The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

III fNV7N'' iuiiifNt OF IIhlHUtiu was u
\ the city yesterday as business visitor
II John c. Wyllie of Lords alley returned
last night after passing week in Dos
ton.
George Bryne of Montpelier wal
brought TO the City hospital last night
for treatment.
William Park OF Waterbury was II
the city yesterday afternoon as bus
mess visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Howells of Park
street are visiting with friends in Ran.
dolPh for few days.
Mrs. Eugene Magnus of Waterbury is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Nichols
OF Richardson street, for a few days.
Miss Catherine Walker of Philadelphia
is visiting her friend. Miss Madeline vii.
lrams of Averill street, for several days.
A. B. Jackson and daughter left this
noon for their home in South London
derry after visiting relatives here for a
few days.
Jesse Gardner, proprietor of the Ban.
croft inn at Plalnfield, was in the city
yesterday on business connected with
his hotel.
Miss Alice Batehelder visited her broth
er, Ernest BatcheIder OF South Main
street, yesterday, returning last evening
to her home in Plainfield
| Miss Ethel Gamble. who has been visit.
ing friends in Wells River for several
days, returned TO her home on Division
street yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. James C. Walker and two chill
dren, Eliza beth and James. jr., went this
morning to Boston, where they will visit
for few days with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Burt Townsend and
daughters, Lila and Vela, visited with
friends in the city yesterday returning
last evening to their home in Plainfeld.
Bernce Wilbur and family returned
Tuesday evening TO their home on thu
East Barre road, after spending a few
days with friends in Post Mills and Fair
lee lake.
Mrs. Lydia Wiley. who has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Hutchinson of
Charles street for the past few days, re
turned yesterday to her home in Or
leans.
Miss Angie Mongiat, who has been Wis.
ting with friends and relatives in Hard |
wick and Barre for the past few weeks, |
returned yesterday TO her home in Mil |
ford, Mass.
Mrs George P Milne and two children |
of Springfield, Mass, arrived in the city |
Saturday and are visiting at the home
of her sister, Mrs. j. x. Anderson, of
Maple avenue.
Miss Glynora Gould, Miss C1eora Morse
and Theron Morse left this morning for
Burlington TO visit with friends through
the day, returning this evening to their
homes in Barre.
Charles Whitney, who was taken i'll in
a Depot square lunch room several weeks
ago, and was taken to the City hospital
for treatment, has fully recovered and
went to his stopping place on the Mont
pelier road to-day.
Miss Pauline Floss, who has been visit
ing at the home Of Fred Rogers for sew {
eral days. left yesterday for Plainfield
anu Will Nlsit Win lIttldH iFtdllNNo
n Groton and other places before leaving
or her home in Stoneham, Mass.
The Sodom quarries made this clean :
Up day, having hired several trucks to !
art away the grout and rubbish that ,
las gathered about The quarries. The
Vermont Trucking & Sales Co. trucks +
we're among those hired for the occasion. =
Peter Depatie, who formerly owned d
he shoe repair stand on North Main s
treet now run by D. c. Wilmot. visited ;
riends in the city Yesterday, returning r
his afternoon to his home in st. Adams. |
ar Depatie now runs repair stand in II
t. Adams.
Among the visitors IN the city vester V
sy were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leavitt OF Q
'lainfield. who were accompanied by Mr.. v
nd Mrs. Will Leayitt and daughter, who h
re visiting with friends and relatives in g
'arre and Plainfeld while in Vermont "a
rom Council Bluff la. v
The Vermont Trucking & Sales Co. y,
ave started for C1aremont, n. H., with -
load of household furniture for c. f. \,
roft, who formerly was established in
lt JeNtHN DuslHtcS III INC 1iVist biONh ~
d North Main street. Mr.. Croft intends Il,
, start a business in Ularemont in the =,
ear future. p
Pleading guilty to the charge of breach
the peace against Marcellino Campo -,
D Circle street on June "a, Manuel En- :,
,sco was fined $40, with costs of $3.50 -
Barre city court today. The respond ~
It was represented by j. Ward Carver. ~,
I'd States Attorney Gleason appeared -,
r the state,
Mr.. George H. Wilder of Burlington, 90
no has summer classes in Randolph and -.
'aterbury, will stop off each Tuesday an
ening at Montpelier and remain until
-ednesdsy afternoon during the summer
teach his Barre pupils who have the fol
st season been coming to Burlington fe'
r instruction All available time is now
ken in Randolph and Waterbury, but a 60
w half hours are still open in Mont :;
lier. If interested. write Wilder School III
Music. Burlington, Vt, lie Main
rect, or see Fred Inglis, Clark street, Ba
IRE. Vt, or see Paul Simsnton. fiutist, 30
Irk theatre, Barre. Vt. Pupils may fel
art at any time Terms reasonable car
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