The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

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among the visitors in the city Saturday
DR.. II. j. Cutler and DR.. Homer Sowles
who have been passing a few days il
Barre, have returned to Boston
The Misses Alice and Irene Nelson
who have been visiting in Barre, left
Saturday afternoon for st. Marys school
in Burlington.
Harold N. Chase of White River June
ton returned to his home to-day, after
spending the week end with friends OH
Richardson street.
Mrs. Clara Cass of Rochester arrived
in the city Saturday to visit at the home
of Mrs Grace Cutler of jefferson street
during the coming week.
Philip Cass of Lunenburg, who has
been making business visit of few
days in Barre and vicinity, returned to
his home Saturday morning.
Thomas NJ. Flanagan of Dover, n. H.,
passed through the city Saturday while
en- route to East Barre, where he will
visit friends during the week,
Joseph Gray of st. Adams, who was
formerly employed as a brakeman on the
Barre & Chelsea railroad passed the
week end with friends in the city
Mrs. Albert Scott of Trenton, N. j.,
arrived in the city last evening for a
visit in the home of her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. w. +. Mann of Orange street.
The amusement committee of the /. o.
@. L., NJ. IT,, will meet with Mrs. Harry
Dale, % Green street, Tuesday evening
at o'clock. A full attendance is desired.
Alexander Cruickshank, who has been
| spending a few days with relatives in
Barre, his former home, returned this
\ morning to MorTisville, where he is en-
ployed.
Rev. George w. Davenport rector of
st. PauPs church in Burlington, will
speak to the parishioners of the Church
of the Good Shepherd Friday evening at
s o'clock.
A good chance to learn quarrying A
few good quarrymen and drllers wanted
at the Z. l.. Smith & Co. quarries. APP
ply at the quarries or at the Office in the
Averill building.
John Little. who has been making an
extended visit with friends in Granite
vile, Barre and Washington during the
past two weeks, returned yesterday to
his home in Quincy, Mass.
Mrs p d. Leavitt OF East street has
returned from Fort Ethan Allen, where
she spent several days with her husband,
member of the Headquarters company
in the state National Guard.
Mrs. E. H. Chambers, who has been
visiting at the home OF her daughter, |
Mrs. Forts Abbott of West Patterson |
street, during the past week, returned |
Saturday TO her home in Burlington.
The following item from st. Adams
exchange viii be of local interests "A
daughter, Ruth Wood Andrews, was born |
at the Sherwood sanatorium April Ia to /
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander p. Anderson of |
Cambridge"
Mrs. Elmer D. McAllister of Ayers
street left to-day for Montpelier. where
she will visit friends for a few days,
while en- route to Newport, r. l., where
she will join her husband, who is EN-
ployed there.
Miss Mary J. French of Wellington
street, for many years a resident OF
Barre, has purchased the art store OF Miss
Hebert at the corner of Main and State
streets in Montpelier and removed to
that city to-day.
Morris Labnon OF Berlin, n. H., ar
rived in the city Saturday to spend 3
few days as the guest of friends on Pros
pect street, after which he will go to
Burlington, where he will make an ex-
tended visit with friends.
A large number of Foresters, repre-
senting st. Johns court, C. o. F., met in
their hall on North Main street Sunday
morning and marched in body to st.
SIonica's church for the annual corporate
- |
William Murray of the Vermont
company left to-day for John
son where he will operate the Vermont
Trucking and Sales company truck at
the American Mineral company, until the
Jeffrey truck arrives which the johnson
firm has purchased.
Mrs. Bertha Chamberlain. who has
been passing week with relatives on
School street, returned Saturday to her
nome in South Royalton, being accom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs, William R. {
Dewey, who is to remain with her moth
n while her husband is at Fort Ethan G
Allen. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Bugbee, who visited i
1t the home OF Mrs f. A. Bugbee Of I
Orange street after having been called i
o Newport by the death of a relative, /
eft the city Sunday morning for Pitts 4
ield Mass, where Mr.. Bugbee is en- b
,loyed by hardware concern. o
President Wilson says even the ladies P
must work in the garden this summer. t
Jome to the Baptist church Tuesday,
April "a, to the sale and supper and buy n
garden hat and apron TO match. Menu: n
3eefsteak en- casserole, boiled rice, hot I
oils, assorted cakes, tea and coffee. a
rice, 25c. Supper served from $3.50 to G
p. m. Il
Dan Solomon of Providence, r. l., was 8,
visitor in the city Saturday while en- Il
QUITE to Burlington, where he will spend Ii
few days as the guest of friends and a
elatives. Simon Isaac of Prospect a
treet left Saturday night for Burling- R
on, where he will make visit of several IL
avs with friends and relatives. h
Owen Washburn, managing editor OF I
he Evening News in Franklin, Pa, was b
business visitor in the city yesterday, 81
eaving in the evening for New York, v
rhere he expects to purchase news. Il
aper press. Mr.. Washburn was called c,
o Brattleboro by the illness of rela-
i've and came north TO Barre to inspect .
he Times printing plant.
Indisputable evidence of springs ar
ival was at hand Saturday when "Whis-
lie" Nicholas Peters, the popcorn man, .
eturned from a winters Information in