The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-07-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

Enameled ware Saturday at Abbott's
Coats all 10 clean up at $3.50 and 81
at Naughan's.
July clearance sale now ON at the
Vaughan Store.
Mr., and Mrs. james Finnegan Of Wat
erbury were in the city yesterday.
Homer Holden of Brookfeld was in
the city this morning as business Wis
itor.
William Barclay OF Patterson street is
passing Il few days In Montreal, p. O., on
business.
Miss Florence Donahue of West Leba-
non, n. H., is passing several days with
relatives in South Barre.
Mrs. o. n. Tomlinson has returned to
her home in West Bolton, after spending
several days with relatives in Barre and
vicinity.
Frank Hall, who has been visiting
friends on Prospect street for the past
few days, left yesterday for his home
in Proctor
Miss Ethel Anair of Waterbury arrived
in the city yesterday and will visit at
the home of Miss Mary Tomasi of North
Main street for a few days.
Miss Helen Marion OF Merchant street,
who has been making visit of several
weeks with relatives in northern New
York, returned to the city to-day.
Miss Eva Meyers arrived in the city
last night and will spend several days
visiting friends on South Main street
returning to her home in Newport, n.
II.
Kenyon's auto bus for picnic parties,
special trips to Berlin pond Williams.
town gull and other nearby places any
time; reasonable rates and careful driv-
ing will convince you. Phone 606-W for
particulars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence J. Lease of Nor. |
risville, former residents of Barre, have /
been passing several days with friends /
in this city and vicinity. Mr. Lease is
now engaged as teller OF the Union Saw |
ings bank in Morrisville.
Miss Anna Robertson of Perrin street /
returned TO the city this morning, after
spending several days with friends in
Worcester, Mass. Miss Robertson will
resume her duties in the Office of the city
water department Monday morning.
Alexander Mcdonald who has been
passing several days with his mother,
Mrs. John Mcdonald OF Liberty street,
left last night for Boston, there to make
4 brief visit with relatives before return
ing to New York, where he is engaged as
a salesman by the Mccall Pattern com
pany.
Paul Greware was pleasantly sur
Irised when about so of his playmates
went TO his home on Eastern avenue
asst evening to celebrate his l4th birth
lay. Refreshments OF ice cream and
AXE were served early in the evening
md afterward the company enjoyed
,ames until late hour.
Posters are out announcing the annual
,icnic and games of Clan Gordon No u,
which is to be held at the usual place,
'aledonia park Saturday, Aug. II. Prize
donations this year are quite as large as
yer and an interesting program of field
vents will probably combine to make !
he outing a big success.
The condition of George Z. Mcfarland /.
I South Main street, who has been quite
eriously i'll for several days, is reported :
o be slightly improved, although he is
till confined to the house Mr.. McFar +
md was taken i'll after a warm day in I
he hay field and short time after he
'as stricken his illness developed into
ever.
d. 0ssola has leased half section OF
he ground story at the downtown Boil
ter block, so called, and plans TO install
lachinery for the manufacture of spa
hetti and macaroni. The building, locat
on North Main street, is owned by
cry Bros. Mr.. Ossola plans to operate
retail store in connection with the
and will also wholesale his
ltput
George n Tilden received postcard
lis morning from Willard p Springer
Northfield, a member of Company X
it'll the first Vermont regiment OF in
.ntry at Eagle Pass Tex. Mr.. Springer
Us the Vermont boys are in excellent
,irits and enjoying good health, al
ough they are anxious to move. The
,stcard shows picture of the interna-
onal bridge at Eagle Pass.