The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-02
TALK OF THE TOWN

ihNc YOU seen thohe coat values NJ
Abbott's?
f. D. Boutwell, went to Williamstown
Saturday for visit OF few days with
friends.
Miss Mary Savage OF Mortified Is
spending few days in town with
| friends
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berry of North
field visited friends in town over the
week.en
Mrs. r, C. Waterman and daughter
spent the weekend at the home OF her
brother in Williamstown.
Lawrence Campbell and John Shepard
left this morning for an extended trip
through the state, on horseback.
Mrs. John Wilson of Vinal Haven, Me-,
is visiting at the home OF Frank Small
on Eastern Ave, for a few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Woodcock of Plain
field are visiting for few days at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Cutler.
Miss Lucy Wells has returned to her
home on French street, after having
spent several days at East Montpelier.
Miss Isabelle Jackman left Saturday
for Thomson's point, Burlington, where
she will visit her folks for few days
Miss Margaret Geake returned to her
home yesterday from Joe's pond where
she has been visiting for the past week
Mrs. William j. Macneil left this
morning for Brockton, Mass, where she
will visit her brother for few weeks.
Roger Ericsson and Harold Nelson left
Saturday night for Claremont, n. H.,
where they expect to secure employ
ment.
Walter Fadden of Forsyth Place left
this morning for Laconia, n H., where
he will pass several weeks with rela-
tives.
Game Warden Charles Keith of North |
Seminary street is passing few days |
in towns in the eastern part OF the
county.
Miss Mildred McGue returned yester-
day from Hartford, Conn, where she
has been visiting for two weeks with
relatives.
Miss Davina Stephens of South Main
street left Saturday for Montreal,
where she viii pass few weeks with
relatives.
w Morgan Hatch has returned to his
home on Smith place, after having
passed the weekend with friends in
Middlesex
Mrs f. NJ Dudley has returned to
her home in Waterford, Me. after hsv-
ing visited friends in the city for sew
eral days
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Skillings and
daughter of Washington street left this ,
morning for Portland, Me-, where they
will pass a few weeks.
Frank McCrea left Saturday for Bos-
ton. where he will pass two weeks .
vacation from his duties in the Western
Union Telegraph Office,
Glenn W. Merrill returned to Boston
after spending two weeks
with his people, Mr. and Mrs. c. +. Smith
Of the Montpelier road. Z
Miss Irene Grady left this morning
for Burlington. where she will spend :
a weeks vacation from her duties in
he Homer Fits store.
Clarence Bartlett, Wendell Longren.
Foster Slayton and Albert slayton left
his morning for Spruce mountain, where
hey will camp for a week l
Miss Annie Brown Of Bassett street
vent yesterday to Burlington, where she q
listed her brother, James Brown, who :
5 member of Company c.
Miss Marion Tilden and Miss Marcia a
,angley left this morning for Benning \
on, n. H., where they are to remain
or several weeks in camp for girls. b
Mrs. 0. n. Granger OF Merchant street a
eft Yesterday for Winooski, where she
5 passing few days with Mr.. Granger, S
Who is a patient in the Fanny Allen Ii
ospital u
A Moss of Boston, who has been
assing several weeks in the home of z,
is son-in-I law. NJ. S. Levin OF Merchant al
treet, left yesterday for visit with 3
elatives in Burlington. at
Francis Grady, who is employed in al
Iartford, Conn. arrived in the city yes
srday and is passing a vacation of two h,
'eeks with his mother, Mrs Rose a.
rady of Merchant street. g.
Miss Katie Tos, who is taking a va VI
alton of two weeks from her duties IL
the Carlton jewelry store. left this or
forming for visit with relatives in 81
uincy. Mass. and Worcester Mass. IN
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Alexander Robertson, who enlisted n
st week in company, returned Sat :.
rday from Fort Ethan Allen, having
lssed the physical examination. Mr.. "
obertson will report for duty Wednes-
~ morning. ri
The auction sale at Farnham's last
riday was well attended, and 30 COM ]
ission horses went through the ring at Z
ices from S25 to S225. Some fresh
rises were sold at private sale through q
e day and other property, including Z
agons, harnesses, whips and thresh-
g machine. Mr.. Farnham went West I
lturday after more horses and will
we new lot of fresh horses in the
tier part of this week. c. F. Smith, /.
ctioneer.
A stirring appeal for food conserva.
on was the Sunday morning mes
&c from Rev F. NJ. Mckenna at st.
onica's church, where parishioners at
tn masses listened to a forceful and
nvincing analysis of the food situa-
IN by the pastor. Father Mckenna
nd before two congregations the let
: by Herbert Hoover. whose manage
mt of the food situation overseas has
'de him regarded by the Belgians as
Fir saviour Supplementary to the