The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

II your taxes
Big mark,down sale on summer shoes
az shea's Shoe Store,
4, A. iamofey Of Currier street te-
turned this morning from business
trip 90 Boston.
Call i52,W for furniture moving and
heavy trucking hy auto truck al reason,
able rates. Vermont Trucking Sales Co
Miss Ruth Blake Of Clin street il
spending several days al the home OF her
aunt, Mrs. ". II. Hardin, in North.
field.
Gus Marlinson, formerly engaged ~
the granite business here II passing a
few days with friends In Barre and NJ
entity,
Mrs, :. W. Ames Of Frankline, T.. O.,
is visiting at the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. W. J, NJ Beittie, OF fremont
street
Among the Washington visitors In the
city yesterday were Mrs. Scott PAYNE.
", Calcf, John Corrigan, and Mrs. Ellis
Bohonon.
Mr. aud Mrs Moses Genera Of Spring.
field, Mass, are visiting az the home at
their daughter Mrs. Colby OF Washing
ton street.
Miss Eva. Reid returned 10 her home
in Lunenberg this morning after visit.
! ing friends ON Park street for the past
/ two weeks
Mrs. Mae Johnson OF Boston Is spend
ing the week In camp At Caspian lake.
Greensboro, with Miss Eva Smith OF
summer street
H. A. Lundy 81 Pearl street returned
10 the city yesterday from vacation
visit OF two weeks in Boston and north
ern New York.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Robargc Of Is
Angeles Cal. are passing a month al
the latters parents, Mir and Mrs, Z. L.
Brown OF GleuWood avenue.
Miss Bertha Jones has returned 10
her home in Mortified, after spending
few days in the city as the guest OF |
Miss Lillian Roberts OF North Main /
street.
Peter Congo. who has been employed I
in a grocery store in Hyannis, Mass, Tor
a few months commenced work this
morning for the Gerald Holmes Baking
Co. on North Main street.
Mr. and Mrs John Cashion. who have
been visiting friend, in East Montpei
Ter for the past week, passed through the
city this morning while on their way
TO their home in Hartford.
F. Fresi and T. L. Selvriei, who have
been employed as stonecutters in the
Barre granite belt for the past two
years, left last night for Boston where
they will visit friends for a few days be
fore going TO Quincy, Mass, where they
will work
The supper committee Of the Baptist !
ladies' aid will have lawn social, in
stead OF a supper Friday evening Aug I
II, at the home OF James Grearson on
Hill street. There will be a program ,
md ice cream will be for sale. Every
oody welcome.
Auction sale tomorrow for II. NJ.
Farnham. the horse man, at his stables
n Montpelier, Vt. \ carload OF % hors
= Just in from the west, lots OF com
mission horses and other property; see b
id. on page :, this paper. G. +. Smith,
Iuetioneer. y
Neale Hooker, who visited al his home
N Park street Yesterday. returned last il
light to Fort Ethan Allen, where he IS
tationed as a mounted orderly Guards {
men stationed at the fort expect to leave d
rermont tomorrow or Saturday TO re-
DIN their regiment on the Mexican bor 4
er.
Judge II w Scott and Mrs. Scott u
nd three children OF Richardson street
eft the city this morning for High II
ate Springs, where they are TO be en- y
amped for fortnight. They were ac le
ompanied by Miss Glee Wood During e
he absence OF Judge Scott, Justice ot
he Peace A. A. Sargent will serve as =
citing city Judge u
Gov G. w Gates Of Franklin, who .
topped in the city yesterday while re :;
lrning from Northampton, Mass, where
e accompanied Barre granite worker
) the sanatorium. left on the mid.aftei -
Don train for Burlington, after having ~ =
ddressed the State Federation of La -
or at its convention in the Nichols "
lock hall ExGoy. A. NJ. Fletcher re- i's
ained in Barre over night, his party
copying rooms at Hotel Barre. y
A party of nine Barre boys left this III
orning for North Hero, whence they are in
trek to Camp Abnaki for a stay OF na
iree weeks. The camp this year is be-
g conducted on larger lines than ever n,
fore and since the last camp was es- -
blished, many Improvements and add. M
ons have been made. This year the Z.
ARE delegation will remain until the ~
mp is abandoned for the summer, re-
rning around Sept. |, in time for the !.
opening of the schools. The young 1e
en- who made the trip to Abnaki are: %
,orge Douglas, Charles Collins, Clifton ool
ore, Reid Barclay, Wendell Smith, ~
10 Spear, Charles Jackson, Wilfred q
senwinter and William Mcdonald.
Samuel Gompers of New York, presi- sol
mt of the American Federation of La =.
r, who has been attending the con -, '1s
ntion Of the state branch, left at io,i,
;35 o'clock this morning for Boston. wa
esident Gompers was escorted from ~
IN Gordon hall, where the labor ban
ct was in progress, to the Contra mo
rmont station by number of the del mas
ltes and officers and there given Il sew
,rty farewell Coils Lovely of st. Gri
uis, Mo, vice president of the boot EN-
4 shoe workers union and William IN
lndcombe, president Of the New Eng his
id Label conference, who have been 4
ests OF the state federation left for incl
ston to-day. Mo
Dispatches received here yesterday WI
tie that l.. O'Keefe, who with Mrs. day
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