The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

See the new waists at Vaughan's.
, How Britain Prepared Park Theatr
to night.-adv.
Norman Pratt of Williamstown wa
among the business visitors in the citl
Saturday.
Mrs. Exyzilda Sawyer of East Barr,
was brought to the City hospital Satur
day for trea tment.
Miss Bertha Mclean OF Mortified i:
passing a few days with relatives in
Barre and Graniteville.
A daughter was born at the City hos
pital this morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Page of Plainfield.
Miss Lula Billings of Ludlow arrived in
the city Saturday night and will visit
friends on Brook street.
Dan A. Perry and family left yester-
day for Greensboro, where they will be
eneamped for few days.
Miss Nina Bottinelli commenced a two
weeks vacation from her duties as clerk
at the A. P. Abbott store this morning.
c. Fl. Presbrey of New York is passing
a few days in the city on business con-
nected with the Presbrey-Coykendal Co.
Miss Eva Boileau of First street left
, yesterday for Lawrence, Mass, where she
win spend several weeks visiting friends.
Joseph Comolli of South Ryegate ar
rived in the city Saturday night and will
visit friends on Berlin street for several
DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Newton of Elm
street left yesterday for Niggerhead pond
in Marshfield, and will be encamped there
for a week.
Miss Ella Owens resumed her work at
the A. P. Abbott Co. store this morning
after taking three weeks vacation, Wis
iting while away at Starr Farm beach,
and Old Orchard, Me-
Miss Emma Whitney has resumed her
duties as mlliner at the A. P Abbott Co
store, after a weeks vacation, visiting
while away with her sister, Mrs. c. NJ
Bemis of Ormstown, P. Q.
Mrs. Mary Marion commenced a two
weeks vacation from her duties as clerk
at the Union Dry Goods store this morn
ing and will visit friends in Burlington
through part of her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walker of High |
land avenue left yesterday for Joe's |
pond, West Danville, where they will be |
for a week with Mr.. and Mrs |
F. p. Townsend of East Montpelier.
Mrs Robert Troup of North Main
street left this morning for Hinesburg,
where she viii be encamped for few
lays. Mrs. Troup was accompanied by
Miss Adler Gilberti, who is taking two
weeks vacation from the dental Office of
Dr.. Mann.
Don't forget the box social held in
range hall, South Barre, Tuesday night,
Aug. l.. The grangers hope everyone will
,ry to be there. Ladies be sure to put L
heir names inside boxes. Remember,
rood music for dancing and lots of cold
odas to help keep cool.-adv II
Mr.. and Mrs George Sullivan. who
ave been passing a vacation of two
weeks with relatives in this city and
south Barre, returned last evening to c
heir home in Schenectady, n. Y. They !
rere accompanied by Miss Violet Price,
rho will make her home in Schenectady. c
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Cutler returned to
heir home last night after making an
automobile tour of three days through :
-estern Vermont and New York, visiting
lille away in Glens Falls, N. Y, and also !,
assing through the Adirondack, return
lg by the way of Rouses Point and Bur- :
ngton.
The body of Evelyn Florence Chalmers, a
aughter of Benjamin Chalmers of Bris- II
d. Conn, a former resident of Barre, /,
as brought to Barre Saturday morning n
nd removed to the undertaking estab- /.
shment of B. w. Hooker & Co. Yes Z,
'rday the remains were taken to Orange a
enter. where interment was made in the a,
llage cemetery, a prayer service at the II
ave being in charge of Rev Amos Lord, IL
istor of the Orange Congregational a,
Iurch. The Chalmers child passed away So
Bristol Thursday after brief illness. pl
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary T. Les II
I'd, wife of Louis Lessard of Williams IL
wn. whose death at the Fanny Allen 10
'spital in Winooski Friday afternoon to
llowed an operation to which she sub 81
tilted on the preceding Monday, were "a
Id in st. SylvesteT's church at Granite
lie this morning at O'Clock. Rev. FIR.
seph Turcot, the parish priest, was the
iciating clergyman. There was a large
thering of friends and many flowers
ere contributed. The bearers were:
0rrest Wolcott. Harry Halves, Raymond
Iriezo, John Psriezo, Angus Morsncyl 4
a Joseph Tebesult. The body was ID
ought 20 Barre for interment in the
thoiic cemetery on Beckley street