The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-06
TALK OF THE TOWN
Special 81 white waists at Abbott's.

Special 81 white waists at Abbott's.
Mrs. George H. Adams and Mrs. Abbie
Henry returned this morning from visit
to Waterbury.
John j. Walsh of Quincy, Mass. is
staying at Hotel Barre while passing
several days in the Barre granite belt on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Sutton and children
of Bolster avenue left this morning by
automobile for Concord, n. H., to visit
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fl. Hickok and Miss
Hickok have returned to their home in
Burlington after passing several days at
Hotel Barre.
! Paul Bianchi and John Frontini, who
have been passing several days in camp
at Woodbury. pond, returned to the city
this morning.
My entire stock of untrimmed hats in
colors and few Panamas for SOC, 75c
and 81; trimmed hats for soc, 81 and
1880. Mrs. C. r. Wood.
| Charles Page of Allston, Mass, an in
spector on the Boston elevated system,
arrived last night for a visit to his
daughters and his mother, Mrs. Mason
Page.
Miss Mildred Marion of Summer
street has resumed her duties in the
New England Fruit store, after passing a
vacation of few days with friends in
camp at Woodbury. pond.
O. d. Shurtleff of North Main street
was in Fairfax yesterday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Martin L. Hicks, wife OF
well known merchant, who met death
by drowning while fishing with her hus-
band on the Georgia shore of Lake Cham
plain.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Williams, who are
well known to Barre people as former
residents, returned last evening from
Philadelphia, where they have been max
ing their home recently, and are planning
to stay in Barre for time at least, as
Mr.. Williams has disposed of his business
there. For the present they are residing
at the home of Mrs. Anker, IS Franklin
street.
William w. Parry of Richardson street,
who has been passing several weeks in
New York, Pennsylvania and Maryland
on business connected with the Parry &
Jones company, returned to the city yes
terday. Mr. Parry states that business
in the retail granite trade is brisk, al
though dealers are apprehensive lest a
shortage of cars deprive them of their
shipments.
Two Barre young women are among
the 35 students living in Washington
county who have been debarred from at |
tending the summer school sessions at |
the state normal school in johnson. !
Misses Nina Casellini and Mae Common
went to johnson early in the week, but |
after a conference of the school and |
health authorities, it was decided to put |
a ban on registrations from this county |
owing to the prevalence of ihfantile pa
ralysis.
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Mower, who were
recently married in Barre, kept open
house to the colony of campers at Berlin I
pond on the night before the Fourth.
Guests were entertained at the Mower
camp, the big feature of the gathering
being a shore dinner, the diners including
nearly all of the Barre people who an
nually spend a part of the summer get
ting acquainted with nature at the pond.
1t was during the dinner hour that the
newly welded couple were presented
handsome cut glass vase as testimonial
of the regard in which they are held by
neighboring campers After dinner there
was an impromptu program of music and
dancing was enjoyed.