The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

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H Mrs. Glenn Peterson went this morn
ing 10 Worcester, Mass.
+. ID. Ladd went yesterday to Greens
boro, where he viii spend a week in camp
on Caspian lake.
Miss Thelma Smith left this morning
Tor Manchester, y. H. after a several
days visit in this CITY.
Andes ranges, Perfection oil stoves
White Mountain refrigerators, wash boil
ers, L. A. Prindle. Depot square.
Reginald Davis left yesterday for
Manchester n. H., where he will visit
with relatives for a week or two.
MIR. and Mrs. j. II. Mcdonald returned
to-day TO Nashua, y. H., after spending
two weeks with relatives in this city.
Miss Lvia Bianchi of Milford, \. H.
arrived in the city Saturday evening to
visit with Mrs. S, Rizzi of North Main
street
Mrs. A. j. Mclean of Boynton street
returned yesterday from Cincinnati, o..
where she has been visiting relatives for
a month.
Mrs. Jennie Ralph of Manchester, \.
H., Is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. NJ. Hutchins OF Ayers street for
few days
Mrs Cedric Clark visited her cousin,
Miss Emma Whitney of Elm street, over
the week end, returning TO her home in
Randolph last night.
Mrs. George Hutehins of Fast Barre
passed through the city Saturday after
noon after returning from few days
visit with relatives in Boston.
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for Buffalo, \, Y, where he will attend
the 42d annual session of the imperial
council A. A. o. n NJ. s.. of n A.
P. Pelky, who has been employed in
the Holmes bakery, completed his work
there Saturday night and returned to his
home in st. Adams Saturday evening.
c. n. Angel and R. l.. johnson of Ran
dolph were visitors in the city to-day on
their way home from an automobile trip
through the northern part of the state.
Miss Harriet VI. Gregory of upper
Washington street is taking a two weeks /
vaca ton from her duties as bookkeeper |
in the Massachusetts, Mutual life insur
ance office.
Mrs. Alex Davidson and three children I
OF New York arrived i'm the city last I
evening to visit for several days at the I
home OF her brother, James Rhind of |
Brook street
Mr.. and Mrs W. W Sprague, who have
been spending the last two weeks at the T
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Abbott of
Edgewood, left this noon for their home
in Dorchester Mass
County Agent F. r. Abbott left this
afternoon for Cabot, where he will at
tend committee meeting tonight which 1
is to be held by newly organized club
among the Cabot farmers.
George Olmstead, who has been en-
ployed of late in the Smith & Cummings
meat market, completed his duties there
Saturday night and returned to his home
in Morrisvile this morning II
Miss Ella Owens. who is employed at /
the A. p Abbott Co. store commenced |
her vacation this morning and will leave
to. morrow for Burlington, where she will |
visit with friends for a few days
Mrs. Christina Seyboth and two little
children of New York City arrived in the
sity yesterday, where they will visit her
Mrs, Christina McTavish of \
upper Washington street for a few /
weeks.
The only respondent to face Judge II
Scott in Barre city court this morning \
vas Lewis II Williams of Montpelier, 4
Who pleaded guilty to a first offense of
and went to jail in lieu of Il
payment of fine Of 50 and costs of SIS II
Edward Clark. the principal of the Il Il
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ty this morning with Mrs. Clark and y
'fr. and Mrs. j. Strong, also of Bradford. III
They were on their way to Burlington | II
where they will visit with friends for
everai days.
Fl. A, Goodrich, H. W. Shores and Phil
p Ellis, who had been spending a few
lays at Niggerheth pond Marshfeld,
1ade trip to Kettle pond in Lanesboro "
yesterday and on their return to Barre p;
o day brought from there some fine
pecimens of rhododendron, plant that ,y
rather rare in this section of the coun- >;
nv, although they abound in the middle
outh states. There are large white "
lessons and the plant itself hls some ii
hat the appearance of the well-known
lbber plant. Nurseries demand big in
rices for these plants. h,
A very quiet ceremony was solemnized
aturday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock when al
ohm Simonel1i of Nerth Main street and al
Iiss Eda Casabella of Center street were
nited in marriage by City Clerk James re
Iackay at the city clerks Office The re
,uple were attended by Miss Ltiza ST. in
onelh of South Ryegate and John Casa
Ella. brother of the bride. A wedding al
nner was served in Eagles hall in the da
7orthen block at $50 and at o'clock TIA
Iere was a reception given in honor of
lie couple which lasted until midnight NJ.
n Italian orchestra played throughout ba
e evening. The couple left soon after -,
e reception for wedding tour that
i'll extend over about 10 DAYS, through
ew Hampshire and Massachusetts,. On ~ y
cir return to Barre Mr.. and Mrs. ST. az =,
onell will reside on North Main street. u
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Bystanders near the park Saturday rel
enng were privileged to see an un
ually pernicious example OF careless 4.
living when a man who had been asleep G,
his car near the park for several hours 10
-oke sufficiently to decide that it was -,
ne for him to be moving on. Without br,
hting his lamps. though it was some ar
ne after shutdown, he started the mo-
r and in attempting to turn around =
Washington street struck a Ford ma