The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-06
TALK OFTHE TOWN

| Skirts at one third off at Abbott's.
Caramel and vanilla ice cream at Rus
sells, the Rexall Store.
William Sim of Hardwick vislte
friends in town over the week end.
All tub skirts and dresses at reduce,
prices! Mrs. w. F. Shepard Co, Inc.
Just received, late shipment of bug
death; l0c pound. C. w. Averill & Co
| Mrs l.. r. Pitkin and daughter ant
Mrs. A. b. Hutchins are spending few
days in Burlington at Queen City park.
Robert Tabor arrived Saturday from
South Ryegate to spend week at ths
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Rowland Of
Division street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fraser have re
turned home from stay of several days
in Burlington, in the course of which the
former took part in the state golf tour
nament.
Mrs. Walter S, Milne of Liberty street
who is taking vacation from her duties
in the Office of the D. NJ. Miles Coal Co.,
has gone to Boston for visit of week
with relatives.
NJ. s. Levin Of Merchant street has re-
turned from Burlington, where he re-
manned for few days while visiting his
son, Private Harry Levin of G company,
at Fort Ethan Allen.
Miss Lucy Wells and Raymond Wells
left yesterday for New York, where they
were called by the death of the formers
brother, Dwight Wells, who was over
come by the heat last Friday.
Mrs. Alice Noonan has returned from
the New York market, where she went
in the interest of the Homer Fits COM
pany and has gone to Lynn, Mass, where
she will spend two weeks vacation
from her duties.
Earl Williams, who was one of the
young men drawn early in the New Jer-
sey draft, has enlisted in the signal
corps and is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. A. Williams of Washington
street, while awaiting call to the colors.
Among the visitors in Burlington yes
terday were; Alden Burke, Raymond
Gallagher, Doris Burke, Rosamond Mack
lie, James Mackie and John 0'Keefe. The
trip to the fort was made by sutomo-
bile.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. o. Kent and Lawrence
eft yesterday for Album. n. Y, by auto
mobile, where they win visit with friends
for a week. They will be accompanied
home by Mr. and Mrs. Porter w. Averill,
who will spend few days in town with
friends.
Edward w. jackson of Springfield,
Mass, who arrived last week for visit |
It his home on South Main street, went
o Burlington Saturday and enlisted in
he navy, having applied for admission
o the hospital corps. Mr.. jackson will
emain in this vicinity while awaiting
lis call.
which assemblies tonight for its regular
ortnightly meeting, will rest from the
iresome task of airing its views on the
;outh Main street project. The street ]
ommittee is under instructions to read
ertise for bids on granite paving and
8 the returns VIII hOt Dc III until aug. II
3. the agitation for cement or granite
nav quiet down for a week. The council n
waits a written opinion from the city
ttorney before action is taken in the
natter of the Central Vermont railroad,
hitch does not propose to pay all of the
axes levied against its Barre property in
he past half-dozen years. At the last
netting the railroad made tender,
-hich the council referred to the attor.
ey.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
ARE through the week end were the
people; z. A. Bryant Of North
dams. Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Luce
nd chauffeur Of Rutherford, y. J., G. T.
aekscn Of Dowsgiac, Mich, Mrs. Z. J.
. Comet. Mr.. and Mrs. H w. Hedges
nd Herman Reed Of New York City, Mr..
I'd Mrs. Z. X. ingalls, of Boston. George
.andish Of Springfield. Walter Fsvrol -
anchsster. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Elder
"A J. c. Elder Of Montreal, p. @. Ralph
Willard and r B. Bowen Of New York
tv. Mr.. and Mrs. James Z. Kelly Of
sllows Falls. Miss Beatrice Leiler Of
pston. AIr. and Mrs.. J. B. Gleason II
,efield. Mass. Mr. snd Mrs A II. Wall
z Of Elmira. y. 4. Fred johnson and
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