The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-08
TALK OF THE TOWN


Gage and Phipps hats now ready. Mrs
W. +. Shepard.
Big display of chidren's school shoe.
az Shea's Shoe Store.
Dance in Rowland hall Saturday night
CAROLS orchestra.-ad
Edward Smith OF Cabot spent the day
yesterday in the city on business
Warren Kerrigan in three reel drama,
THE Melody OF Love at the Biiou Sat.
urday.-adv.
\. +. Morrison of Chicago is visiting
his brother, Jchn G. Morrison, at the
Morrison farm.
NJ, j. Whitcomb of East Barre made
another shipment OF 100 pounds OF ma
pie sugar yesterday.
Mrs. NJ +. Hills has returned to Ran
dolph after visiting friends in Water.
bury and in this city.
Stoveppe ana elbows, all kinds of
stove blackings, stoves, repairs OF all
kinds +. A. Prindle Co.
Mrs. NJ. Solari OF North Main street
left last night for New York City. where
she will visit relatives for several days.
Master Clarence Stuart is visiting at
the home of his uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Aaioh helVH ~ hVlHuot FdIlH loI lew
days
Mrs. F.. NJ Roscoe and children, Helen
and Edward, OF French street are visit
ing at the home OF Mrs. T.. A. Stanley
in Waterbury.
A son, Thwing, born Monday to Mr..
and Mrs. Leon Smith of the Smith stock
farm died Wednesday and was buried in
Hope cemetery yesterday.
The annual cornroast of the Meadow
Brook Golf club will be held at the links
Friday evening and all members and
tneir friends are invited to attend
Mrs. Helene Junior, who has been visit
ing at the home OF b. +. Blair Of Aead
envy street for few days, returned to
her home in Chazy, y. y, last night.
Reginald Cady, who has been visiting /
in Graniteville and East Barre during the |
past week, passed through the city last |
night while en- route for his home in Bur.
lington
Mrs Leon Calmoore and son, William,
arrived in the city last night and will
visit relatives on Franklin street for
few days, before returning to their home
in Belmont, Mass.
Duchess, Peach st. Lawrence and
Founding apples. 10 peck Now is the
time to buy your apples while they are
cheap for preserving, canning or Jelly;
cooking apples l0c a peck. Tel, orders to
32l or 93-M, Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs William Klenk and I
daughter, Miss Grace George. returned
to their home in Dorchester. Mass, yes I
terday, after visiting at the home OF Mr.
md Mrs. j. Capio of Washington street
turing the past week. .
Miss Nettie Lawless returned to her
nome on North Main street last night,
after visiting friends and relatives in
Portland, Me. and vicinity during the
,ast month. Miss Lawless made bus I
ness trip to Boston while away
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jackson and Mr.. I
md Mrs George McPhersons returned
o their homes in Franklin, \. H.. yes. \
erday after visiting friends in the city I
nd in East Montpelier for few days.
he party made the trip by automobile. !
Harold Warren was operated on for
ppendicitis at Heaton hospital Mont
eler, Saturday morning. The operation
yas successful and he is doing nicely at
his writing He is employed in the en- !
inc department Of the Montpelier &
Wells River shops.
Russell Page, son Of Senator c. s. 2
age, and Edward IT. Deayitt passed X
trough the city Yesterday on their wav =
> Chelsea, where they will do some cam 2
aigning for the senator. They are ex. 4
ected to be in Barre tonight to confer =
it'll local Page men. <
Special price on the Robert H. Jones .
ouse on Allen street. One of the best 2
buses in the city. with large piece of <
nd. Six rooms, steam heat, porch on =
yo sides; good plumbing; all up in <
lape. Does not need dollar outlay. :
an be bought for S2275 See the D. A. =
arry Real Estate Agency for more par (
culars. adv. 2
Mrs. Frank Cove Of Eastern avenue :
ayes tonight for Santa Cruz Cal, z
here she will make short stay and on &
II return will be accompanied by her .
other, Mrs. Sarah c. Huntington, who <
IS been in California spending the past :
70 years with another daughter, Mrs 9,
mes Dunning Mrs. Ena Swan of "
'anklin, \. H., will accompany Mrs -
we as far as Montour, Ia
Lindol r. Waterman OF Washington
rect left to-day for Orleans, where he
Il spend few days with his sister,
RS. Harry Bassett, before going TO Va
anstead, p O., to take up his duties %s
Stanstead Wesleyan college Mr. 4:
aterman graduated last June from ] 4
institute in Boston and will
pervise manual training and have y
sses in mathematics at the Canadian
lool
Nearly a dozen members OF the Phil. :
lea class of the Congrega tonal church
Irneyed up Trow hill yesterday after
on to the Crows Nest, near the Hutch
on residence, and there enjoyed their
nusl picnic Lunches were taken by
picnickers and a supper in the
m of basket lunch was enjoyed
GREATER games were in order, followed n
a corn roast later in the evening. The nv
-ty broke up around 10 o'clock, all pro. en-
lncing it a decided success and voting III
to hold another such affair sM
It year. ~
! near accident occurred last night at
junction of Iasbinutop Fin, and