The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-31
TALK OF THE TOWN
AWNING strines nd Ahbott's.

| tash PAID Tor old gold and silver r. II
Burr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berry of Northhelc
are visiting friends in the city for few
days.
| Mr., and Mrs. Ernest Joslyn of Water,
bury were in the city as visitors over the
week end
Miss Merle Lapier has been passing
several days in Fayston as the guest OF
, Mrs. Janet Dumas.
| William II. Pitkin of Boston, formerly
of Barre, is passing a few days with
| friends in Barre and vicinity.
| Mr.. and Mrs H. j. LaRoe left this
| morning for Burlington, where they will
visit friends and relatives for few
| days.
Miss Harriet Poverty has returned to
Philadelphia, after visiting at the home
| OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Young OF 80 East
ern avenue.
Ambrose Cobo Intnino arrived in the
city this morning from New York, where
he recently landed after an extended visit
in Santander, Spain.
James c. Allen of the west hill under
went a successful operation for hernia
at the City hospital Saturday. Mr.. Al
lens condition was reported to be com
Portable to-day.
Mrs. Dora Aldrich, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
House of Mortified and Mr. and Mrs
j. P. Butler OF Maiden, Mass, visited at
the home of Flora Houston of Maple ave.
nue. yesterday.
Mrs. William Black and daughter, Miss
Gertrude Mackie, returned to their home
on Maple Grove street yesterday after
making an extended sojourn with rela.
tives in Portland, Me.
Mrs. Mary Flint and Mrs. Robert L.
Stanton, who had been spending the
month of August with Miss Alice Farm
ham of Camp street have returned to-
their home in Providence, r. /.
Dean Ladd who has been attending
summer school at johnson Normal school,
passed through the city Saturday to stay
with his mother, Mrs. w. w Ladd, in
| Orange for the remainder of the sum
mer.
| Miss ANGELA Tierney, Mr.. and Mrs. |
| Carroll Martin and Albert Beattie spent |
the week end in Bethlehem, n H., visit
ing Mrs Albert Beattie, who is running |
a store there through the vacation pc
Rod
Medals donated by Royal Tanist Wal |
ter Scott of New York for the competi |
tion in Highland dancing at Clan Gordon |
picnic Aug II, Caledonia park, are ex
hibited in the display window at the
store of A. w. Badger & Co.
1 am prepared TO carry parties, ball
teams, etc, on trips, also light trucking
with my l2-passenger Stanley steamer,
4aa ~ -, Ia !
full driver. w. L. Persons and john
Berg Tel 464-2, "a jefferson street.
Miss Katherine r. Stewart Of East
Longmeadow, Mass, former resident of
Barre, arrived in the city Saturday for a
visit of several days at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. James Johnston of Highland
avenue. Miss Stewart is sister of Mrs.
Johnston.
Francis A. Mccarthy of Averill street
returned to the city yesterday from an
trip to New Hampshire and
Massachusetts During his absence he
visited Mrs. Mccarthy, who is passing
several weeks with her parents in Fran
coma, n. H.
Clifford c. Caswell Of Maple Grove, who :
ia taking vacation of two weeks from
his duties in the offices OF the National
Life Insurance Co. at the capital, is pass
ing several weeks in Rivere du Loup, =
P. Q. He was accompanied to the prov :
nee Saturday by Mrs, Caswell.
Tickets for the Community Chautau y
qua, Aug 2, 3, 4, 8, and g. may be pro :
,ured at the following places: The Frank :
McWhorter Co., A. p Abbott Co., Mrs n
w. F. Shepard, Arioli & Dente, Tilden :
Shoe Co, G. F. Andrews, Jacksons coal =
,nice, Browns Drug Store, j. w. a
Vaughan, .
Jerking for the past two months at the A
Homer Fits Co. store, has finished work =
here and returned to her home in Mid T
Ilebury Miss LaPan was accompanied
ZONE by Mrs Louis Bruya and two chill
ren, who will visit in Middlebury for 5
eversl days.
L. H. Lewis of Hyde Park publisher of J
he Morrisville News and Citizen, and
I. f. Appolt of the Hardwick Gazette, Z
we're visitors in the city Sunday, leaving
n the afternoon for their homes, after I
aving attended an outing at Lake Morey
saturday, when H. +. Parker Of the Brad.
ord Opinion entertained a number of I
asst side editors and publishers. IL
Among the visitors in the city through
he weekend were the following people Z
tate's Attorney Frank S. Williams of :
DR.. Richard Strobridge, w. p.
Ieffier and chauffeur of New York. A. T.
,napp of Kingston, n. Y, Rev. George F
'ortier of st. Adams, w. l.. Carrick OF
Vhitnsvile Mass, Mr., and Mrs. R. z.
onner of Gardner, Mass, Mr. and Mrs.
w. Sanborn, Miss Alice Sanborn, F:
larry W. Sanborn and Mrs. II. w San
orn of Gilmanton, n f., Mrs. A. New 1
On of Hartford, Conn, +. G. Norton OF !
H. f. Pierce of Huntington, ]
Irs Newcomb of New York City, Mr.. z
nd Mrs. Lucien Andrews, s. ]. Miller
nd Miss Helen Farr of New York, Miss 1
llia Bass of Somerville, Mass, r. Fetch :
of Hardwick, |. Hilliker, Mr.. and Mrs
W. Laird of Barton, Mrs. A. f. Covell
Mortified. Mrs Mary Powers of VOL
TT, f. A. Cove of Barton, Miss Grace
eminway of Mount Vernon, y. Y and |:
n. and Mrs r. T. Rowe of Plattsburg, ]
Y.
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