The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ill NhhTles tdIton OF beTnH street ltit ~
Boston Saturday. where he Will spen'
two weeks visiting with friends
II Miss Irene Blair left the city thi
morning for BIattleboro, where she !
making a visit of a fortnight witt
II friends.
Il Manager L. NJ. Pease of the People
II Lighting, Heating & Power Co. is passing
II II few days in Boston and vicinity OF
business.
II Christopher Bjorn has returned TO hi
/ home on Currier street after spending
II two weeks with his father. John Bjorn
in East Brookield.
II Miss Mary Collins, who has been visit
ing relatives on Blackwell street for the
III past two weeks, returned TO her home in
III Burlington last evening.
II Mrs. George Ormsbee and two daugh-
II tiers, Dorothy and Thelma, left Barre to-
II day for Newport, where they are passing
II a vacation of two weeks.
II John Menard and William st. John,
H who have been visiting in the city for
II the past few days, returned TO their
II homes in Bennington Saturday.
II Justus F. George, who has been visit
H ing friends on North Main street for the
H past few days, returned to his home in
\ Plattsburg, y. Y, last evening.
H Milton l.. Julian, who is taking vaca-
tion OF two weeks from his duties in the
Granite Savings bank, left Saturday
afternoon for South Portland, Me.
i John Muiry, jr., who has been visiting
| with friends in Sunset Hill, n H., while
on his vacation, commenced his duties at
A. p. Abbott & Co.'s store this morn.
ing.
Orrin c. Hughes, day clerk at Hotel
Barre, is in Burlington for a few days,
with Mrs Hughes, who is taking a vaca
ton from her duties in the Daylight
store.
Miss Bessie Spear, who has been in
camp with a party OF friends at Great
Chebeague, Me-, for the past five weeks
returned TO her home on Jefferson street
Saturday.
Leo Vincent of Granite street left Sat
Iurday evening for Burlington, where he
will visit his family for a few days, be
fore returning to his work at the Yer
mont Fruit Co.
Eleazer J. Dole, member of the
Spaulding high school faculty and now in
the summer school at the University of
Vermont, was in the city Saturday as
business visitor.
Benjamin |. CLARK, who formerly resid +
ed in Barre, returned to-day to his home +
in Laconia. y. H., after passing few +
weeks in Washington, Corinth and other
Orange county towns.
| A. l.. Sabien arrived in the city Satur
day evening to visit friends on Seminary
street for a few days while taking va
cation from his duties as a clerk in
Montreal department store.
Miss Anna Blair completed her duties
in the F. w. Wooworth store Saturday 4
evening and left the city this morning
for Middlebury, where she is to make a
visit of two weeks with relatives.
Charles II. Northrop of Merchant street +,
went yesterday to Richmond, where he Is
to visit relatives for few days. On his !
return home he will be accompanied by 9
Mrs. Northrop, who has been passing a !
week in Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver J. Ladam and lit ,
tie daughter, Cecile, who have been pass |
ing several days in the city as the guests h
of Mrs Peter Marion of Summer street, /
returned last evening to their home in
Burlington.
Miss Rose Hopkins of Greenfield Mass,
arrived in the city Saturday evening to
visit her sister, Mrs Mary Mccarthy of
Summer street, for a few days. Miss !,
Hopkins was accompanied by Miss Marie !.
O'Neil of Providence, r. |. !
Mr.. and Mrs William E. Haskins left
yesterday for two weeks automobile :
trip to Niagara Falls and Buffalo, n. Y, :
going around the southern end of Lake =
Champlain, across New York by the canal \
route to the Great Lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hoag called on .
friends in the city Saturday while en- :
route for their camp on Lake Manicona-
gan, Canada, where they expect to spend
the months of July and August before
returning to their home in Milford, \. II.
Allen Dix left this morning for Pauls Ia
boro, n. j., where he has secured posi- -
lion in the Vacuum Oil Co. Mr. Dix has
been visiting at the home of his mother, C
Mrs. Hattie Dix of Franklin street, since re
MS graduation from the University of
Vermont in June.
A birthday celebration in the form of "
family reunion took place Sunday even AZ
ng at the home of Thomas II. Cave, IT., =
It his home on Wellington street, when
lis parents, brother and sisters and p
heir families gathered to assist in the
observance or MIS- 4OtH anniversary. fa
About Is were present and the evening st
vas greatly enjoyed. Refreshments were II
erved. =
Clayton Spencer, who has been spend
ng vacation with his people, Mr.. and en- en-
'frs. Maynard f. Spencer, since he grad re
lated from Tufts college in june, left of
o-day for Groton. where he has secured -
position in mill until the fall term of err
chool commences. when he will enter Hs
Iolderness as teacher in science and re'
mathematics.
Miss Nadine Edwards, who has been No
listing with her aunts, Mrs. Arthur ~.
facneil on Hill street, Mrs. p. VI. Carr re,
n Camp street. and Mrs. Fritz w Jack =
on on Hill street, since her graduation
rom Laconia high school last month, re- pei
nrned to her home in Laconia, n. IT, .nr
his morning. where she will prepare TO IN
nter the School of Domestic Science this I
Ill in Worcester. Mass. SIN
Members of the Red Mems degree team No.
nd Others connected with lroquois tribe SEES
altered at the Meadow Brook golf r.,
PURSE on upper Brook street Sunday wo
corning and were photographed by A. VI. the
roup. In group picture depicting the =
raves lined up in front of the tepees ;
any familiar faces may he distin- n