Chautauqua,
Mrs. Leon McAllister of Williamstowr
| was among the business visitors in tho
| city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pitkn OF Marsh
field were among the business visitors
in the city yesterday,
For good dry wood, all kinds, including
chair waste and slabs, order of Calder 4
Richardson, Depot square. Phone $50
Frank |, Leland returned to his home
in Ashland, n H., this morning after
visiting friends and relatives in Barre
and Graniteville for the past week.
NJ. ]. Coughlyn. who has been visiting
relatives in Willamstown for two weeks,
passed through the city this morning
while en- route TO his home in ST. Adams,
Eleazer Dole. a member of the Spauld-
ing high school faculty and now in the
summer school in Burlington, was among
the business visitors in the city yester-
day.
Charles Adams visited friends in the
city yesterday while en- route from Ran
dolph, where he has been visiting friends
vfor a fewdeys, to his home in Water
bury,
DR.. o. f. Barr returned to Barre this
morning after being called to East Cor
NTH, where he tested two carloads of
cattle that will be shipped out Of the
state by East Corinth parties
A. R. Campbell, the sewing machine re.
parer, speciality of all makes, 80 years
in The business, is in town for definite
period. Orders left at the Homer Fits
store Work done at residences.
George E. Mcfarland of South Main
street, who has been quite seriously i'll
for several days, continues TO make
steady progress toward recovery, al
though he is still confined TO the house.
Miss Senath Soule of Fairfield, who is
to resume her studies at Goddard sem
mary in the fall, arrived in the city yes
terday for a visit OF several days as the |
guest of Miss Evelyn Drew of Averill |
street
Miss Margaret Melvin, whose marriage |
to William Mason took place recently in
Jackson. Mich, was the daughter OF Mr..
md Mrs. w. B. Melvin OF Franklin
street Mrs. A. Robertson and children
attended the wedding.
1 am prepared TO carry parties, ball
teams, etc, on trips, also light trucking
with my l2-passenger Stanley steamer
Guarantee prices TO be reasonable. Care
full driver. w. L. Persons and john
Berg Tel. 464.2, "a Jefferson street
William Maiden, who went to Mon
treal, P. O., several days ago to play
ball with the Montreal summer ball
team, has gone from there to Burling :
ton, where he will play with the Burling
ton team in the Vermont State league. 4
James Signorelli, who was employed
as pharmacist in the Red Cross Phar !
macy until recently, is moving his house !
hold goods from Merchant street and /
1lans to leave within a few days with
Mrs. Signorelli and her sister, Miss VIC v
ct Price, for Boston to reside. y
Enterprising North Main street tobac c
o dealers are offering for sale convent c
mt little packages OF cigarette tobacco 2
nd papers that may be easily mailed to !
he boys along the Mexican border. A >
pace on the red, white and blue wrapper o
+ the package is reserved for the mail G
ne address. v
A team representing the Barre Golf =
hub viii leave Saturday noon for st. !.
ohnsbury, where they play match =
nth the Old Pine club. The following :,
Ian to GO: J. Daniels, A. Freeland, j. ~
IRELAND, A. P. Abbott, D. Perry, p. a
;rown, j. Reid, H. Brown, A. Millar, d. -
teuart, j. Robertson, G. F. Mackay. \,
At the regular meeting of Cobble Hill a
range, held Tuesday evening the obli- q,
alton was given in the first and second m
egrees. The following literary program q,
as given; Piano solo, Lena Owen; pa n,
er, vermont, Resources and Future" II
alph Winters; rollcall answered by NJ
,nundrums paper, "The Way Vermont nj
eads All Other States in the Union" IN
Is. f. M IICN ny tite diSc ne
he next regular meeting viii be held an
ug. Is. ha
Granite manufacturers and Others who -
e to make up the party of 60 people A..
ON the Barre granite belt leaving this Z
ty Aug II for the national retail mon
nent dealers convention in Cleveland, n
!, are to have at their service during !
e trip committee of three to provide
r incidental comforts. The committee
composed of John Booth, James Cars
ELL and William B. Mackenzie, who are 4
have charge of some of the arrange Z
ents incident to boosting Barre granite
route and at Cleveland. The party is
leave the city in special Pullman cars
the afternoon of Saturday, Aug. IL,
5;55 o'clock. 1t is expected that a
imber of novel publicity features will
announced by the committee just be-
re the DELEGATION departs