The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

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H TALK OF THE TOWN
II Big shipment of children's tenni
II shoes at shea's Shoe store, i7o pc
II pair.
II Twelve dollars will be sent up attaehe,
H to balloons at Russells Friday al 1890
II p. m.
II Hawaii sundm-a delicious combination
Il of ice creams and fruits, at Cummings 4
4 Lewis fountain.
Mrs. II. NJ. Wilder Of Mount Vernon
H place has been passing several day
H with relatives in Chelsea.
H Mrs. Fred Bruffee has returned to hei
home in Plainfeld after visiting Mrs. W
+. Kidder OF Summer street.
Attorney William Wishart of Camp
street left the city last night on'a bust
ness trip 20 Lawrence, Mass,
Mrs. Q. NJ. Henderson OF Mount Vernon
place left yesterday for Montreal, p. q.
where she will visit relatives
Andes ranges, Perfection oil stoves,
White Mountain refrigerators, wash boil
ers. Z. A. Prindle. Depot square.
An up.to-date ventilating system is
HtliS ihSAhiitu III NHt itoHl0 VI tHe NAh
citia club in the Blanchard block.
Joseph Giudici, the son of Frank Giu.
dici of Beekley street, underwent an OPP
Grafton at the City hospital yesterday.
Miss Josephine BrIsa of Northfeld and
Miss Angie Bairossi of Waterbury are
visiting Miss Erminia Colombo for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Lowry and
family OF Barnet were visitors at the
home of the formers sister, Mrs. James
Harvey, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Northrop OF
Merchant street returned TO the city last
evening from a weeks visit with friends
in Richmond and Burlington.
Prof j. W. Votey OF Burlington, san
itary engineer connected with the facul-
ty at the University of Vermont, was a
business visitor in the city yesterday and
to-day.
DR.. ID. C. Jarvis of Orange street left
last evening for Providence, r. L., where
he will attend the convention of the
American Optical association to be held
to day.
Miss Doris Davis and Hugh Davis re
turned to their home on East street yes
terday after spending several days at
the home of their uncle, William Davis
OF Waits River.
Ira Harvey, Alpheon and Clemen
Hutchins, all of Sixth street, left yes
terday for Plainfeld, where they will
work through the haying season for
Murray Martin.
The water department jtney shelved
for a brief period this week on account |
of a fractured axle incurred in crossing |
bump in the highway, was restored to
the service yesterday.
Mrs. n. William Colby is visiting with
friends on Park street for a few days
while en- route from her home in Burling
ton to Old Orchard Beach, Me-, where she
will visit for month.
Mrs. Harry L. Bassett of Orleans ar
rived in the city yesterday and will visit
at the home OF her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Darwin S. Waterman of upper Washing
ton street, for several days.
Mrs. Earl Waterman, who has been
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
$. Waterman of upper Washington street
for the past week left this morning for
Greensboro, where she will encamp at the
Aspernhurst for few weeks before leav
ng for her home in Lansing, Mich.
Heron d. Bennett arrived in the city '
his morning and will visit friends on 7
Blackwell street for few days while en- c
quite from his home in Woodsville. n.
L., to Castleton, where he will work for f
lis uncle, J. X. Bennett, on his farm |,
through the remainder of the haying sea "
on.
Mrs A W. Whitney of Chelsea who S
las been a patient at the City hospital
or the past two weeks, was able to re- "
urn home to-day, much improved in b
ealth. She was accompanied by her d
aughter. Mrs Henry Fl. Hodgdon of b
Highland avenue, who will remain in Il
'helsea for a few days. d.
The Barre Board of Trade want 40 au
omobles for the free use of those going 81
n the better acquaintance trip to Chel- C
ca Wednesday evening, July 26. Please Ia
fer the organization the use of your f
ar. All members of the Board of Trade H
18th ladies', are expected to attend. Free re
by automobile from Barre S
, Chelsea and return to holders of sup
er tickets. starting from park in front
f opera house at 5;45.
Unusually rich deposits of granite G,
ave been uncovered within a compare -
vely few feet below the surface at the
xtension of Jones Bros quarry in Web
,erville, where a large gang of men have do
cen at work on stripping project since da
st spring. Encouraged by the favor he
BILE development of the project, it is Ia
.ated that the wellknown north end q,
,ncern propose to continue the strip w
ing over a much larger area of quarry na
nd in the same region just at pres oh
1T small number of laborers in the F.
nploy of Contractor j. f. eastman of n
arlington are finishing the area marked N
1t when the contract was let early in ~
,e year. Stone strata suitable for roof n
ones and large dimension blocks are to NJ
: quarried in the newly developed area.
A regular meeting of 20
II GR Green Mountain coun 4 20
-NRr,yA<AA NJ -2G X 4 will he hold -