The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-18
TALK OFTHE TOWN

gone to Brandon 10 visit relatives.
Orlando l.. Martin of Plainfeld wa
among the business visitors in the cit
to-day.
II. NJ. Lamb has returned TO his HON
/ in Randolph Center after passing fe,
days in the city on business.
O. b. Marion has returned TO his HON
in Port smouth, N. H., after passing
week In the city on business.
Mrs. Liza Grisnold of Morrisville i
visiting for a few days at the home o
Arthur Campbell of North Main street
To Rent Sept. Tenement on CAM
street; modern improvements, Apply L
Mrs. Fritz Jackson, or Morse & Jacksont
Office.
Mrs. James Brousseau of Webstervill,
passed through the city this morning
while on her way to Rouses Point, N. Y.
for visit
Miss Constance Moore of Holyoke
Mass, formerly teacher in the city
schools, is spending few days with
friends in Barre.
Joseph Casselni of Cottage street, who
has been passing vacation of two weeks
in Boston, has resumed his duties in the
store of Reynolds & Son.
Mrs, William Carroll returned yester.
day from Burlington, where she has been
visiting her husband, Private Carroll,
during the past few days.
To insure membership in the Barre
Woman's club, all dues must be paid be-
fore printing of year books in Septem-
Der. Mrs. Fritz Jackson, treasurer
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sector of Mer.
chant street returned yesterday from
Malletts bay, Winooski, where they have
been camping during the past week.
Misses Katherine +. West and Mary j..
West of North Main street, who have
been passing several weeks with friends
in Maine, returned to the city yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Dey arrived in the
city last night from Montreal, T. O., TO
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs. j.
Stuart of "a Park street, for few days.
Albert Saunders, a former resident of
Barre, who is now employed in New Ha-
ven, Conn, is spending few days at the
home of Oliver Saunders of Ayers street.
Mrs. Catherine Canton and daughters,
Misses Louise and Florence Canton, left
this morning for Oneida, n. Y, where
they are to make visit of few weeks
with relatives.
Mrs. John C. Dodge of South Main
street left to-day for Charleston, N. H.,
where she is to pass few days before
going to Springfield, where her son is
employed as maehinist.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rizzi and son of
North Main street and Joseph Comolli of
Foster street left the city by automobile
to-day for Boston, where they expect to
make stay Of several days.
Among the business visitors in town
yesterday were: Mrs. George Bussier of
Mrs. B. Robertson of Will |
Jamestown, C. f. 0wler of Mortified |
and Mrs. W. Campbell of Montpelier
Ralph Clark is moving his household
goods from Hardwick into the house at
1862 South Main street. recently vacated
by William Milne, who is now residing in
his newly erected home on South Main
street.
Miss Annie Robertson of Jefferson
street, who is taking a brief vacation
rom her duties in the Office of the water
department, left this morning for Grot
IN pond, where she is passing the week
md in camp.
Miss Lucy Wells, Rev Charles H.
Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G.
Rowland, Miss Lucy Wells, I'd, Frank
Wells and Raymond Wells left this noon
~ automobile on a trip to Willoughby
axe and Burke mountain. They will
eturn to the city Sunday evening.
A letter received in Barre from Miss
Ianet Williams, formerly of Barre and
low located with her parents, Mr.. and
.1rs L. NJ. Williams, in Rion, N. c., de-
cribes briefly the city of Charlotte, N.
=, where the New England national
uardsmen were scheduled to have their
raining camp and which is not very far
rom Rion. Miss Williams writes that
he place is a delightful location for the
amp and that the city is progressive and
p-to-date.
Fritz Hollenbach, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
,arl Holenbaeh of South Barre, is CON
ned to the house as the result of Sc
ous injury received while employed as
derrickman at the plant of the Dewey
olumn & Cutting Co. in the Wiley Z
rect meadow Young Hollenbach was
-orking about the derrick Thursday aft Z
moon, when his clothing became caught
! the drum. The machinery was stopped
nd he was promptly extricated, but not
efore his right leg had been badly
visited. DIR. J. A. Wark was called
, the shed and an examination disclosed |:
fracture of the ankle. He was
moved Immediately to his home. Some
me ago Hollenbach sustained frac
Ire of his right thigh while employed
the plant of Leclair & McNulty, and
as confined TO his bed for several
onths.
Card of Thanks.