The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-06
TALK OF THE TOWN
See Abbott's anniversary sale.

| See Ahbotts anniversary sale,
Auto parties carried 10 the fairs az rea.
sonablc rates. Cali 0. l.. Cheevcr. Mont.
pelier, 3ss.M.
Mrs ', T. Ayers Of Aver. street is
spending several days with relatives In
Allston, Mass
Sto,epipc ana elbows, all kinds Of
stove blackings, stoves, repairs OF all
! kinds. T.. A. prindlc Co.
w. d, Glidden and grandson, Wendell
Lane, OF Highland avenue lett this morn.
ing for fishing trip 20 Malletts Bay
Collin Mortimer of the east hill left
the city last night for Hartford. Conn,
where he is TO be employed in a machine
shop.
Mario Bianch returned TO his home on
Cottage street last night, after visiting
friends in Waterbury during the past
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Scampini Angelo
Scampini and John Bossi have returned
home from a few days stay in camp at
llighgate Springs.
Mrs Thomas Carroll, who has been
visiting friends in Burlington for a week,
returned to her home on North Main
street last night.
Gerald Ball arrived in the city last
night from Lake Sunapee, \. H., where
he has been working as belhop during
the vacation period
Alderman A. r. Bruce and C. H. Rey.
nolds returned last night from Rutland,
where they accompanied the Barre hose
companies Monday.
james Monaghan, who has been en-
~. - So,
months. lett this morning for Boston,
where he has position.
Miss Alice h. Farnham OF Camp street |
returned to the city to-day, alter pass
ing several weeks in Marths's Nineyarr,
Mass, and elsewhere in the Bay state.
Mrs James s. Milne and son, Walter |
S. Milne, OF Liberty street returned to |
the city last evening, after visit OF
a few weeks in Waverly, Mass, and |
vicinity.
A, II. wilkins has completed plans for
the erection OF dwelling house at the
upper end OF Maple avenue. The struc-
ture will have lateral dimensions of p
and % feet.
Harry Fettes. who has been visiting
at the home Of his sister, Mrs. John
NlcAndrew, OF Division street for the
past few weeks, left yesterday for his
home in Chicago.
John Mckenzie OF Montreal, p. O., re-
turned to his home last night, after visit
ing at the home of his sister Mrs. Da
vid stephen. of South Main street, dur
ing the past week.
Mrs. George Mckenzie Of Worcester,
Mass, arrived in the city last night
and will visit at the home of her sister,
Mrs David stephen, Of South Main
street for a few days
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Nicholson o.
Elm street returned to the city last .
light, after passing week in Sher-
brooke, p. O., where they visited rela
ives while attending the Eastern Towns
hips exhibition.
Napoleon Baker OF Plainfed, former
osident of Barre, was visitor IN the
ity this morning while on his way to I
where he delivered Bos-
on terrier which he recently disposed
# to man living in Colchester.
c. F. Smith, auctioneer, returned from
Randolph last night, where he held an
uction sale yesterday of 40 cows for
v Fl Pelton. Randolph people consid
red it an exceptionally good sale, prices
angling from $40 to SIS and the entire I
erd averaged S5Sl4. Mr.. Pelton was
much pleased with the sale and the buy I
RS secured some good stock, !
Spauldines football aspirations are I
ot to suffer through the postponement
t school reopening, as Capt. John To !
nasi has issued a call for candidates TO !
resent themselves at the Lincoln camp !
5 in Gospel Village this afternoon at I
80 o'clock 1t is especially desired that !
Ugh school students who are not ia Z
liliar with the game attend the initial
ractce and along with them the cap
ain expects to see last years substi 4
utes and the following veterans: Cor
on. Smith Wilkins, Mortimer, Watson,
-ichols, L. Tomasi, Chandler and Cole, :
mong others Lee Maiden is manager
f the 1915 team and schedule COM 4
lensurate with Standings record in the
asst is being arranged. Coach Charles l..
rown who is passing his vacation in
Vest Virginia, will probably not return
D Barre until next week, but in the
leantime practices are to be held regu =