The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-30
TALK OFTHE TOWN

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Parasols at one.half price at Abbott's
Ice cream to take out at Russells, 40,
quart.
Misses Barbara and Helen Mcdonald
passed the week end with friends in Bur
lington.
Alexander Mortimer has returned from
Burlington, where he passed several days
with friends.
Joseph Gauthier has returned from
Burlington, where he has been visiting
relatives for time.
Dr. and Mrs. C. w. Steele of North
street are passing week at Queen City
park, near Burlington.
Miss Mary Donetti of North Main
street has returned from an outing 1T
Joe's pond in Danville.
Miss Katherine Rogers of Orange street
has gone to Fairlee for a stay of few
weeks at Camp Billings.
Cyril French and Theron Morse re-
turned to-day from Lanesboro, where
they spent the week end.
| Mr.. and Mrs James T. Kenefick of
Washington street were among the Barre
visitors in Burlington yesterday.
Andrew j. Gearin of Summer street
has gone to Burlington for few days
to remain with his son, William Gearin.
Miss Faun Barney, who has been visit
ing her father, Louis Barney of South
Barre, returned to ST. Johnsbury Satur-
day.
c. W. Cato left the city last night
for Boston and Quincy, Mass, where he
is making business visit of several
days
Joseph Comolli of Foster street passed
the week end with Mrs. Comolli and chill
dren, who are spending the summer in
Lyme Center, N. H.
Francis Grady of Hartford, Conn, who
is spending a vacation at his home in
Barre, is visiting friends in st. Johns
bury for a few days.
James P. Riley who has been pursuing |
course in an Albany, n. T., business
college, is at the home of his father, |
Martin Riley, of East street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Suitor of Granite
vile passed through the city yesterday
while EN- route to Colorado Springs, Colo,
where they expect to make a stay of sey
eral months.
Sec II. r. Human of the Granite Man
ufacturers' association left the city Sat
urday evening for Philadelphia, Pa,
where he is making business visit of
several days.
Miss Lillian Shepard, who has been
passing several days in the city as the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patterson
Of Long street, has returned to her home
in Montreal, p Q.
Miss Irene Grady of Merchant street,
who is taking vacation from her duties !
n the Homer Fits store left this morn
ng for Claremont, n a., where she is .
listing relatives.
William Johnston and James Stewart
eft Saturday for Rutland, where they
will remain for a few days before going
o Burlington, there to participate in the I
tate golf tournament. 4
John Osborne, who has been employed =
n the Barre granite belt for some
months, left this morning for Roxbury,
where he has employment for the re-
nainder of the summer.
Joseph Margne, who came to Barre q
eyeral months ago to play in the Park "
heatre orchestra, left this morning for
Burlington, where he has secured posi- a
ion at the Strong theatre. I,
Miss Ruby Head of Washington street,
tho has been spending a vacation with Il
riends in Providence. Z. l., and Man r
hester, n. FL, has resumed her duties m
, the insurance office of Ballard 4
Woodruff n
The following item in the North Hart Il
md items of an exchange will be of in "
crest locally Miss Marguerite Sheriffs
Barre, who helped Mrs. E. B. Gates Sc
everal summers, and who has taken n
urses' training course, is to go over the en-
cas- as a Red Cross nurse"
Miss Vera Bjork, formerly of Barre, tn
no has been the guest of Miss Ruby lw
cad of Washington street, returned to ii,
.r home in Providence, R. l., Saturday. at
he accompanied Andrew Knutson of
outh Main street, who will visit for a ha
me in Providence and vicinity. WI
u IuWhIu w disH Oi NUitH Mdl n
rect left to-day for Burlington, where he
} expects to pass the week. He will
Joined Wednesday and Thursday by IN
ayers representing the Barre and al
eadow Brook Golf clubs, who are to wi
Ike part in the state tournament, open er
& Thursday. ST
Many autoists setting out from Barre
,sterday chose Fort Ethan Allen as i'a
eir destination and as families where We
nsmen are expected to leave for the r.
ruth in short time expected that the &c &c
portunities for seeing the guardsmen -,
e few, the exodus was unusually large 'A'
he number who motored to the post for
e review Saturday was nearly as large.
War gardeners view with real salts
elton the work of the torrential show an
early to-day, and while the storm full
ought havoc in some quarters, II had des
rather than damaging, eff fir,
t on garden plots. All last week, &C
ding to well informed agriculturists, 80
yetable crops were parched. Potatoes
j reached a point where water was
sded for their development and man
o has raised more potatoes than any
ng else in the last 20 years AYERS
It the tuber crop was at a stsndstill
IN fbis Vnorninu's Gtorm Heat had a IL