The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-05
TALK or THE TOWN

Special values in kimonos at Abbott's
Rev. w. j. M. Beattie was a business
visitor in Randolph to-day,
Elmer L. Crowley of Woodsville re.
turned this morning to his home.
The largest rubber boot sale ever in
Barre Tuesday and Wednesday at Shea's
Carl Sawyer of White River junction
was among the visitors in the city yes.
terday.
Chester Blakely of Mount street was
a business visitor in Roxbury and North
field to-day.
Francis Wells of South Main street is
confined to the house with an attack
of rheumatism.
DIR. j. B. Wheeler of Burlington was
in town Saturday in consultation with
local physicians.
Miss Evelyn Phelps of Academy street
returned Saturday evening from visit
with friends in Boston.
The junior Holy Name society of st.
Monica's church viii attend services in a
body next Sunday morning.
Miss Elvira Carr left Saturday for
Lowell, Mass, where she is making an
extended visit with her aunt.
Mrs. I. II. Carroll left Sunday fore
noon for Lebanon, N. H., where she is
passing several days with her sister.
All feeds after March /, 1917, 35c.
Signed, Johnston & Gamble, Cutler Bros,
James Cow, Papin Bros, Jones & Nye.
| L. V. Brown of Oneida, N. Y, arrived
in the city last evening and will spend
the coming week visiting on So - Main
street and Graniteville.
| Miss Lena Battles, who has been Wis
iting friends on Merchant street during
the past few days, laft last night for
her home in Woodsville, NJ II.
A. ID. Bellanger, who has been EN-
ployed in the New Haven, Conn, for
some time, arrived in the city last night
for an extended stay with friends.
Messrs Clarence Bishop, Leon F. Nix
son and Peter Alexander returned to
Barre yesterday after short visit with
friends at the University of Vermont.
George Robinson, who has been work
ing as a tinsmith in Manchester, n H.,
during the past few weeks, returned Sat
urday to Barre, where he will remain
during the spring.
Frank Paul, who is employed in a
machine shop in Hartford Conn, arrived
Saturday to spend few days visiting
at the home of his parents Mr.. and Mrs
John b. Paul, of West Patterson street
Harold Morse of Maple avenue left
yesterday for White River Junction,
where he visited friends while en- route
to Boston to attend the Boston auto
show during the first few days of this
week.
Friends in Barre of Miss Jennie Ann
Audinwood of Derby are advised OF her
engagement to f. G. Colburn of Montpel |
Ter. Miss Audinwood formerly attend
ed Goddard seminary, where she was
graduated in the class of 1914
Among the Barre people who went to |
Boston last night to attend the automo-
bile show are Mr.. and Mrs Russell b. |
Allen and Bert w. GoodfelIow. f. r. I
Abbott of the Cadillac garage is in Bos.
ton for a week and other dealers in this |
city plan to leave for the Hub to-mor
row.
James I. kallenhiener of Dorchester,
Mass, visited friends in the city yester-
day. while en- route from his home to
where he win spend several
days. After a stay with friends in the
QuceH CITY ipl WEEK. MI, hdllinnleIei
will return to Dorcester to make prep.
lrations for moving to his former home in
Hawthorne, III.
Responding to telephone call from
The home of A. G. Lapoint of 20 Elm
street Saturday evening little after
o'clock, firemen made short work OF ex-
a chimney fire. Chemicals
we're used before any damage occurred
After the truck returned to the station
men watched the chimney for a short
lime.