The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-05
TALK OF THE TOWN
six sweaters Al Abbott,.


for several days.
H Reginald Davis left yesterday for Grot
\ on. where he will spend several days II
Il camp at Groton pond
II Miss Nadine Sullivan Of Averill stree
is visiting with relatives in Williamstowr
for the remainder of the week
Gregory Carleton of Boston, Mass, Is
visiting al the home Of Edwin Carleton
on Highland avenue for several days.
Miss Nellie Scampini returned this
morning from Roxbury, where she has
been spending few days at the seampini
farm.
Miss Alice Mofret, who las been visit
ing with friends IN the city for several
DAYS. returned 20 her home in Toronto
Monday afternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. 8. Eastman visited
with friends in the city through the day
yesterday, returning TO their home IN
Groton last evening
Da lunedi s luglio Ia panetteria sell
'Unione Cooperative Store passa sotto il
nome b. Fumagalli & Co. Servisio do
micilio con pane di prima qualita.
Misses Mary Donetti, Ada Bianchi, So
phia and Armeda Rossi returned to the
city yesterday afternoon, after spending
four days in camp at Woodbury. pond.
DR.. Margaret Carleton of Keene, y. H..
and Dr. Fannie Carleton of st. Johnsbury
are spending few days at the home of
their father Edwin Carleton, of Highland
avenue.
Miss Ethel Cooley, who has been visit.
! ing with Miss Marguerite Lamperti OF
Central street for several days returned
10 her home in MiddleseX yesterday aft
ernoon.
Ralph Martin of East Barre and John
Rogers of South Main street left this aft
ernoon for Brookfeld, where they will
camp for several days on the shores OF
Sunset lake
Mrs. L. F. Abel, who has been visiting
at the home Of her daughter Mrs. George
II. Upper, ON South Main street for sew
eral days, returned to-day to her home in
East Braintree
Miss Louise Partridge and Hugh Cole,
who have been visiting at the home OF
Miss Mildred Churchill of Berlin for the
past few days, returned to their homes in
Barre last evening
John \. Sanborn, who has been visiting
with relatives on North Main street for
the past three weeks, left yesterday aft
ernoon to visit his daughter, Mrs. L. T. |
Collins of Lyme, \, H.
Perry oliver, who has been visiting for
several DAYS with his people on Park |
street left yesterday afternoon for !
Claremont, \. H., where he is employed |
in the Sullivan machine shop.
The Standard Oil company of New
York received two new light wagon oil
containers this week which they will use
in this section of the state The wagons
are waiting to be unoaded in the NJ. &
w. freight yards
John CORN of Quincy, Mass who has
been touring through Maine. New Hamp.
shire and Vermont, arrived in Barre yes
terday afternoon and s visiting at the
home of Mrs p Ricciarell OF Berlin
street Mr.. CORN came through the
White mountains on his way from Maine
William Anderson arrived in the city
Monday and will visit with his parents 4
before they move to New York. Mr. An
1erson is employed at New Haven in the ,
factories. and will return ,
after accompanying his father to New ;
York
Through the y. A, Perry Real Estate q
agency, deal has been consummated, T
whereby Henry Phelps disposes of his i
i0.acre farm, situated on the west hill
n Williamstown, near the Stone brothers
arm, to Mrs. T. Norris of Washington !:
The purchaser will take possession at an
arly date.
AT the Presbyterian manse on Wei b
ington street Monday afternoon at c
o'clock, Miss Laura Iezer and Walter b
'aton, both Of Graniteville, were mar Ii
led by Rev Edgar Grassland. After Q
Wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Patton will il
eside in Graniteville where the former a
5 employed.
Earle Williams returned to Hanover, G
!. H., this morning and will work in the c
flee of administration ct Dartmouth &C
Dllege for the next two weeks. Mr.. VIII 81
ans has not made any definite plans hi
Or the rest of the summer but will prob. ps
bly, play ball for one of the teams at Ri
ne White mountain summer resorts. al
A demonstration OF ''Wear.ever" alum Pc
um cooking utensils will be held Thurs. :, l
sy afternoon at . 81 o'clocl; IN the s.rv III
x room of the Church of the Good al
hepherd, under 20 aIisp ces of the " ON al
rs guild. Eeach lady is asked to bring w
fork and a SPOON. IT, mission fee M
10 cents j. to he FOR tie hr left of re
e guild. Every lady present will be II, In
ven a "Wear.ever" prer;iur. III
Mr.. George II. Wilder of Burlington.
no has summer classes in Randolph and
'aterbury, will stop off each Tuesday
ening at Montpelier and remain until Nc
ednesday afternoon during the summer in.
teach his Barre pupils who have the de
st season been coming to Burlington
r instruction. All available time is now
ken in Randolph and Waterbury, but
w half hours are still open in Mont TO
lier. If interested. write Wilder School IN
Music, Burlington, Vt, ll6 Main lli'
rect, or see Fred Inglis, Clark street, me
IRE, Vt, or Sc, Paul Simsnton, flutist. th'
thaatra tie