The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

Twenty fourth anniversary sale at Alb
bolts.
Auto parties carried 10 the fairs at rea'
sonsble rates. Call o. /. Cheevcr, Mont
pelier, SIS w.
Among the Chelsea visitors in the city
yesterday were Mrs. Henry Clirh
and Mrs Harry Lyford,
Stoyepipe anu elbows, all kinds Of
stove blaekinps, stoves, repairs Of all
kinds =. 4. Prindle Co,
Miss Mildred Bates OF Orange street
has returned home, after passing II week
with friends In Port Kent, " \.
Francis Havey visited friends in the
city yesterday, while On route trout Beth
lehem y H.. 90 his home in Montpelier
Albert Beattie, who has been visiting
Mrs. Beattie at Bethlehem, y. H., over
the holiday, returned to Barre this morn
ing
Mr.. aud Mrs Henry Leland who have
been visiting relatives on North Main
street, left this morning for their home
in Barton.
Miss Clara PurNcc, who has been yis-
iting relatives in Barre during her va.
cation, returned TO Harvard, Mass, Sat.
urday night
Alfred King who visited friends on
jefferson street over the holiday, re-,
turned to his home IN Manchester, y. H.
this morning.
Mrs. George Quinn, who has been Wis.
iting relatives in the city for few days,
returned to her home in Lebanon, y. H..
Saturday night
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Miles OF Burling
ton visited at the home OF MIR. and Mrs.
III. W. Miles OF West street over the
week end and holiday.
MIR. and Mrs Leon Darling, who visit.
ed relatives on Eastern avenue over the
week end and holiday, left this morning
for their home in White River Junction,
The Misses Gertrude Maekie and Lena
Pitkin returned TO the city last night,
after visiting friends, encamped at Grot-
ON pond over the week end and holiday
/ Miss Christina Melvin returned TO
Waterbury Center this morning after
visiting al the home OF her father, Wi
liam Melvin, OF Pleasant street since FRI,
| day
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen o. Werner and
children of Brooklyn, \. " are max
ing visit Of several days at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bradley OF Camp
street
/ Lester and Francis Hayden arrived III
the city last night, and will visit friends
on Washington street and East Barre ioi
"a few DAYS. before returning to theis
home in Richford.
/ Miss Edna Gorham returned to her
home on Pearl street Saturday nlgnt,
after visiting at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. K. NJ. Egan OF Waterbury during
/ the past two weeks.
Frank c. Turner OF South Main street
left last Saturday for Hartford, Conn,
where he Is making visit OF several
days with his son. Ralph {. Turner an
daughter Mrs Cram
! Mrs. T. r Houston and Mr. and Mrs
Floyd Deering visited at the home OF
/ Mrs. Flora Houston OF Maple avenue yea
Iterdav. while en- route from Chelsea TO
their home in Mortified.
] Miss Marion Carroll OF Bolster ave.
nue. returned to her home last night at.
er visiting with Miss Kathleen Miles,
at the Miles cottage at Starr Farm beach,
Burlington. for few days.
II. Emerson returned to Barre Satur
lday night from Lancaster, y. H., where
he has been visiting relatives during the
past two weeks while on his vacation
from the Barre fire department.
Mrs. Joseph Denny and son, Bradford
returned to their home IN Northhcio
Saturday night, after visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. James higgins.
OF Edgewood during the past week.
Byron Curtis OF Newport visited
friends in the city Saturday, while on
his way horne, after having attended the
annual convention of the Vermont Fu-
neral Directors association in Burning
ton
Miss Laura Suitor Of Graniteville, who
is employed in the millinery parlors OF
| Nourse & Wilson, returned to the city
Saturday from Boston and New YORK
where she has been attending the fall
millinery openings
F. L. Underwood of New York was q
Sunday visitor in Barre. Mr.. Underwood
was a resident of Barre in his youth, but
had not been here for So years and ne
found it rather hard work TO locate any
familiar landmarks. When he lived IN
Barre. his father was employed by
Joshua living in the latters foundry