The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-15
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY. JULY IS. 1916,
The Weather
Sunday probably fair.
TALK OF THE TOWN

Hi Lemon ahefhet NJ Cummings Il Lewis
H We use real fresh lemons.
II Mrs. John Jarvis went 10 Mortified
this morning for a weekend visit wit
II friends.
II Among the business visitors In th
II city yesterday from Plainfield was Her
man Cutler.
II Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Keast Of Prospee
H avenue are passing a few days witt
III friends in Burlington.
III Mr. and Mrs. John C. Booth OF Hill
street are passing the weekend will
H friends in Burlington.
II I. $. Riley left the city to-day fol
II Hartford, Conn, where he is To pass 9
II vacation of 10 days with rehtives.
II Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Morris and two
II children OF Averill street are passing q
H few days at their camp near Woodbury.
H pond.
Special attractions for Friday and Sat
II urday. Fine line OF corsets and big in
h voice of 81 and Sl.25 waists just in. Mrs.
H w. +. Shepard.
Arthur Partridge of Orange was in
the city yesterday visiting at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Par
fridge, on Summer street
Mr.. and Mrs. p F. Morse OF Randolph
were visitors in the city yesterday. They
were accompanied here by Mrs. n. \.
Morse and her mother, Mrs. Fannie Per-
kins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Buchanan and Mr.
and Mrs. Evunder McLoud motored to
Barre yesterday from Linwck, z. O., and
will visit friends and relatives for several
days.
Mrs. j. r. Reardon and son, Gordon, Of
Church street left the city this morning
for Claremont, n. H., where they are
making a visit OF several days with rela
tives.
John Muiry returned to the city last
evening, after passing vacation at Sug-
ar Hill, n. II. Mr.. Muiry will resume
his duties in the Daylight store Monday
morning.
George A. Close of Cambridge, Mass,
arrived in Barre this morning to pass
the week end with Mrs. Close and chill
dren at the harrison farm cottage on
west hill
Mr.. and Mrs Harold J. Clark of upper
Washington street. who have been pass
| ing two weeks with relatives in New
York City and Albany, n. y, returned
to the city to-day.
Francis Grady of Merchant street, who |
was employed until recently as clerk in (
the Marion tobacco store, left the city /
to day for Hartford, Conn, where he has T
secured a position.
Mrs. NJ. b. Nichols of Richardson street /
left this morning for Lake Morey. where
she will join Mrs Agnes Williams OF
Averill street, who went to the lake
earlier in the week.
Mrs. Malcolm McKinnon Of Granite
vile was visitor in the city yesterday,
leaving in the late afternoon for Mont
real, P. O., where she is to make an ex
tended visit with relatives.
Charles w. Vancor of the Merchant
street extension returned to-day from
Burlington, where, with his brother, H.
NJ. Vancor of Montpelier, he attended
reunion OF the latter's regiment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reed and daugh-
ter, Alice, Mrs. Abbie Corliss and daugh-
ter, Blanch, leave this afternoon for :
Woodbury. pond, whore they win open
camp, remaining there through the re- :
mainder of this month.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lagore, who is book
keeper at the d. A. Perry Real Estate /
office, and her sister, Miss Anniee MeGue,
who is employed by the Perry Automo-
bile company, will leave tomorrow for :
Woodbury. pond, where they will spend :
the remainder of this month in camp.
Conditions in the armament were ia
Bile for observers of the moons =
eclipse last night and not often during the :
period when the moon was in the shadow
If it's non luminous neghbor did clouds !,
obscure the phenomena. As early as :
1880 a shadow began to envelop the
noon and by midnight the moon was 7
nearly obscured.
Miss Flora Mcdonald, who went to
sugar HILL N. H., early in the summer v
o be employed at the Sunset house, was II
,rought to her home on Bassett street Y
asst evening and then transferred to Il
Ieaton hospital in Montpelier, where she p'
will be treated for appendicitis. Miss
has been in indifferent health Vi
or several days. di
JEFF Melanson arrived in the city this 81
from Belmont, Mass, where he ca
as been visiting his people since the st. he
lnselm's college year ended. Mr.. Melan
on will join the l. A. c. team in the is
'ermont state league. 1t will be remem- m
cred by the fans that Melanson held IN
oston college hitless in their game last hi
pring. or
On the North Main street approach TO "
ARE employees of the street department co
ave set themselves to a eommendable be
ask in renewing stretches of highway IN
nat have been punctured with potholes Sa
Or two seasons and more From Jones
ros' plant, north and south, quantities :,
crushed stone are being dumped into -,
ne roadway and then rolled. The stone -,
usher at Jones Bros is in almost con- -
ant operation during the work day. II
w. Harry Corson of Philadelphia. ad- -,
ertising manager of the Thomas II. Dial -,
tt Co. and J. J. Walsh OF Manchester, ~,
f., the company's New England man in
ger, are staying at Hotel Barre while -,
lssing several days in the Barre granite o.
II. This is Mr. Corson's first visit to D.
ARE and he finds that Barre is not in -
~ sense over estimated when it is ad- -
'rtised as the greatest granite center in
e world.
One of the busiest sections in the Barre
ante belt to-day is the Granite street
ant of Anarr & Gordon, where many to
are engaged in cutting the the
ante for the new supreme court build sio
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