The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

III -''N AAtAHa III waists At AhHAiA
Hi Coming, Colonel Clifford OF Boston. b
sure "a hear him.
II Excursion to Plattsburg, July IS. See
adv on page adv.
Ill Mrs. Margaret g, Smith leaves to-day
Tor Boston, where she will visit relatives
for two weeks.
III &, o. Lambert left last night for Port.
land Me- where he was called by the
illness of his sister.
II Mrs Jane Wall and j. ". nickerman
OF South Royalton were business visitors
in the city yesterday.
Miss Marion Goyeh as leturned 10 Der
home on Eastern avenue after a week
II spent in Queen City park.
II c, w, Goldsbnry OF ST. Adams visited
II with his mother, Mrs. A. laPage of Pros.
II poet street, over the week end
II Great salvation Army day. July 81.
II Tickets now on sale. BE ready when a
II salvation lass calls az your door.
II Hear Albert Spalding, the worlds sec.
III ond violinist Edison record, at the Park
II Theatre Wednesday evening. adv.
Il Mrs, Moses Blow and Miss Theodore
III Blow returned to Barre yesterday after
H visiting with friends in Burlington.
II Mrs. David Beattie returned Monday
H from weeks visit in Claremont \. II.
n She also spent some time in Boston.
II Gustus Cleveland returned TO his home
in Graniteville Sunday after spending
several weeks at Lyme Mountain, \. Y.
Mrs. Walter Larochelle and son, Ar.
thur, of Hardwick are visiting friends
and relatives in the city for several days.
H Mrs. z, Adams OF First street left last
night for Hartford, Conn. where she will
visit with friends and relatives for a few
days.
| +. A. Bugbee returned yesterday from
| Highgate Springs, where he has been in
camp with Mrs. Bugbee and family for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Brussa returned to
their home on Berlin street yesterday
after spending a few days in Waterbury
with relatives.
John Oltolini of Berlin street returned
last evening from Mortified, where he
has been visiting with relatives for the
past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Walbridge, Mr..
and Mrs Payson Walbrdge and Mrs
Edgar Hanlon were Sunday guests at
II. B. Arbuckes.
Dance at Woodbury. pond Friday night,
July IA. CAROLS orchestra. A good |
time assured Lunch will be served at
Woodbury. Lake house.-adv
Mrs. j. Cordelli OF Hardwick arrived in |
the city Sunday night and is visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Ric. |
ciarelli OF First street for few days.
! Edward Comolli of Railroad street left
yesterday for Milford, n. H., where he
has found employment for the remainder
OF the summer in one of the repair ga
RACES
Regular monthly meeting Of the ladies'
aid society Of the Presbyterian churcl
will be held at the home of Mrs. Alex,
Stewart, Park street Tuesday evening
at 1880.
Mrs. Fitch r. Wiley has returned from
a stay of two weeks in Greensboro. part
Of which was spent in camp at Caspian
lake and part at the home OF her uncle,
A. b. DeBrune
Bernard Lamerie. who is employed in
one Of the ammunition factories in Hart !
ford Conn, arrived in the city Saturday
and will visit with friends and relatives
for several days.
Every organization in the city is urged a
to bear in mind the meeting OF the Wei
fare league to be held later in the week
/
each organization is present.
The ladies of the Church of the Good t
Shepherd will hold lawn party at the
home of Mrs. j. W. Vaughan, Is Maple i
Grove, Thursday afternoon at 2:30. A I
cordial welcome is extended to all.
Miss Hester Cove, a recent graduate !,
of the Crane Normal Institute of Music -
in Potsdam \. Y, has returned TO her =
home on Eastern avenue, after spending
10 days in camp on the st. Lawrence
river a
Miss Alice Torrance left Yesterday for :,
after visiting with friends in :,
the city for n few days. Miss Torrance
will visit with relatives in Burlington
for a few days before going to her home n
in Poultney. Z
William McCurdie was among the bus y y
mess visitors in the city yesterday while y
en- route for Burlington, where he will
visit with relatives for few days before 81
to his home in White River OF
Junction. en-
David Joll, who has been employed as -
! Jumper in the Barre granite belt for ~
he past eight years, left yesterday for
New Haven, Conn., where be has secured da
employment with the Winchester Re be
,eating Arms Co. 10
Miss Lillian f. Roberts, who is en- ~ ~
,loyed as ticket agent at the Central e.
3ermont depot, left last night for Rock -
and, Me-. where she will spend her vaca
ion with friends. Miss Roberts place I'M
t the ticket Office will be filled by Mrs so
J. Collins of st. Adams. te
John Connell a woodsman from Grove
on, n. H., was in city court this morning
n the charge of intoxication. having !"
zen arrested by Chief Sinclair. Connell
leaded guilty and was fined S.. with pa
osts of $685.. Because of failure to pay IN
e was sent to the county jail. IL
William Thompson wishes to correct ~,
he item in yesterdays Times which ~.
tated that the 20-centmeter she'll on 10,
in the window of ATarrion's ~
igar store is part of the collection of ~ -"
rar souvenirs sent him by his son. The y. ~
hell is Canadian product and was sent 20
0 Barre by Mr.. McCrea of Montreal On
The Italian A. c. baseball team re- =,
urned from Rutland Sunday evening Z
fter playing Rutland's opening game OF
ne Vermont state league Sunday, with
he worst trimming that has been ad-
mustered to any team in the league