The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-08
TALK OFTHE TOWN

i"i 't' hio"Hs, Wntfe sue IL passing q
vacation with relatives.
Rev. j, b. Reardon of Church street il
back in Barre after spending his yaca
tion in Boston and vicinity.
Wallace II. Gilbert of French street left
this morning for Milton, where he Is
passing vacation in camp.
Miss Catherine Murray of Graniteville
left this morning for Windsor, where she
expects TO secure employment.
George Bacon returned this morning TO
Roxbury, after, visiting in the home Of
W. II. Rock of Farwell street.
Only two more days in which to pay
your taxes without extra costs. Office
open evenings from $3.50 TO 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Homer Hayden and daughter of
the Montpelier road are passing two
weeks with relatives in Springfield, Mass
John Sowles returned yesterday from
East Alburg, where he has been staying
at the Sowles camp during the past few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Hodgdon of High
land avenue have returned from Perkins
vile, where they have been passing
week in camp.
Mr., and Mrs. James Stephen of Madi-
son street have gone to Groton, where
they are passing two weeks in camp at
Groton pond.
Mrs L. A. Bugbee and Mrs. Jessie
Douglas and son, Francis, have returned
from visit of few weeks with rela-
tives at Derby.
Miss Edith Barnes of Highland avenue
is passing several days in Burlington,
where she was called to attend the flu
neral of friend
George Robertson, who is taking a va
cation from his stoneshed duties, left
this morning for visit with friends in
New York City
Mrs. Eleanor Pollard of Brook street is
spending few days in New York City
on business connected with the McCuen
store in Montpelier.
Mrs r. Il. McNulty and daughter of
North Main street left this morning for
visit of few weeks with relatives in
New York and New Jersey.
Michael Mcdonald of South Main |
street has gone to Cambridge, Mass,
where Mrs. Mcdonald and son are max
ing visit of several weeks
Mrs. NJ. W. Whitcomb of East Barre |
passed through the city yesterday while
on her way to Woodbury., where she has
opened her camp at Woodbury. pond.
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Averill and daugh. |
ter and Mr.. and Mrs. w. p Scott and |
son have returned from stay of few
weeks at Lake Willoughby in Westmore.
Miss Winons Griffith of South Main
street, who has been passing fortnight
with friends in camp at Queen City park,
near Burlington, returned Co the city last
evening.
Mrs. B. P. White of Maple Grove is
spending several days in Morrisville. Her
son, NJ b. White, returned to Morrisville
last night, after making brief visit in
the city.
Miss Margaret Meechan of Montreal,
P. O., arrived in the city last evening and
is passing several weeks in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander McHaflie of
Pleasant street.
A son was born at the City hospital
Tuesday, Aug. I, to Mr.. and Mrs. Maur-
ice b. White of Morrisville. The child is
a grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. White
of Maple Grove.
Paul Mammola, who is taking vaca
tion from his duties in the Peoples Ma
tional bank, has gone to Boston and
Quincy. Mass, for visit He was ac-
by Joseph Cassellini,
d. J. Royce, who has been passing sew
eral months in Arizona for the benefit of
his health, has returned to Barre, his !
greatly improved. Mr. Boyee
is stopping for a time at Hotel Buzzell.
News is received here of the birth of
, son July 81 to DR.. and Mrs. Woodward
If Seattle, Wash. Mrs. Woodward will
De remembered as Miss Carrie Draper,
formerly a teacher in the Mathewson
school.
Mrs. John McHugho and son, winni.
red McHugho, of Hill street, and Miss
Hazel Slattery of North Adams, Mass,
eft this morning for Middlebury, where .
hey are to make visit of several days
With relatives.
Mrs. Paul d. Leavitt of Park street =
eft yesterday for St. Johnsbury, where
he is to remain for few days while her n
Sergt. Leavitt of Fort Ethan !,
Allen, is attending the Pythian conven :
ion as a delegate from Vincitia lodge of :,
barre p
One Of the last, but not the least, adj N
anees in the high cost of living is that Y
t bag of popcorn. Lovers of that N
taple article were surprised yesterday S
pom handing over nickel for bag of Y
hat article to learn that popcorn ven "
ers have been forced, owing to the in II
rease of the cost of the ingredients, TO n,
dvance the price to seven cents. r
Members of vincitia lodge, X. of p, in NJ
luding accredited delegates and Pyth- p
ms who hold offices in the grand lodge
the state, left last night and this m
forming for st. Johnsbury to attend the ia
nnual convention of Vermont Vincitia q
,dge is represented by p, ID. Leavitt, m
!. +. Campbell, D. j. Morse and James tr
!. Gall, while the officers of the grand ar
,dge who reside in Barre are: II. c. At
add, W. A. Drew, c. NJ. Wiley and an
rank +. Robinson. The sessions will th
,ntinue until Friday night, although I'll
le encampment of the Uniform Rank m