The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

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weeks as ernnd boy at the Homer FIT
H Co.
H George Halvosa of Chelsea was amonI
the business visitors in the city yester
day.
Notice! When in Marshfeld call al
the Durette ice cream parlor and luncl
room.
Walter Lance and son Of Plainfelc
were in the city yesterday visiting witt
relatives.
James Cow was among the visitors in
Burlington yesterday, returning to Barre
last evening.
Rummage sale in vestry OF the Univer'
salist church Thursday afternoon and
eyening.--adv.
Miss Kate Gallagher Of Burlington is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Lucy Corcoran
OF Short street.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. n. Vassar of Water
bury were among the business visitors in
the city yesterday.
r. Clerice Of Waterbury was in the
city for few days recently visiting with
friends and relatives.
Wolfe and white organdie 40 inches
wide, lac a yard. Little Dry Goods
Store, Cottage street.
Miss Tyde Holsen Of Church street left
yesterday for Boston, where she will visit
relatives for few days.
p W. Sargent returned to his home in
Chelsea this morning, after visiting with
friends in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Olaf Anderson, who formerly lived
on Grant avenue, left yesterday for New
York, n. Y, where she expects to reside.
Mrs. f. Henry returned to her home on
Jefferson street yesterday, after spending
a few days in Marshfield with relatives.
Miss Mary GievanelIi Of North Main
street went yesterday to Hardwck,
where she will visit with relatives for a
few days.
Miss Helen Criiickshank of Ayers
able TO attend to her work at the Eureka
restaurant.
Mrs. +. A. Eaton of East Barre passed
through the city yesterday for Burling
ton, where she will visit with friends
for few days.
The Wetmore & Morse Granite Co.
yesterday declared a semi-annual divi-
dend of per cent from the earnings for
the past six months.
Mrs, John I. gladden., who has been
visiting for the past week with friends
on North Main street, left this noon for
her home in Burlington,
Violet Pratt. who has been attending |
Goddard for the past year returned to |
her home yesterday in Vershire, where
she will spend her vacation with her pto.
pie
Mrs. Lloyd Macneil and little son,
Lloyd, jr., of Maple Grove, who have been
visiting with her people in Bellows Falls
for the past few weeks, returned to her
home yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. G. FL Billings who have
been visiting friends on North Main !
street for the past few days, returned
Yesterday afternoon to their home IN
White River Junction.
Perley Lafayette of Windsor is at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
OF west hill, having been sum
moned here BY the accidental death of
ais brother, William Lafayette.
Violet Mercereau and Harry Beuham in
|, two-reel Drama "The Doll Doctor,
Nan Good-for nothing the story Of
.omboy, and Billy Rhodes in a Nestor
comedy, The Wrong Bird" at the BIZ
on to-day. adv
Louis Calvi, who has been employed in
Barre for the past few years as stone
utter, moved his family yesterday to
Cal, where he has secured
york with the Occidental Sonoma Co, a
ranite firm that is located there. !
Misses Helen and Margaret Leonard !
nd Charles Leonard of Toledo. o., ar /,
lived in the city yesterday to attend the 1
feddng of Miss Agnes Nelson, former
asher in the telephone office, to Louis
Dornheofer of Brooklyn, n. Y.
Barre veterans OF the Spanish Amer
AN war in a party that included Thorn a
8 j. Mercer, Charles Gauthier, William =
Y. Russell and G., A. Wilkinson, accom- u
anied by o. ]. Dodge and George Gauth o
r. motored in the latter's car last even 0
70 to Colchester, where they expected
see the lst Vermont infantry entrain
,r the Mexican border. The militiamen e!
ulled stakes, but were uncertain as to
hat time they would depart.
Directors of the recently organized :
ermont baseball league are to meet in n
ARE or Burlington this evening to work "
\ the schedule that is 10 be used during o.
le ten weeks OF play, beginning July 4. d
was stated this morning that Antonio q
Broggi of this city and c. DeForest u
ancroft of Montpelier had been nomi
ated directors, the nominations to be \
at the meeting tonight. Many r
the finer details of the league remain
be worked out, but the promoters
the enterprise expect to have the four =
ans effectively welded together before
e opening game
Reports from the physician attending ID
areellino Campo, who is at the City ca
spital suffering from a scalp injury re-
ived in fracas on Circle street sat
day. indicate that the man is making
cd progress toward recovery. There is 4.
tie danger of complications resulting !
pm the thwack which he received on 2;
2 head and it is likely that the patient VI
II be able to return home in a few y.
vs.. The police are continuing their
,rch for the men alleged TO have i'm.
Gated in the assault on Campo. II is NJ,
ID that the pair. brothers, we're seen W
out town Monday morning. Ia
An interesting study in psychology and
? movies is afforded by the presence in
city Of ~The Birth Of Nstion" film
a the fact that the crowds which are 4
thering TO see the famous cinema CYL Z
Ter unrolled are quite as large as the IT
iienee last fall. when the mueh-dis- N