The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-19
TALK OFTHE TOWN

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Miss Eta Kicker went to Burlington
this morning to pass the day with
friends.
William I, Maiden Of Church street is
passing his summer vacation at Loon
Lake, N. Y.
George Hakey has returned to his home
in Mortified, after visiting friends in
the city for few days.
Mrs. Louise Stacy of Detroit, Mich,
arrived in the city last evening for an
extended visit with relatives.
Frank L. Howe of Bennington, pub
Usher of the Bennington Banner, was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
Harold M. Morse has returned to his
home in Lebanon, N. H., after visiting
friends in the city for few days.
George II. Wilder returned this morn
ing to his home in Burlington after pass
ing few days in the city on business.
Mrs, Agnes d, French of Averill street
left the city this morning for Saratoga
Springs, N. Y, where she plans to make
visit of several weeks.
Prof. n. j. Whitehill of White River
, Junction and Prof. Bagnall of North
Adams, Mass, are visiting for few
days with friends in town.
j. d. Vensel of Salisbury, Pa. re-
tail monument dealer, is staying at IIo-
tel Barre while passing several days in
the Barre granite belt on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Kellogg and
daughter, Beatrice, and Mrs. Kellogg's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jeremy Chamber
lain of Plainfeld, visited friends in town
yesterday.
Michael Keefe, who has been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Keefe
of Foster street, left to-day for an At
lsntic port, where he is attached to the
U. S. S. Louisiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry p. Wiley of
South Main street have returned from
an automobile trip to Boston, and the
former has resumed his duties in the
store of Reynolds & Son.
Lester P. Clough of Nelson street has |
returned from Orfordville, N. H., where
with Mrs. Clough and little son he has
been passing a vacation of two weeks
from his duties in the Rogers Walk Over
boot shop
Mrs. Samuel Tite-of the Northern, who
recently returned to Barre after having
accompanied the body of her husband to
Quincy, Mass, for burial, was able to be
out of doors yesterday after an illness Of
several days.
Thomas Carroll, jr., of North Main
street returned yesterday from a bust
ness trip of several weeks through the
middle western states in the interest
If the granite manufacturing firm of
Carroll Bros.
Great bargains in hats. Open all day
then closed till Sept /. Don't (
Miss your last opportunity to get the /;
eason's best millinery at remarkably
ow prices. Step in. Mrs. II. S. Miles, r
'ver Dodge, the Jeweler.
Arthur w Premier, who was called to
Barre last week by the death of his
mother Mrs. Ellen r. Premier of Wash
ngton street, left to-day for Philsdel-
'hia, Pa, where he is in charge of the
sstern office of Giudici Bros. S
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Milne, who were b
ecently married in Barre, returned to [
he city to-day, after visit of several
avs with friends in Springfield, Mass, F
nd Lowell, Mass Mr.. and Mrs. Milne Y
re to reside on Maple avenue. b
Guy Otolini of Blackwell street, who
as been a clerk in the hardware store n
I c. w. Averill Co., for several years, :,
as enlisted in the lst Vermont regiment ?
nd left to-day for Fort Ethan Allen to :,
eceive his company assignment.
Mrs. A. G. LaPoint was called to Mont :,
elier yesterday afternoon by the news G
nat her brother, 0. N. Fisher, had been :,
aken to Heaton hospital with a frac- :,
lred hip. AT the hospital it was an T.
ounced last evening that he was com
,rtable. He is man nearly So years j
age. :.
According to information from the war II,
apartment, persons passing from the s,
nited States into Canada are not re-
Tired to secure passports, but permits
on must be obtained from the war de- -
lrtment for the passing OF male per- -
ms who on June 5 had reached their v.
st year, but not their 3lst.
Everett c. Swss formerly of Barre, III
no is employed as a chemist by the 40
madam Ammunition Co. near Montreal, N
O., is passing a few days with friends At
the city while in Vermont for a vaca- 70,
IN at the home of his parents, Mr.. and le,
RS. G. D. Swasey of Waterbury. Among fir,
her University Of Vermont graduates,
10 have found opening in the Canadian I
plant is Jake Malcolm, well Z
own as baseball twirler. Barre
ends of Mr.. Malcolm will be interest
to learn that he is recovering rapid
from the effects of an attack of ty-
old fever.
Wars horrors are being felt in unex-
cted quarters as the summer fits along
the latest corner of society to be
ected in a manner that Is nothing if
{ pathetic includes the hostesses who
We afternoon teas and societies which
Implement an afternoon or evening over
knitting needles or sewing with a
hi luncheon. And when the blow fell
fell with sledge- hammer force. Sand
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