The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-19
TALK OF THE TOWN
lack Cat hosiery Al Abbott's.

L Nh"9Nsi ~ guest OF MIS- htulEt is AlNo
| at the Morrison farm
| Conductor w. r, Rand has resumed hi
| duties on the NJ. & w h. railroad, ate
a vacation Of ten days.
John Mclean of Montpelier is taking
vacation of two weeks from his dutie
in the Union Clothing store,
Miss Elsie Pease, who has been in tn,
city comforting with W. c. T, L. leaders
for few days, has returned TO her home
in Swanton.
Harold Bell Wright's new book, when
Mans Man" on sale at Martin
Book Store; also "The Eyes of the
World at soc,
Rev Mabel Winch returned this morn
ing to her home in Arlington. after pass
ing few days with friends in Barre
her former home,
Mrs A. W. Clark of Hill street went
TO Wolfeboro. n, H., to-day, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Winnie Clark, and
her son, Gladstone Clark.
A special meeting of the Bonaccord
Football club will be held in the pavilion
tonight at 1880. Every member please
attend; business important.
Miss Evelyn Phelps of Academy street
has returned TO the city, after spending
several days in Bethel, where she was
the guest OF Miss Gladys Wilson.
The local league team is just getting
its bearings. Come down and see them
battle with Rutland, the leaders this
afternoon at 3 o'clock; Berlin street
adv.
Mrs Perry Joslin and little son, Rob
ert, who have been visiting at Mr. and
Mrs Samuel Sinclair's on Jefferson
street, have returned to their home in
Waitsfeld,
Alex. T. Beaton, q granite manufac-
turer, and 7. c. Cole, who have been
passing a few days in the city on bus
mess, returned yesterday to their home
in South Ryegate.
Daniel Halyosen, who has been en-
ployed as a stonecutter in Barre sheds
since the early spring, left this morning
for Concord, N. H., where he has secured
employment in factory.
James Sim, formerly of Barre and for
several years a member of the Citizens
band, is now playing with the Burlington
band and has received several compli-
mentary newspaper notices for his work.
Service on the park as usual at 5
o'clock Sunday night. Rev. B. G. Lipsky
will preach. If the weather is not suit
able for an outdoor meeting the service
will be held in the Congregational church.
Kenyon's auto bus for picnic parties,
special trips to Berlin pond Williams
town gulf and other nearby places any
time; reasonable rates and careful driv-
ing viii convince you Phone 606W for |
particulars.
Miss Bertha I. Suter, who has been
visiting at the home OF Mrs. Peter Wall |
strom of Essex street and with other ac- /
quaintances in Barre, has returned to /
her home in Swanton. She was accom- /
panied by Miss Elsa Wallstrom, who is
Highgate Springs.
Bob Dunbar, writing in the Boston
Journal, has the following TO say OF Law
ton Witt, the former Goddard seminary Il
boy who is making good in fast company
this summer: Lawton Witt of Winchen
ion. the young shortstop OF the Athlet
cs, says he didn't realize how green he
was until Larry Lajoie got hold Of him
md began to show him few things
Witt credits Laloies instructions for i
what success he has had SO far,
New officers OF the Salvation Army
nave arrived in the city, Capt. and Mrs
r. Ward, who come from Montpelier, i
where they had been for six months. I
They have been in the United States
1ine months and before that were in
Canada for six years. They were orig
nally from England and for the past II
rears have been fighting in the ranks of
he Salvation Army in its largest ca !
oacities in Canada and England. sun /,
lay school Sunday afternoon. Services
sunday evening at o'clock.
Announcements have been received in i
Barre of the wedding of Miss Edrie Mae
Turner of Moretown, daughter Of Mr..
nd Mrs. +. NJ. Turner Of Moretown, to !
larry Paul Boyce of Waitsfeld, which !
ook place at the brides home in More
own Wednesday Aug. Is, The bride
as many friends in Barre and especial /
Y among the alumni of Goddard semi {
AIRY, from which institution she was e
with honor in 1914. Mr.. Boyce
employed as passenger agent by the
'entraI Vermont railroad and after a
teddng trip the couple will make their !,
ONE in st. Adams.
A deal has recently been consummated a
thereby Levi Bianehi has sold his pool t
Dom in the B. d. Tomasi block to Joseph c
fovalli of Howard street. The sale com e
rises the pool tables, billiard tables and
Il fixtures Mr. Bianchi. who has run :
be pool room for the past four years, o
isposed OF his property in order that he
luld oversee the business in the restau-
ant and pool room that he recently
ought in Buffalo, n. y. The purchaser !
as taken possession of his new prop
-ty. If plans work out as Mr., Bianchi I
xpects them to now he will leave for !
uffalo the latter part of next week.
Granitecutters from the plant OF the /
arrison Granite CO. spent a busy day
asterday aboard a fiat car on the Barre
Chelsea railroad siding south of Pros Z
,ct street The reason why a corporals
Iard of cutters under the supervision 4
George Davis assembled on the car !
as evident after their work was done
hen trainmen put the measure TO
of stone aboard the car and found it
a. in the "clear" The big stone aboard
e car came down from Milestone hill
thursday and until it reached the up
r end OF the yards, it was thought /
at it would clear any distractions !.
ong the track Ii developed, however,
at a. leaaf gro bui1diugs might be =