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

II Joseph Gay passed the week end will
friends in Northield.
H Children's tennis oxfords for tn
Fourth, soc pair, at Shea's.
Mrs. Minnie Sanborn OF Topsham /,
visiting friends in the city for a few
days.
Mrs. c. H. Newcomb of Waitsfeld i.
spending several days in town with
| friends.
Miss Edith Woodruff underwent mi.
nor operation at the City hospituA this
morning.
Fl. o. Camp left this morning for
Plainfeld, where he will stay few days
on business.
Alex McKinnon will leave tonight for
Montreal, where he will visit his sister
for few days.
Three by five and 5xs, best cotton
bunting flags; embroidered stars; S. and
$3.50 at Hooker's.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Bugbee of North
Montpelier are passing few days in
| ScNh Win iiiruus.
| Misses Nina Thurston and Evelyn
Hanlon OF Mortified were the guests of
Miss Lillian Roberts over the week end.
Ladies of Clan Gordon please leave
their due books with the financial secre-
tary, Mrs. Angus, on or before July for
audit.
Mteo e
is visiting at the home of Mrs. James
Slora of Cutler corner, Orange, for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gregware have re-
turned from Danville, where they have
been passing few days with Mrs. A. A.
Caldwell
Miss Brown of .Forsythe place and the
Misses Matthews left this morning for
Bethlehem, n H., where they are to be
employed during the summer,
Mrs. Margaret Jones has returned TO
her home in Hyde Park, after spending
week at the home of Mrs. Isabella |
Thompson on spaulding street.
Miss Ethel Wishart OF Camp street, |
who has been employed a. cashier at
the Eastman store for seve-aI years, |
completed her duties Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Waterman and son
left this morning for Plainfield, where
they will visit at the home of Mrs Wa
terman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. w.
Coburn.
Opening dance at Camp Comfort, Cur
tbs lake, Calais, July 3rd; full bill $50.
Dancing Wednesday, July 4th from p.
m. till p. m, SOC couple. Refreshments
Mark Munroe has returned to his
home in New Haven, Conn, after pass
ing several days with his brother, Wal
ter Munroe, and at the home Of his par.
ents in Middlesex,
Clifford Prize arrived yesterday at his
home on South Main street from Bristol,
Conn. where he has been working in the
office OF one of the ammunition factories
turing the past year.
r. A. Hoar, A. g. Fay, Miss Ellen Hoar
md Miss Lake, 9ho have be.r passing
.wo weeks in Ghejse1, while .iessrs.
ioar and Fay were representing Mrs.
Anna Felch in Orange county court,
eturned to the city Saturday night.
Among the campers that have gone to
Ioe's pond to spend week are Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Ross and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Lund and daughter, Mr.
nd Mrs. Thomas Jeffory, Mr.. and Mrs
William Ennis and son and Mr. and Mrs.
ohm Dengad and son.
All organizations in Barre are to be
sked to contribute to the support OF
Telfare worker in Barre and, in further
nee of this plan, all officers of unions, :,
lubs, fraternsl orders. churches and 9th.
r social organizations are invited to at
end a meeting to consider the matter in 8
Ildrich library memorial hall Monday s
vening at 7:45. L
Among the Barre visitors at Fort +
than Allen and Burlington yesterday !
ERE: Mr.. and Mrs Frank Lafayette r
nj son, Perley Lafayette of west hill,
no visited Private Ernest Lafayette OF
company Miss Gladys Dale, William
urnell, Frank A. Mccarthy and W. E.
ilbert. A. H. Burke and son, Miss Rosa n
and Mackie, Mr.. and Mrs. David Far "
Ind and Iiargeus A. Lundy. I
John Cayhue has just received a large =
of the camp of the Gath =
S. infantry at Fort Bliss, FL Paso, y
ex., where his nephew, Arthur Cayhue, q
rmerly of Barre, is now located as a
ember of Co. d. The young man en-
'ted six weeks ago while visiting in
The picture, which is four Sc
ct and four inches long by ten inches II
ide, has been placed in the window at 81
srrion's cigar store. ia