The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

III Loren y. Bell OF Maple avenue yesterday
II Adam Craig is taking vacation OF
II week from the Smith 4 Cummings MGR
III ket.
II Mrs. Carrie Burke Goneo lent TO tn
H City hospital yesterday for minor op
II Grafton.
II Miss Belle Lyman Of Waterbury wa
II among the business visitors in the cit!
II yesterday.
H Misses Amy and Ruth Bailaw Of Plain
field were among the shoppers in the cit!
H yesterday
Mrs clyde Bixby of South Main street
was taken to the City hospital to-day fol
an operation.
Capt. W. H. Moody has been confneC
to his rooms at 81 South Main street
with slight malady.
\ Walcott Sibley OF Boston arrived in
the city yesterday and will visit friends
and relatives for several days.
Thomas Waldo, who has tren visiting
friends on fremont street for few days
left this noon for his home in Windsor.
W. +. Dana of Warren returned to his
home last night aftea spending several
days in the city on business visit.
Miss Ida Haviland of Highland avenue
resumed her duties in the A. p. Abbott
Co store yesterday, after a months va
cation.
Mrs. Annie Carroll and daughter. Mrs
Cornelius Lawrence, have returned from
the fall millinery openings in Boston and
New York.
Leon II. King and +. H. Fancher OF Ap.
ponany, r. l., guests of Misses Madeline
and Agnes Hale, left this morning for
their homes.
Ms. Hattie Dix Of Wellington street
returned to her home last night after
spending several weeks at her cott9gc
at Groton pond
Miss Alice V Melcher of buffalo. \.
Y, who has been visiting her brother,
| c. w. Melcher OF Park street, LETT this
morning for New York.
Miss Mary Mason, who has been visit
ing friends on Keith avenue since the
first OF the month, left this noon for her
home in Sherbrooke 7. O.
j. w. Sault, who has been visiting in
the city for several days while on bus
ness in this territory. left this morning
for his home in St Adams.
A party consisting OF Miss Dora Aid
rich, Miss Blanche McNally and Miss
Maude lIowes OF Mortified were in the
city yesterday visiting friends.
Mrs. Ellen Hathaway, formerly of
Barre, but now OF Walden arrived in
the city last night and will visit friends /
and relatives here for few days.
Miss Arlene Jetfords OF Wiliamstown I
passed through the city yesterday while
on her way to Nelson pond Calais, where 4
she will visit friends for several days
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Coleman. who
have been visiting friends and relatives
on Brooklyn street for two weeks. re
turned to their home in Berlin, n H., to-
day.
Charles L. Hoernle, an instructor, and
Martin Shay, a former student al God
dard seminary, returned last night 10 st,
Johnsbury, after visiting in the city since
Saturday.
Miss Ella Owens Of South Main street
left this morning for New York, where
she will spend several days on a business
trip in the interests of the A. p Abbott
Co. store.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. s. Gates Of Maple /
Grove street returned home this noon !
from a 10 days visit in the western part
If the state, visiting friends in Rutland |
and vicinity. Z
Mrs. c. c. Ramsdell, who has been {
lousek eeper at the deaconess' home dur J
ng the summer, has gone to North Hat )
ey, r. O., for rest and to visit relatives I
md friends. a
Mrs Henry Hodgdon returned to her !
lone on Highland avenue to-day after
listing at the home of her parents, Mr. :
md Mrs. Frank Whitney of Chelsea, dur
ne the past week.
Good specimens OF North Spy apples +,
# the 1915 vintage were brought out OF =
lis cellar to-day by B. W. Hooker. Some
f the apples seemed almost as fresh AS =
ghen placed in barrels last year. !
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Campbell Of
fremont street, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur i
'ampbelI and son. Lawrence, returned to :.
heir homes last night, after spending
everal days at Old Orchard Beach, Me.
All officers and teachers of the Con ;,
regational Sunday school and all Others p
lterested in Sunday school picnic are a
invited TO meet at the close of the prayer :,
leeting Thursday evening to make ar
!.
Mrs. R. O. Holland and three children h
nd Mrs. Alice NJ. Holland of Rutland :,
rived in the city last evening to join =,
Ir. Holland, who has been employed for
everal months in the store of B. w. :,
locker & Co. They are residing in the +
ouse at II Franklin street which Mr.. VI
Iolland recently purchased.
The funeral of Mrs. Levi Mallory, e'
hose death occurred at the state hos h'
ital in Waterbury. viii be held in the .f
lureh at East Montpelier Thursday att Ia
noon at 80 o'clock, Rev. A. w. Hew FL
t of the Plainfeld Methodist church Of OF
,iating. Interment will be in the East Al
ontpelier cemetery. The body of Mrs. %
allorv was brought to the undertaking ~
of A. ". Badger & Co. In ~
is city yesterday '"
Twelve boys from Kamp Kill Kare, ".
ar st. Adams. arrived in Barre on the
IL train from the north this morning
ID after visiting Jones Bros plant pro- ~
eded to charter an auto bus to carry -.
en- to the quarries. After spending p.
e day on the hill they returned to GU
mp. They were in charge of George S.
iris, a former instructor at Spaulding; tui
lrlev w. Heath, a former member of tbs
E Goddard faculty: Ralph F. Perry and
maid McIsaac. he
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