The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

Burr.
| Children's tennis oxfords, AZ per pail
at Shea's Shoe Store.
John Booth OF Prospect street is EN-
ployed as bellhop at Hotel Barre,
George W. Hunt, an inmate OF the Sol
diers' home at Bennington, is visiting il
Barre
The regular meeting of ladies' auxiliar,
to Clan Gordon will be held tonight a
Has o'clock.
| Mrs. Marietta Kenyon has gone Il
| Lowell, Mass. there to make visit o.
several days with relatives.
| There will be a special meeting of thu
Bonaccord Football club in the pavilion
this evening at 1880 o'clock.
Miss Ruth Sowden of fremont street
has returned home, after visiting friends
in Woodbury. for few days
Miss Josephine Colombo of North Main
street went to Waterbury this morning
to visit friends for a few days.
A meeting of the Burns club will be
held in Clan Gordon hall Wednesday
| July 2, at p, m. Per order president.
Miss Viola Lascor of Webster avenue
| is spending the rest of the summer with
her sister, Mrs. Charles Arnholm of st.
II
| Adams.
The hour of the funeral Of Mrs Marian
Tilden should have been stated yesterday
as 2;30, instead OF o'clock, Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs George Walker of the A. Tomasi
block was removed to the City hospital
Monday afternoon in the Perry & Noon
an ambulance.
J. Neale Emerson, driver OF the auto
fire truck at the fire station, visited
friends in camp at Niggerhead pond in
Marshfield to-day.
James Monahan, who is taking a vaca-
ton from his duties on Merchant street,
left last evening for Boston, where he is
to visit relatives for few days.
Mrs. George Quinn, who has been pass
ing several days in the city as the guest
of Mrs. Rose O'Grady of Merchant street,
returned to-day to her home in Glare
mont, n. H.
The United Missionary society OF the
Hedding NJ. +, church will postpone its
regular monthly meeting on account of
the Chautauqua gathering this week.
Further notice will be given later.
The medals donated by Royal Tanist !
Walter Scott of New York for the grand |
contest in Highland dancing at Clan Cor
don picnic Aug II at Caledonia park may |
be seen in the window at A. w. Badger & |
Co.'S store.
Miss Dorothy Springer, who has been
passing several days with relatives in
Mortified at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Bishop of Washington street
and elsewhere in Barre, has returned to
her home in Portland, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Barton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bliss, all of Boston, are
guests of Mrs Bartons parents, Mr. and
Mrs. v +. Ayers. The party went Sat
urday to Groton pond to visit Mrs. Flor
ence Smith, returning to-day.
/ am prepared TO carry parties, ball
teams, etc. on trips, also light trucking '
with my l2-passenger Stanley steamer. {
Guarantee prices to be reasonable. Care
full driver w. L. Persons and John ,
Berg Tel. 464-2, % Jefferson street. !
Mr. and Mrs Harry Clark, Mrs. George
Owens and Mrs. Orville Cheney of this
city, Mrs Jennie Bartlett Mills and Miss
Pattee OF Boston. Miss Minnie of Hunt !,
ington and Allison Burnham have gone
into camp at Cedar Lodge near Joe's
pond, leaving the city for Danville to-
day. a
Mr.. and Mrs John Stewart of Central !,
street, who have been visiting friends in ;.
Los Angeles Cal, and elsewhere along
the Pacific coast since January, were in :
Buffalo, n. Y, early in the week, accord
ng to news received by relatives here, :
md will arrive in Barre tomorrow even
ng.
Tickets for the Community Chautau =
qua, Aug. 2, 8, A. 5, and 6. may be pro- =
rlred at the following places The Frank .,
dcWhorter Co., A. P. Abbott Co., Mrs. Al
". F. Shepard, Arioli s. Dente, Tilden :,
Shoe Co.. c. F. Andrews. Jackson's coal ~
mice, browns Drug Store, j. w, =,
Vaughan.
William Roy Farquharson of Windsor
nd Cassie Ruth Shores of Barre were :.
nited in marriage in Windsor Monday, -
uly "a, leaving on the evening train for " ;"
BOSTON, Springfield and New York, where {,
hey will spend two weeks. Upon their ~
eturn they will reside in Windsor, where :.
ir. Farquharson is employed as head r.
leat cutter in the Durham Cash market. :,
Linemen connected with the Barre CON :
truction gang of the Vermont Telephone
Telegraph company, while pursuing
heir way toward the Mad river valley
saw three deer on the Central
ermont railroad track near Middlesex. I
wo were does and all three animals
ere unusually plump and rather dis
osed to view the approach of the wire I:
ZEN with equanlmity.
Barre friends of Rev. w. c. Johnsoa
no was compelled to give up his pastor I
% in Windsor recently on account of i'll
salth, will be interested in the following
EN- from an exchange: Information
ON Foxhal is to the effect that Rev.
:. c. johnson stood the journey to Will
ughby lake we'll and that since resting
has been able TO walk from his bed to
e front porch. Steady improvement is
erefore confidently looked for.
Contractor f. y. Normandeau of Mer-
ant street called it a day last night 4
hen he and his men had completed the
SIX of shipping cement mixers, gasoline 7
gines. picks. shovels and other tools to
olcott, where they are to be used in
) 900 contract recently awarded the 10 1
contractor by the Boston & Maine .
ilroad. The contract involves the cree
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