The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-05
TALK OF THE TOWN
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Mrs. Il. O. Allen went To Burlington
yesterday TO visit friends for a few days.
A daughter was born Tuesday TO Mr..
and Mrs G. Il. Blakley of rs Mount
street.
A son was born Sunday, July |, TO Mr..
and Mrs George Maniatty of Prospect
street
Clifford Blair has returned home, after
passing u few days with friends in Essex
Junction.
Miss Jane Watkins has returned home.
after spending few days with friends
in Boston.
James Stephens left Tuesday for Mon.
treal, =. q. where he is passing week
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John Henry went this
morning TO Joe's pond, where they will
spend few days camping
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Daverio of 20 Vine
street ave gone to Highgate Springs,
where they will pass few days.
Arthur Frederick has returned from
New Haven, Conn, to pass a few days
at his home on North Main street.
George Livendale returned yesterday
from Springfield, Mass, TO spend a few
days at his home on Church street.
David Christie arrived yesterday from
Hardwiek and commenced working this
morning in Smith and Cummings store.
Mrs. James Sector and daughter, Mary.
have gone to- Hartford, Conn, where they
will visit for a few days with relatives.
Alton Briggs returned Tuesday to his
home on Park street after having spent
the past week on fishing trip at Marsh.
field.
Perley Eager arrived Tuesday from
Boston, where he is employed, to spend
few days at his home on Prospect
street
Miss Marion Anker has returned to her
home on Franklin street, after having
passed two weeks with relatives in Bur. |
lington.
Carl Densmore and son, Reginald have |
returned to their home in Burlington,
after having passed several days in town |
on business.
Mrs. John McAndrews has returned to
her home on South Main street from the
City hospital, where she had a success
full operation.
Misses Nina Cassellini and May Con.
nors have gone to johnson, where they
will attend the summer session OF the
Normal school
William Clark returned yesterday TO
Windsor. where he is employed, after
passing a few days at his home on Wash
ington street.
Miss Cecile Place, who has been pass
ing a few days with friends on Highland
avenue, returned this morning to her
home in Burlington.
Thomas Brady of Graniteville passed
through the city yesterday while on his
way to Port Henry, n. y, for visit
IF several days with relatives,
James Young returned yesterday TO I
where he is employed dur.
ng the summer, after spending a few Z
lays at his home on Merchant street.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert f. Scott OF Tren- !
on, n j., former residents OF Barre, ar
lived in the city yesterday for a visit I
n the home of DR.. w. F. Mann OF Orange
treet
Misses Mary stephens and Ethel Higgs
eft this noon for Whitefeld, y. H.,
where they are to be employed during
he summer at the Mountain View
louse. II
Even though the moon shone in all its
pristine brilliancy last night, observers a
ereabouts were unable to view an as i
romical phenomenon which was visible
rom almost every continent on the i
lobe. It was total eclipse to watchers i
n Asia, Australia, Africa, Europe and
atterly in South America.
Dancing folk from Barre and Montpel-
or augmented crowd of campers who
topped to music by Carrors orchestra
a the pavilion on the marge OF Wood
ury pond last night, there being nearly
90 couples in attendance. During the
ummer the orchestra is playing for s
'eekly dances at Woodbury. pond aud J
oe's pond.
Barre was largely represented at Fort
than Allen yesterday, when the holiday n
ffered relatives of the guardsmen an "
pportunity to visit their kinsmen. n
mong the local visitors were many
representatives. OF Barre council, No. 40l, il
nights OF Columbus, who attended the al
to the use OF the soldiers 81
ie splendid recreation building erected in
v the state council. Included in the list
those who were at the post were; .,
r. and Mrs. John OLesry, DIR. and Mrs. w
w. Stewart, John Carroll, A. B. Goneo, N
awrence O'Kelly, Ernest Stacy Alex. y
lder Mcdonald, Bert Bartlett, William
Talker and James Mcintosh. :,
Four carpenters from Barre, Jed. H. SC
olt, his son, Lester Holt, George II. SO
dwards and Thomas Stacy, left this a
orning for Sharon whence they are to Gu
ansfer by automobile to Copperfeld, a
Iere TO be engaged for the next two ia
onths in carpentering for the Vermont
upper Co, A building to house a crush 70
q machine is to be erected and other a.
ructures will be reared as soon as the IN
st building is completed. Already the II,
mpany has caused to be erected IA
Hiding to be used as a boarding house 10
r the workmen ami the local carpenters 80
IN make their home there. They ex no
eft to be joined by another detail OF a.,
echsnics from this city within few ii,
VS. n,
Some dozen of campers at Berlin pond re-
tnessed thriller that was not herald ye
in the Fourth of July celebration on in
at popular outing ground. Late yes .s
rday afternoon Montpelier man, his
fe and little daughter were taking a
rriage drive about the pond and had
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