The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-24
TALK OFTHE TOWN

Il 'ohth WHile iuotNedi ~ ohca
$l.49 pair.
| Clairvoyants, palmists, French Sisters
for short time. Al Main street.
Judge Stanley c..Wilson of Chelsea wa
among the visitors in the city yester
day. ',.,...
Thomas j. Carroll of North Main street
left this morning for Lake Morey, wher,
he will camp for few days.
A. j. Littel end daughter, Lilyth, left
yesterday for Old Orchard, Me-, where
they will visit with friends for few
days.
See the new line of up-todate pianos
just in at Bailey's Music Rooms, IA Elm
street. Low prices continue on every
thing.
All members of the Presbyterian Bible
Sunday morning to make plans for La.
Dor day.
Edeo Bal Rossi, three.and "A half
year old boy, was brought from Water
bury to the City hospital to-day for
treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs Mayo Wyman and Mr..
and Mrs. Eli Whiteomb of Plainfield
were among the business visitors in town
yesterday.
You will save money if you buy Andes
stoves and ranges, stove pipes, stove
boards and clothes wringers at Il. A.
Prindle's, ,Worthen block.
Mrs. James Johnston and daughter,
Edith, of Highland avenue returned last
evening from stay of two months in
Boston and Longmeadow, Mass.
Rev. Edgar Grassland will preach in
the Presbyterian church Sunday morning
at 1880 and in the evening at T. Every
body over is cordially invited.-adv.
Max Holden of South Main street and
DIR. j. II. Woodruff of Keith avenue left
yesterday for Old Orchard, Me, where
they win visit with friends for a few
days.
William d. Hassett of Washington, d. |
c., former resident of Mortified, called |
on friends in the city yesterday. Mr..
Hassett is one of the men chosen for the
second Plattsburg camp.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur j. Stock, Thomp-
son Stock and arthur Stock of Detroit,
Mich, who are touring New England, mo-
tered to-day to the White mountains,
after staying for time at Hotel Barre.
Miss Jennie Holden, who has been pass.
ing a part of her vacation with relatives
in Barre, left to-day for Holderness, n
H., there to remain for a week before
returning to Cambridge, Mass, where
she is engaged as a stenographer in the
county courthouse.
William Holden and George n Tilden
Of South Main street left yesterday for
N. H.. where they viii visit
with friends for few days. They viii
be accompanied home by Mrs Tilden,
who has been visiting with friends dur {
ing the past week. Ii
A party headed by William II. Akin
ION, secretary and superintendent of the
lrrive in the city this evening to remain
until after the national convention OF
cemetery superintendents next week.
They constitute the advance guard of :
learly 500 people who will attend the
convention.
A Montpelier contemporary quotes DIR.
J. r. Dalton, secretary of the state
'oard of health, as saying that the date !,
when schools in. Vermont shall open has !.
ot been fixed definitely. In the inter |
lew with the secretary it is intimated :.
hat the schools in Barre and some other
Washington county towns may not open !,
ntil after Sept. II, date suggested in !
with the reopening of schools
, the capital.
c. f., Smith, auctioneer, was in Waits st
cid Wednesday, holding an auction sale
,r the trustees of the International Min Z
-al company's tale mines. The prop "
-ty was sold TO Walter Main of Boston be
" $4,000, Judge Harvey of Montpelier m
the local attorney for the trustees, sc
no reside in Boston. and had charge of sa
lie sale. Mr.. Smith goes to Montpelier ar
morrow to sell at auction the Jewett tr
N with all furnishings and goes to St re
,hnsbury next Tuesday to sell 100 head tn
cattle for Geo. NJ. Gray, whose barns an
ere recently destroyed By fire. do
Among the guests arriving at Hotel So
,rre yesterday and this morning were ST.
e following: 7. F. Davidson of Gran I'll
:, p. O., Miss Florence Wallace of az
-and Mere, p O.. NJ. H. Cameron of De
Md, Mr.. ami Mrs. G.. H. nj
runway and Miss Subway of Fair sir
iven, Mr.. and Mrs. Hslsey of Corinth, so'
J. Castongusy and G. w. Kneelsnd sP'
Hartford, C. G. Fulton of Mauch Chunk, ma
=, Pratt Thompson of Philadelphia, T.
Hays, Miss Bayley, Burlington, H. Y.
ldreth of Westford, E. R. Tinkham of
,Indoe, Mr.. and Mrs. d. v. 0'Flaherty 4
Boston, Richard +. Bond of Portland, inv
:, E. A. Wiley of Springfield. F. w. UNI
eyens of Burlington. r. +. Frank of tar
troit, Mich, R.. r. Hawley of Hart ant
d. He