The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-13
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Mr.. and Mrs. e. =. BlXby are nassn9
several days with relatives IN Boston
and other Massachusetts, cities.
John Davidson of Summer street lcf.
Saturday for Montreal, p o, where he
is passing a few days with friends.
Mrs. Alexander Cordner left Satur lay
for Troy, ~ Y, where she is making u
visit Of several days with relatives.
Deputy Game Warden Charles Keith Of
North Seminary street is passing few
days in the Marshfield lake region.
Cyril French returned this morning
| from Lyndonville, where he has been
spending few days with relatives.
Miss Mildred Clark and Arthur Mae
neil commenced vacation OF two weeks
from their duties in the A. r. Abbott
store this morning.
Alton Briggs resumed his duties in the
Homer Fits store this morning after
vacation of week which he spent with
relatives in Randolph.
George Parker, who has been visiting
at his home on Spaulding street, has re-
turned to Hartford, Conn, where he has
employment in an insurance Office.
Mr. and Mrs. James Sector. Miss Kath-
inc Ahern and Mason Pierce left this
morning for Malletts bay, Winooski,
where they will camp for week.
Newell Parker, who has been spending
several weeks at his home on Spaulding !
street, left this morning for White River !
Junction, where he has secured employ |
ment.
Frank Hunton of Orange street, -whr
has been employed as driver for Smith
& Cummings, began work this morning as
a brakeman in the Central Vermont
freight yard.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Goss of East
street have returned to the city after
passing two weeks in Chelsea, and the
former has resumed his duties in the
Barre Savings bank.
George Beattie, who is taking a vaea
ton from his duties in the American Ex-
press office. left last night for Haverhill
Mass, to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
David Beattie.
Mr.. and Mrs Fl. s. Parks, Mr. and
Mrs. John Parks, Mrs. Susan Parks Of
plainfeld and the Misses Eileen Parks
md Lua Higgs left this morning for Joes
pond, where they will spend a week
,amping.
Carl Nelson of Franklin street, who i
las been passing vacation in Spring T
leld and Northampton, Mass, returned i
o the city last night and resumed his a
uties in the office of the Barre Gas Co. a
his morning t
Mrs Orrin Hughes and John Muiry re-
umed their duties in the A. p. Abbott :
tore this morning after a vacation of !.
wo weeks. John Morrison resumed his !:
uties in the same store after a vaca-
ion of a week which he spent with
riends in Washington.
MISS IRENE OpiahN VI htANhhhb
treet, who has been passing a vacation
18th relatives in Claremont, n. H.. re-
umed her duties to-day in Homer Fits
tore. Miss Nellie Brown Of Cliff street, !.
tho is employed as a clerk in the same
tore. left this morning for Manchester.
7. H, to pass fortnight with rela-
ives.
Michael Morgan, Boynton street rnan,
,ade short shrift Of would be holi.up 4
erson under the Boynton street under
ass Saturday evening, and while the
mbrvo footpad made a getaway, the
latter was reported to the police Well
den with groceries, Mr.. Morgan was re
lrninr home around . O'Clock and had /
ist swung in from South Main street
hen a voice in the darkness OF the un-
arpass babe him stand and deliver Mr.
Lorpan's reply was a quick flourish Of
e bag containing his groceries and AZ
le same moment an automobile ap- n
AIRED on the main highway Together
.e developments seemed 70 brighten tie
1ld-up man. for he beat hasty retreat
"A = careful search in the vicinity a
.e pass did not disclose any signs Of his
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