The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-14
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY. JULY u, 1917.
ALKOFTHE TOWN
The Weather
Sunday probably fair.

II F. +. Eldridge of Brookfield was bust
III ness visitor in town to-day.
II A new arrival OF milan hats. Call and
see them. Mrs. Shepard Co. Inc.
II Former Congressman Frank Plumley
II of Mortified was among the visitors in
II the city to-day.
II Miss May King left to-day for Water
bury, where she will spend the week end
II with relatives
II William Thompson left this morning
i for Burlington, there to pass the week
4 end with relatives.
H For this sticky weather wear the Mar
celia underwear, cool comfortable and
dainty. Mrs. Shepard Co., Inc.
Mrs. R. NJ. Beagrie of Keith avenue
left this morning for Burlington, where
she will visit with friends for week.
| Mrs. Elizabeth Lagore and Miss Annie
McGue left to-day for Woodbury. pond,
where they will spend two weeks va
cation.
Dalton Wright returned yesterday
from South Royalton, where he has been
visiting for the past few days with rela
tives.
Mrs. o. G. Stickney of Washington
street left this morning for Randolph,
where she is passing a few days with
friends.
Mrs. Robert G. Buchanan left this |
morning for New York City, where she |
is to remain for a time at the Sloane |
hospital.
Deputy Sheriff Pascal Ricci, who has
been passing few days in Barre on
business, returned yesterday to his home
in Rutland.
Mrs. Henry Hodges of Springfield,
Mass, who is passing a week with
friends in Brookfeld, visited friends in
town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W Fl. Upper and chill
dren, Lincoln and Velma, arrived this
morning from Burlington to spend the
week end with friends in town.
Misses Blanche and Florence Russell
returned to their home on Eastern ave-
nue. to-day after having spent the past
two weeks withsfriends in Boston.
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Julia Hayes and James Hayes have gone
to Marshfeld, where they are in camp at
Niggerhead pond for few weeks
Among the business visitors from out
of town yesterday were: Mrs. Ella Smith
of Plainfeld, Arthur Green of Waits Riv-
er and Mrs. Z. X. Holton of Washington
Supt. j. N. Barss of the state indus. ,
trial school returned to his home in Yer
gennes yesterday, after passing a few
days in Barre and Montpelier on bust.
ness. |
ID. w. Mcleod, who has been employed q
for some time in Springfield, Mass, e
passed through the city last evening u
while on his way to WebstervilIe to re- 8
join his family. q
Miss Ina Freeland, who has been pa
tient at the City hospital for two weeks,
a successful operation for ap.
pendicitis, was able to return to her home y
on Cottage street to-day. II
+. j. Stewart of Oakland, Cal, who :;
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. P. NJ.
Park of Hall street, left the city this =
morning for his former home in Provi- ;,
ience, r. l., where he plans to make an !,
extended visit with relatives. :,
Miss Mabel Hutchinson, who has been 80
passing a vacation of two weeks with n
Ter parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Hutch
nson of Park street. left the city to-day do
'or Lowell, Mass, where she is to re- OF
,ume three years training course in m
he Lowell hospital. 70
A party of young ladies consisting of de
he Misses Adeline Merlo, Selma Bianch, tn
sophia Rossi, Jane Watkins, Josephine sh
2estelli, Mary Restelh Nina Casselliai tn
md lnez Maberin left to-day for a tn
wo weeks outing at Woodbury. pond. W.
They were accompanied by Mrs. j. Hen OF
y Vance of Akron, O. ap
Regarding the threatened strike of
milk producers, which was heralded as ce
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tatement this morning which indicates -
hat the supply of lscteal sustenance e.;
ill flow to morrow as usual. "Nempa,"
r the New England Milk Producers as
Dciation, is referred to in the following
announcement by Mr.. Smith: ''There will
e no milk strike July Is, as anticipated, 49,
5 the n. f. NJ. P. A has made satisfac- -
'ry arrangements with nearly all deal TL
IS. The new price is to take effect Aug. a..
The power of the organization has ~
zen fully demonstrated" !
Among the guests arriving at Hotel bac
ARE last night and this morning were RAG
lie following people, Mr. and Mrs. w. R. eve
Misses May and June Cor TO
ngley of Chestnut Hills, Mass, H. r. 7
Tskefeld of st. Johnsbury, George s. and
undlett of Lowell, Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. the
oyd, Miss Eleanor Lloyd and J. j. I
Isick of Hartford, Conn, w. A. Dutton by
ID A. B. Thomas of Hardwick. Mr.. and one
RS. Frank Thurber of Hartford, Conn, the
r. and Mrs. Paul Plummer and Mrs. ste,
VI. Vail of Southbridge. Conn, r. V. wa,
oward and f. NJ. Noble of Burlington, pes
,bert w. Condor Of Providence, r. L.. wa,
A. Phillips of Boston, ID. b. Ryan of O
NV York City. j. l. Brown of Chicago, the
=, F. A. Woodward of Barton. the
Everoraau farn, lo.cayad On the counfrv hea