The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

\ WOOL nap bed blankets, $l.o5 a pail
Little Dry Goods Store, Cottage street.
| Mrs. Charles Duke of Mortified wa
among the shoppers in the city yester
day.
One dollar for your old fountain pen il
exchange for new one at Red Cros
Pharmacy.
John Sector of Division street went t.
Burlington this morning for visit o
a few days with friends.
Come III and hear the latest copy o
music, Under the Flag Tonight a
Bailey's Music Rooms.-adv.
Guy Oltolini returned to his home OF
VIII not want to overlook. f. +. Clark
son q TO-, new store, Morse block.
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Tyrrell of Hill street
are entertaining Mrs Lester Tyrrell anc
daughter, Dorothy, of Battle Creek, Mich
Guy Oltolnireturned to his home OF
Blackwell street yesterday from Burlng
ton, where he spent several days with
friends
Among the business visitors in the city
yesterday from Woodsville, n. H., were
Messrs. Fl. l. Gallagher, NJ. NJ Bond and
Harry Flint.
Miss Hannah Farnhaid, who has been
visiting friends on Beckiey street during
the past week, left yesterday for her
home in Sheffield.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, X. Prize passed through
the city yesterday to their home in Gran
iteville after visiting friends in Burling
ton for several days
Mrs Y. Dey left last night for her
home in Montreal, p @ after passing
few days with her sister. Mrs. James
Stuart, of 81 Park street.
| Mrs. Carl Wilcox returned to her home
in Plainfeld yesterday after visiting at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Fl +. Cutler
of Jefferson street for several days.
{. II. Sibley, A-ao has been visiting at
the home of his daughter Mrs. G. A.
Kent of Orange street. tiuring the past
week, left this morning for his home in
Auburn, Me.
Miss haywood Foster arrived in the
city last night and will visit friends and
relatives on Maple avenue and Beckley
street for a few days before returning to
her home in Vergennes,
H, L. Schnfet returned to his home in
New York yesterday, after spending the
day in the city on business, coming TO
Barre from Burlington, where he has
been staying during the past week
0restas Regas, manager of the Mas.
colt Candy Kitchen, left this morning
for Burlington, where he will visit Mich.
olas G. Mascot, who has been a patient
at the Mary Fletcher hospital during the
past six weeks
II. L. Stefeld, who has been spending
several days in Barre and Montpelier as
the guest of relatives, left this noon for
Burlington, where he will spend the re-
mainder OF the week before returning to
his home in New York.
DR.. and Mrs. Walter NJ Keltv, who
were in town for the Hollenbach-J ohm
son wedding, returned yesterday to their
home in Haverhill, Mass, after having
been the guests of MIR and Mrs. John
Hollenbach of South Barre.
The body of Sorberto Cano, the infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs, Augustine Cano Of
North Seminary street, whose death oc-
cured Tuesday morning, was taken to-
day to Morrisyille, where the funeral was
held. 1nterment was in Morrisville.
John Sanders arrived in the city yes
visiting friends for several days He
will visit relatives on North Main street
for the remainder of the week, before
returning to his home In Williamstown,
Mass.
Miss Bessie Pitkin. who has been visit
ing at the home Of her mother, Mrs. !
l,eona Pitkin, OF Jefferson street. dur
ing the past three weeks, while on her |
annual vacation from the Rhode Island |
hospital at Providence, r T., returned |
yesterday to complete her training course
at the hospital.
The property Of the hack business con
Quoted by +. b. Sleeper at Montpelier |
was sold yesterday at an auction sale |
conducted by Dan A. Perry. The horses, |
harnesses and hacks were sold to several /
bidders who had to bid high before the
was knocked down The bus I
mess conducted by Mr.. Sleeper was not
sold at auction.
Goddard seminary juniors and seniors
10 the number of about seventy five,
ourneyed to the Barber grove on the
Richardson road on Monday evening,
holding the biggest entertainment of the I.
Alnu given ny tue SCHpui. Inc lulu6
or the corn roast were taken out of the
ireasuries of the two class Members of
he faculty staff chaperoned the party
Rev and Mrs. Edgar Grassland of Wei
ington street left the city early this
for Londonderry, N. H., where
hey are to attend the regular assembly {
If the presbytery OF Newburyport, of
which Mr. Grassland is the moderator.
The local clergyman will preach the ser
non at the gathering this evening and !
With Mrs. Grassland will return to Barre |
Friday Robert Mitchell. an elder OF the
iraniteville Presbyterian church, is also
ttending the presbytery.
Barre golfers, members of the Mead s
Nv Brook club, showed the way to Hard
wick pastimes over the new Hardwick '
curse last Saturday, when a party OF
tx from this city spent the afternoon
IN the links John Black, one OF I
he star performers with the clubs at c
he Meadow Brook, esta blished a rec
I'd for the Hardwick course by making !
he rounds in AS strokes. The Hardwck Q
to the st. Johnsbury Cal :
DOMAIN has the following to say concern
Nc the visit of the Barre golfers: "A
arty of Meadow Brook golfers from :
,arre came over Last Saturday and went
ound and over the Hardwick course. No
1atch was attempted, but the local boys :
earned quite little by playing with
nd watching the visitors. John Black