The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-22
TALK OFTHE TOWN


| cream. Barre Candy Kitchen.
| l.. +. Thurston OF Syracuse, \. V, wa
among the business visitors in town yes
terday.
Orlando l.. Martin of Plainfcld wat
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
Edward Leclair went to Waterbury
yesterday 10 pass the remainder OF the
week with friends.
Mrs. A. A. 0gston of Ayers street went
to Mortified this morning to pass a few
weeks with relatives.
h. A. Eastman and II, G. Bennett have
been passing few days in camp at a
private lake in Sharon.
Miss Margaret Harper of Maple Grove
left yesterday morning for Queen City
park for two weeks stay.
Mrs. +. G. Colby of Washington street
has been passing several days with her
son, C. NJ. Colby, in Orange.
Miss Jennie Watkins of Summer street
left yesterday for Montreal, p. O.,
where she is visiting her sister.
Frank II. Bartlett is taking two
weeks vacation from his duties in the
b. W. Goodfellow & Son jcwelry store.
To Rent Sept. sl-Tenement on Camp
street; modern improvements, Apply to
Mrs. Fritz jackson, or Morse & Jackson's
office.
Miss Evelyn Bruya of Maple Grove left
this morning for Middlebury, there to
remain for a few weeks in the home of
her aunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dey returned last
night to Montreal, after spending several
days with her sister, Mrs. j. Stuart of
"a Park street.
| Mr. and Mrs Mark Cutler of Jefferson
street left this morning by automobile
for Old Orchard, Me-, where they will
visit for a few days.
f. j. Baird of Keith avenue, who is
taking vacation from his duties in the
n. d. Phelps Co.'S store, is passing a few
days in Malone, n. Y.
Sisters of the Holy Ghost convent in
Graniteville left the city this morning
for Putnam, Conn, where they are max
ing Il stay OF several udys.
Mrs Fred Kempton of South Main
street returned yesterday from North
field, where she has been visiting with
friends during the past few days.
H. c. Spear. who is a travelling sales. |
man for the Regal Hat company of Chi |
cago, left yesterday for Burlington, after
spending a few days in town on bust
ness.
Fred Moorcraft of North Montpelier,
who recently enlisted as truck driver |
in the army, and Warren White of Wa.
terbury were among the business visitors
in town yesterday.
Alexander Ironside, a member of the |
district board of appeals, is passing most
OF his time in Montpelier this week,
while the board is considering appeals
from the registration board.
Among the Barre visitors at Fort
Ethan Allen yesterday were Deputy
Chief H. NJ. Gamble, Deputy Sheriff Jo-
seph Layery, Joseph Gauthier, Lucius
Provencher, Stanley Tassie and Patrick
Hale.
Charles Z. Bauows Of Central street,
who has been passing vacation of two
weeks in Vergennes, his former home,
and with relatives in Chieopee, Mass,
has resumed his duties in the tailoring
department of f. H. Roger & Co.'S store.
A tower with dimensions of l5x30xl2
feet is to be erected on the kempton
mill off South Main street, for the pur-
pose of housing a grain elevator which
f. NJ Kempton is to INSTALL The roof
annex will greatly increase the facilities
for handling feed.
Frank Nelson of Summer street, ex-
press messenger on the Barre branch, is
in the Montpelier office of
the American Express company for a
time, and the express business ON the
branch is temporarily in charge of Rich
ard Hawley of Montpelier.
Road Commissioner r. s. Wilcox of ,
Coventry, who has been passing few !
lays in Barre while negotiating for the !
purchase of the Seymour farm in Brook
ield, returned to his home last night, +,
having completed the deal He expects !.
% move his family from Coventry to :
3rookfield early in September.
Edward Brown of Manchester, n. H., a
Who was called to Barre several days r
lgo by the illness of his brother, Thomas \
Brown of West street, whose death oc- r
urred last night, is staying in the home T
# his brother, James Brown of Cliff \
treet. Another brother Robert Brown, 7
eturned to Manchester yesterday. q
A gang of section men began work
his morning on the NJ. & w. r. crossing o
n Depot square, with a view to replac b
ny all of the ties and readiusting the A
rons. For few days the crossing will c
e torn up, but repairs that have been I
eeded for some time will have been S
iade before the section men leave. N
Mrs Robert Rock and son of Seminary Of
treet have returned home, after passing y
wo weeks with relatives in Keeseyille, OF
7. Y. Mother and son were in a railroad !.
ccident at Burlington on the way home, Z
hen two trains came together north of
ne city. Mrs. Rock was badly shaken
p when the crash occurred, but is suffer z
lg no i'll effects from her experience. :
NXl;Io MANI ,,ao,Ia e narra thar !