The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

the City hospital for treatment.
Miss Mary VIII has gone to Lake sun
apee, \. H., where she il waitress in i
hotel
Mrs. Jennie Spadalini of Bolster place
was taken 10 the City hospital Thursday
| for treatment.
| + full line OF Mary Estabrooke Hal,
cards, birthday, congratulation, etc. al
Bell & Houston's.
Boxing lessons by professional boxer
Louis Knockout Fillion, l4s. pound ehal
lenger, % West street, Barre. Vt.
Call l52tW for furniture moving and
heavy trucking by auto truck at reason
able rates. Vermont Trucking & Sales Co
Maynard and Clayton Spencer of Cur.
rier street left yesterday for Niger.
head pond, where they will be eneawped
for several days.
Miss Isabel Warner, who has been Wis.
ting friends in Barre for the past week,
returned this morning TO her home IN
Hartford, Conn.
Mrs. W. II. Eager aud son, Ralph Eag,
err and sister, Mrs. Leipier leave tonight
for their former home az Plattsburg,
where they will stay a week.
IIidder Habeeb, formerly Of the Amer.
lean Clothing Co, has opened store at
rs Prospect street, which viii be known
as the Barre Clothing store.
Among the visitors In the city YES.
terday from Chelsea were Lieut.. Gov.
and Mrs. Hale H. Darling, W. W. Tn
derhill, G. Dickinson, and Miss Pauline
Darling.
Mr. and Mrs James r. Prize Of Gran.
iteyile aud Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Gam
Bile OF Division street left the city this
morning on a weeks motor trip TO Maine
and Nova Scotia.
Mrs Harold Bond and daughter Of
Roxbury, Mass, arrived IN the city yes.
terday to Join Mr.. Bond, who has been
in the employ OF the OldsnoE..e So since |
the first OF July.
DR.. and Mrs. +. J. Fish and son and
two daughters OF Canton. Mass, and DR..
and Mrs Edward II. Bradford and daugh-
ter Of Boston were guests yesterday OF
Mr.. and Mrs w. S. Goss OF East street.
A party OF tourists consisting of Mr..
and Mrs. George II. Griffith aud Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Fisher visited friends IN tie
city yesterday while en- route from St
Adams bay to their home in Dorchester.
Mass.
Joseph Pierre OF Sherbrooke, p. O.,
is visiting friends in Barre and Granite
vile for a few days while on a vacation
OF month. Mr. Pierre will visit friends
in Chazy and Plattsburg, n. u, while in
the states
A. r. Campbell, sewing machine expert
on all makes Of sewing machines, is in
town, cleaning and repairing; IS years in
the business Work done at residence.
Orders may be lett at the Homer Fits
store.--adv.
Philip yercoe left this morning for
r. l., where he will spend
week visiting friends and relatives while
on his annual vacation from his duties
as draughtsman at the Waldron Shield !
& Co., granite Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Huntley, who have |
been visiting friends and relatives in the ]
,ity for several days while on an auto
noble tour through the eastern part Of !
he state, left yesterday in the afternoon q
or their home in Center Rutland.
Clifford Sayre of Springfield, Mass, !
y it0 4AaS btNh NIHAttilS 4liCu1S M lit-i'
and avenue and Mount street Tor
lumber OF days, left yesterday for Mon. 7
real, 2 O., where be will visit friends :
or several days before returning to bis
lome. !,
F. H. Abbott, county agent of agricul- i
ure, win give a talk on Soil" to the p
mem bers OF the vegetable club at the
Ihurch street school building on Monday, g
Aug. IA, at 2 p. m. 1t is hoped every I,
member may be present as Mr.. Abbott ii
las collected different soils for examina- II
ion n
All members of the Barre Board Of
'rade are requested to meet in front OF ST
reynolds store this afternoon at 5:25 in b.
rider to escort to the railroad station the d
|arre party which is TO leave at 555 for II
cleveland to attend the annual conven 10
ion of the National Retail Monument Y
Dealers association. bT
Twelve little friends of Miss Barbara =
hamilton gathered at her home at T. ~
orsythe place yesterday afternoon to = :,
i've her surprise party and help to -
CELEBRATE her seventh birthday. During y
he afternoon the party of friends en- :
Eyed games and a musical program, con
sting of songs and musical selections. :
lunch of ice cream, cake and fruit
AS served late in the afternoon, and at
ne close the young hostess was the re-
pient of many pretty gifts. !
A man, 0. Fl. Gale, came to The Times 1
flee yesterday to inquire if there were
ny Gales now living in Barre. 1t devel
ped in the course of the discussion that /
,llowed that he is the son of Orlando
harles Gale, and the grandson of George
ale, both at one time residents of Barre
nd members of the old Gale family con
ected with Barrels early history. With
RS. Gale and Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Wood J
Detroit he had come all the way east
ON Albion, Mich, his prime motive be- I
q to see the old town he had heard so
UGH about in connection with his fam 4
VS. history. Orlando Charles Gale left /:
ARE when he was IL years old and set
1T for Michigan in company with his ia /
Ter. George Gale, who had accumulated !
me 5000 as a cabinet maker. They
ached Detroit safely but when they
,ened their trunk found that the 5000
as missing. With Vermont resourceful- 4
'ss they worked their way to Albion,
here the elder Gale in time founded the ]
HE Plow Co. a concern now employing ]
me 600 men. Mr.. Gale, himself. is in /