The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

see those special dress values at Alb
bolts.
Excursion to Plattsburg. July 10. See
adv on page adv.
Regular meeting Of the L. A., A. o H.,
Wednesday evening at 100
Merio GALL of Waterford, Conn, is
visiting friends on Berlin street.
Ralph Bennett Of Roxbury is visiting
with friends in the city for few days.
Mrs. Lillian. BurpL.m OF Washington
was in the city as business visitor this
morning.
4 Among the business visitors in the city
yesterday was +. +. Blodah OF North
Montpelier.
Miss Julia Register OF Graniteville was
brought 10 the City hospital yesterday
for treatment.
Mrs. Frank c, Partridge and her moth.
er, Mrs. Sanborn. of Proctor, visited rels.
tives in Barre to-day.
Mrs. Frank Gladdins Of Nelson street
left yesterday for Woodbury., where she
will spend ten days in ump with friends.
Charles Bianehi is visiting with rela
tives on Central street while on bus
mess visit TO this city from Buffalo,
n. y.
Charles Furrell. who visited Mrs A.
Adams OF First street over the week end,
returned To his home in Hinesburg yes
terday
A special meeting Of the ladies' aux
Hilary, Sons OF Veterans. No. s. will be
held Wednesday evening, July IL, at s
o'clock
Miss Blanch Haskins. who is employed |
in the Boston office OF Cook, Watkins & |
Co, is spending two weeks vacation
with her people.
Misses Nellie and Kathleen Brown OF (
Cliff street left this noon for Manches-
ter, \. H.. where they will visit relatives
for two weeks.
Miss Fsun Barney, who has been work
ing at the Hotel Barre as a waitress for
several months, completed her duties
there Saturday night
Mrs. Lawrence O'Kelly OF Prospect
street left yesterday for Burlington
where she will visit with friends and
relatives for several days.
Mrs. Florence Shcrwin and son of
Wells River, who have been the guests
If Mrs. Alma H. Perry of Elm street, re
turned to their home to-day.
Miss Tyde Holson, who has been con
ined TO the house for. several days on
Iccount OF illness. was able to resume
work in the Eureka restaurant yester
lay.
Mrs. Freeman Searles. who has been III
listing with her niece Mrs. y. C. Jarvis HI
i Orange street, for several days, re. III
urned yesterday to her home in Pots III
am, \. Y. m
"Mignonette,' a two-reei drama fea N
uring Edna Pendeton and Harry Ben U
am; Ben Wilson in "The Still Voice; :
lso a comedy, How Times DO Change
+ the Bijou.-ady. lr
Among the Plainheld visitors in the
ity yesterday were Aldro Batchelder, II
7. A. Page, William Coburn, Mr. and II
frs. Henry Batchelder and their daugh
er, Miss Grace Batchelder. II
John McHugo, who has been visiting
is parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John McHugo L
Hill street, for the past three days
lille on leave from Fort Ethan Allen. q,
sturned last evening TO his post.
Mrs. F. NJ. Kempton and daughter,
Tiss Marion, returned TO their home on it
outh Main street yesterday after visit in
e for the past week with the formers
ster, Mrs. F. w. Donohue. Miss Ger
ude Donohue returned with Mrs, Kemp vi
N and will visit here for a few days ar
The first game of the Playground a
ague took place Yesterday afternoon at Ke
lie Ayers street grounds, when the Ayers
rect p G.. team crossed bats with the
ncoln campus P. G. team. The Ayers in
rect team won in a fast and we'll tn
aged game by the score of 3 to o. II in
as pitchers battle. with Polli having an
little the better of the argument, hold. tic
g his opponents to one lone hit, while
ayton held the Ayers street boys TO Gle
rec hits.