The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-30
TALK OFTHETOWN
See Abbott's display of waists.

See Abbotts display of waists.
Cafe Shepard is open TO boarders, la
dies $500, gentlemen $500 adv,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Wright of Waits
field visited with friends in town yester-
day.
Oscar Mcfarland of Brockton, Mass,
is among the business visitors in town
to-day.
Albert Cutler of West Topsham was
among the business visitors in town
yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Barr left this morning for
Burlington, where she is making visit
of few days with friends.
j, T., Poitras left yesterday for Mont
real, p. O., where he is passing the re-
mainder of the week on business.
Farm for Rent-ll6-acre farm situated
three miles from Barre City; inquire of
the ID. A Perry Real Estate Agency.
Mrs. Emma Sanders of Permont, n. |
H., has been passing a few days with
relatives in Barre and South Barre.
Mrs. Julia Dinsmore has returned to
her home in Burlington, after having
spent few days with friends in town.
Troup's amateur finishing and enlarg- |
ing business is growing every day as a
result of fine work promptly done.-adv.
Mrs. Anthony Hamel and daughter,
Evelyn Ruth, of Holyoke, Mass, are the
guests of Mrs. Mary Cook of First street.
! Marcella undergarments, combinations
and separate pieces, also full line of silk
undergarments. Mrs. Shepard Co., Inc.
To Rent Sept Tenement ON Camp
street; modern improvements. Apply TO
Mrs. Fritz Jackson, or Morse & Jackson's
Office
Miss Lena Baigrie arrived yesterday
from Detroit, Mich, to spend two weeks
at the home of her aunt Mrs. Beagre
of Shurtleff place.
Clayton wilkins, Wendell Drown and
Lawrence Kent left yesterday for Joe's ,
pond, where they will camp for week
at the Drown cottage.
The librarian of Aldrich public library
requests that all books borrowed from
the library before it was closed be re-
turned before Sept. 4.
Miss Tia Killelen of Leominster, Mass !
arrived in the city to-day for visit
in the home of her aunt, Mrs. Thomas I
Hamel of Church street.
Mrs. Bella Mathison and daughter of
Winnipeg, Manitoba left for home this
morning, after visiting the formers sis. Z
ter, Mrs. Alex Murray of Murray street.
TIE greatest household commodity of z
the age. What is iti Well, call at the =
Direct Importing company and learn how !
to reduce the high cost of fresh eggs Z
adv. (
Miss Joanna Parks, who has been Wis =
ting her father, George w. Parks, since .
from summer school at Mid
dlebury college, left this morning for
Bennington.
Regular meeting of Hiawatha lodge,
No. 20. /. o. o. f., Thursday evening at =,
49, Work, third degree II is earnest
" requested that every member be pres
emit. Per order n G. al
Mr. and Mrs C. A. Newell returned to O
their home in Adamsdale. Mass, this
after having spent the past h
few days at the home of j. c. Harris OF II
South Main street.
A meeting of the Bonaccord football !.
club will be held in the club pavilion !,
this evening. As business of Importance !,
is to be transacted, all members are .,
requested to be present.
Dr. Howard Reid and DIR. Ray Wells
eft this morning by automobile for Old !"
Orchard, Me-, where they will visit for u,
4 few days. The trip viii be made = =
through the White mountains.
Mrs. George Flynn returned to her
Tome in Waterbury yesterday after hav
ng spent a few days in town with -
riends. Mrs. Flynn attended the Ma. CT
oney- Hale nuptials while in town. vi
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Williams and w
on, Allan, former residents of Barre, II
rriyed yesterday from Shelby, Mont. no
there they have been residing during the
asst few months. Mr.. and Mrs Williams nj,
xpect to take up their residence here, nj,
Miss Ida Holden, who has been passing 20
few weeks in Barre, her former home, w,
fit to-day for Holderness, N. H., where 70,
he is to remain for a week before re- en-
Irning to Brookline, Mass, where she is de
ngaged as a teacher in the city schools ia,
Raymond Wells, who has been en- del
Logged in the dental Office of DR.. H. H at
cid during the summer, has been pass lib
Ig a few days with relatives in North era
ED. Mr.. Wells expects to leave in ella
w days for Chicago, where he is TO sec
,sume his studies in the college of den. tut
stry at Northwestern university. sta
John l.. McGrath of Graniteville, who tina
as locked up on an intoxication charge l9l
7ednesday afternoon, acknowledged flle
'st offense when arraigned before Mag Ih'
trate II. w. Scott in city court this is
orning and paid the minimum fine and OF
sts Louis n. Brunnelle of East Mont wa
'lier, who was charged with third of rec
nse, entered a plea of guilty and ar VOL
nged to pay fine of $l5 and costs ...
,gregating $500.
Enough members for the annual cham
onship tournament of the Barre Golf
lb had signed up to-day to insure two
Is of l6 and il is expected that an ad.
tional eight will participate in the
ltches. The play began at 0 o'clock