The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-31
TALK OFTHE TOWN

missionary society this week.
Arthur +, Prescott of East Montpelier
was business visitor in town yester-
day.
H. j. Smith & Co.'s market will be
closed tomorrow for invoicing and stock.
taking,
j, G. Smith left yesterday for Boston,
where he viii visit with friends for a few
| weeks.
Mrs. Minnie Whtcomb of Plainfeld
was among the shopping visitors in the
city yesterday
Mrs Fred Milne of Maple avenue is
employed in the Homer Fits store dur.
ing the vacation period.
Miss Ruth Glysson of Perry street left
this morning for Burlington, where she
is making a stay of several days.
Allan Johnston of Blackwell street has
gone to East Alburg, where he is n guest
in the Sowles camp for a few days.
Mrs. Alphonse Paquet of the west hill, |
who was taken TO the City hospital Sat.
urday for an operation, is doing finely.
William Kingston returned to his home
in Mortified yesterday after a visit of
a few days in Barre, his former home.
One slightly used mahogany case up
right piano, going at low price if taken
at once. Bailey's Music Rooms, Ia Elm
street.
Miss Eldusta Ramage of Camp street
has returned from North Troy, where she
has been spending several days with
| friends.
Miss Sylvia Rizzi has resumed her du.
! ties in the office of Cook, Watkins &
Co., after few weeks spent in camp at
Joe's pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Couture and
daughter, Cordelia, of st. Johnsbury
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Moran of First street. |,
daughter, Beverly Elizabeth Dewey
weighing seven and one-half pounds, was
born Monday, July 80, to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Dewey of Beckley court
Oliver Lesperance of los Elm street
was taken to the City hospital yester-
day, where he underwent an operation
for very serious case of appendicitis
Miss Margaret bowers of Cable street, I
who has been taking a vacation of a )
week, resumed her duties in the office of I
the Smith g. Cummings store this morn
ing. !
Samuel Lsvoie who has been employed
in the Hub restaurant since leaving God
dard seminary, has gone to his home in
Manchester, n H., for stay of indef. Z
mite length. 8
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Kenefek are Z
moving their household goods into the :
apartment owned by Mrs. Mary B. Mich \
OILS at 9 Richardson street, which was re- =
Gently vacated by j. G. Pspin. x
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunton of Orange =
street and Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Mac !
kenzie of Washington street have re- z
turned to the city after an outing of sew O
sral days in Old Orchard, Me
Samuel Sargent of Prospect avenue
'eturned Monday from Lowell, Mass,
where he attended convention of the
rider of the Sons of st. George, as
delegate from the local order. 9,
Frank w. Robinson of King street has to
esumed his duties at the head of the fish
department in the +. d. Ladd Co.'S store tn
fter having been detained at home for mi
everal days by an attack of neuritis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Dineen of Cleary W.
treet left this morning for Franklin, tw
I. H., where they were called by the NJ
cath of the latter's brother, Thomas
'oach, whose funeral is to be held to- LEI
borrow, Co
Mrs. Alice Noonan of Cliff street, who 'l'
taking a two weeks vacation from
err duties in the Homer Fits store, left p
for New York, where she will ~
isit for few days, before going to '"
lsit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Wishart of Perry du
rect were in Chelsea yesterday to at we
md the committal services for the in CHI
mt son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. Wish :
t of Winooski, whose death occurred "a,
nnday The child lived only few en-,
'ys' a. ~ "isnare returned 10 F" iiioo' beg
i last evening. tbe
Charles Mccarthy, sailor in the Unit 7
States navy, who passed furlough of has
hours with his mother, Mrs. p. j. in
cCarthy of Summer street, returned cit,
sterday to Boston, where he has been ann
ationed since his enlistment. Mr. Nc Ari
Lrthy has been assigned to the u. S. s. r
German vessel, which was ~.
termed and afterward seized by the nm
yernment. -.
Friends in Barre Of George H. Stuart, iels
son of Mrs. Anne Stuart of Spaulding mer
rect, will be interested to learn that he Rel,
5 secured position in the traffic de- +
rtment of the Standard Oil Co. at Al al (
ny, n. Y, having recently removed his leav
mily to that city from Burlington, and
ere he was employed for time by the stre
ntral Vermont railroad and afterward wbe
the Texas Oil Co. Mr.. Stuart was mon
-merly connected with the Central Yer =
mt Office in this city as well as in
thel.
One of the heaviest loads Of paving
cks which ever descended the heights
m Milestone hill passed through the
Y this morning while en- route to an
lantie port, the consignment being part
contract furnished by local paw
concern. A steel car of the latest de-
n enabled the PAYERS to make bump
load III blocks as the car was al feet