The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-05
TALK OF TIE TOWN

iii FRANK l., Small OF Eastern avenue LEI
the city last night on business Fri
10 Boston.
Frank Kennedy of Williamstown wa
brought to the city hospital Sunday 10
treatment.
Mrs, Grace Maybe and son, James, o
Quincy, Mass, are visiting at w. h. Hal
Nosa's, "a South Main street.
Bert Parks OF Boston is passing sever
al days In the home OF his father Georg
Parks, of North Main street.
| W, II. Moody and Misses Beatrice aal
Arene Moody have returned home from
visit OF few days with friends II
Burlington
Voters favorable to the candidacy o.
H. A. Phelps for city representative cal
az room in Miles Granite block between
and o o'clock tonight
The womans association of the Con
gregational church will meet tomorrow
afternoon ut 2;30. Program in charge
of the mission department.
John B, Magnaghi of Washington
street left last night on a business trip
to Troy, " Y, and Boston in the inter,
est OF the Preshrey- Coykendall Co.
Miss Elsa Wallstrom OF Essex street
has returned 10 the city after visit Of
a few days in Swanton where she was
the guest OF Miss Bertha |. Suter.
James Mcintosh, who has been passing
the holiday recess at his home here, re-.
turned last night to Burlington, wi.are
he is employed as a granitecltter.
Mrs. John f. Hoban aud daughter.
Mary, of Liberty street returned to the
city yesterday from Lake Sunlpee, ~
H., where they have been enjoying IN
outing OF several days
Miss Gertrude Ennis Of North Msir
street has resumed her duties in the
Shores studio, after passing vacation
Of two weeks with relatives in Pitts
field, Mass. and vicinity.
Mrs. Isabella Brown. who has been
visiting at the home OF Mrs. Bernard
Marshall OF 90 fremont street and with
other relatives in Mortified. Waterbury
and Montpelier, has returned TO her home
in Toronto Ont
Mrs. George W Downing and Lucieu
Downing OF Washington were visitors
in the city Saturday, while on THAR
way to st. Adams. where they are max
ing visit OF several DAYS as guests in
the home OF Mrs F. B. Joley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank a. Mccarthy Of
Averill street, who have Seen making
a visit at Mrs McCarthy's forGcr home
in Franconis, y H., returned to the city
yesterday. They were accompanied by
their niece. Miss Ruth Aldrich OF Fran
COMA, who is passing week IN the city. |
Sec. Harold 2. Human OF :hc Barre !
Observation-Disclosures -,
returned to the city from an extended |
trip through western and southern states
Mr.. Hinman is the last TO return home
Of the Barre delegation that attended
the retail monument dealers convention
in Cleveland, O., last month
At the Central Vermont station in
Barre Sunday lib tickets were sold for
The excursion to Burlington and boat
'ide on Lake Champlaiu derailment
lear Waterbury occasioned considera
de delay for the excursionisrs in going
o Burlington, but the transportation
saw TO it that the travellers
we're not denied their five hours cruise on
AXE Champlain.
Miss Edith Gordon, who has been pass.
ng brief vacation at the home Of her !
dlutts <lItA' NtplhpitB VI t9fbhtNfitE SAitths
eturned Yesterday to Waltham, Mass,
where she is a student in training
chool for nurses. She was ,oined at !
randolph by Miss Florence Granger, for
lerly OF Barre, who returned 10 West
Mass, after vacation spent I
With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. ii. II
ranger I
Charles l.. Hoernle of Dorchester, '
lass, who is coaching the St ,JohnsJurv Il
aseball team this summer, stated yes. y
arday while in Barre with his team
hat Martin Shay, a member of the St T
ohnsbury club and Goddard seminary t
TAR, had been signed by the st. Louis /
ational league team Shay came to
ARE from Dorchester in the spring Of n
]l4 and has played baseball two years A
ed the manager Of the st. Louis team n
rat he viii have Shay meet the club y
Boston or New York Sept. l6 N
The following dispatch from Bangor, D
e., concerning Rev. FIR. Elias Henay v
oman Catholic missionary TO the Syrian NJ
atholics in Vermont, will be OF interest l.
cally, as Father Hendy is frequent al
sitor in Barre: Rev. Elias Hendy OF NJ
arlington, Vt, Catholic missionary di
Is brought suit against the Bangor & j.
roostock railroad company to recover OF
1000 for personal injuries claimed to f
I'VE been sustained in grade crossing A
cident, when an automobile was hit W
, a train near Fort Fairfield in May, b
IA. The case is entered in the Penob +
OF county supreme court. NJ
G. F. Smith, auctioneer, has returned al
ON Rock Island, Canada, ware he con- NJ
lcted a successful sale of building lots VI
st Saturday afternoon. This little town "
IS Just over the line from Derby and is al
hustling manufacturing place - The Jc
ltterfield Manufacturer of taps and dies Al
ID other small tools, The Union Twist r,
ill Co., large vsiip factory, and two Sc
three manufacturers of ladies' gar of
.nts. These lots We're staked out in Bl
ugh pasture and sold from Ss7 to 1925 an
CHI Over $4,000 was realized from the W
e. Mr.. Smith goes to Randolph to-day :
conduct 40-eow auction sale for
H. Pelton-adv.
Returning home with small load Of
TX from the Shepard farm Sunday
rnng, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Page Of rel
rkley hill had a rather trying expert
e when an automobile owned by Asa