The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

Children's tennis oxfords, sizes to IL
SOC per pair at Shea's.
Buy your ticket now for the Co. c
benefit, "The Girl from Broadway
Peter j. Turner of Schenectady, N. Y,
is making a visit OF several weeks in the
city.
John Angus of Hartford, Conn. is
passing vacation OF two weeks in Barre,
his former home.
/ Silk and heatherbloom petticoats, made
to order. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call
at 10 Keith avenue.
| Miss Alice Irene Blanchard has com
pleted special course in commercial
subjects at Goddard seminary.
Miss Lucille Berini, who has been
spending few days at her home here,
returned yesterday to Richmond
| Miss Mary Irene MaeIver, who has
been spending some time in Denver,
Colo, arrived in Barre last evening
Mrs. James Sterling left the city yes
terday for Brattleboro, where her three
sons are pupils in the Austine institute
Miss Ella Chalmers of Washington
street underwent a successful operation
at Heaton hospital, Montpelier, yester.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Kelly of Cleveland,
O., are visiting at the home OF their
daughter, Mrs. Allan W. Reid of Maple
Grove.
The regular meeting OF the Ladies of
the g. A. r. will be held Friday after
and refreshments.
Miss Nina Cassellini, who has been
engaged for several months as a teacher
in Waterbury, is passing the summer at
her home in Barre.
Miss Rule Mcleod. who has been pass
ing vacation of week with relatives
in Barre, returned yesterday to her
home in Bury, z. q.
Mrs. G. H. Granger came from Ran
dolph last night and left this morning
with a party of Barre people for a few
days in camp at Greensboro.
B. f. Bench, who has been employed
in Barre for several months, left this
morning for Waterbury. Conn, where he
expects TO pass the summer.
Mrs. Bernard Lewis and two children
and Mrs. Pearl McCaulay OF Omaha,
Neb., are visiting at the home OF Mrs.
Phpbe Lewis of Nelson street.
Miss Ariel Hambleton, who came here
to attend the Landi Reid nuptials. is Wis,
iting in the home of DIR. and Mrs w ID. !
Reid OF South Main street for few
days before returning to her home in
Cioffstown, n. II.
Miss Katherine Gilfeather, teacher
in the graded schools, who has been visit. |
ing friends in the vicinity of Barre since |
completing her duties for the year in the |
ward schoolhouse, left this morning for |
West Rutland, where she is to pass the |
summer.
Mrs. Evelyn II. Rowell OF Williams
town died at the Barre City hospital at
8 p. m. yesterday, the Goth, after lin.
gering illness of several weeks. The |
funeral will be held at the residence of |
the daughter, Mrs. A. A. Reed, in Will
Jamestown, at p. m, Friday, June %.
Mrs. Alex Mackie of Beacon street re-
turned last evening from Castleton,
where she has been attending the com
week exercises at Castleton
Normal school. She was accompanied
home by her daughter, Miss Bella
Mackie, who was a member of the grad
uating class at Castleton this year.
MI anu MIS- itHldIttH hIhA1 VI lAfh |
Creek, n. ", who are on motor trip
through Vermont, visited in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Bond of South
Main street yesterday before going to
plainfield for visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Dean z. Town Mrs. Mott, daughter
IF the late Edward Bishop, is former
resident of this city.
The flower table at the library is now
ready for flowers to be brought. As far
rs possible, please bring them between
and 3 p. m. Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays. All children interested in wild
lowers please meet at the library to-
morrow friday at . a. M. at which
lime Emily Dodge will accompany them
IN flower walk Who will gather the :
greatest varietyg Come and see how
many you can find Per order civic com
nittee Barre Woman's club.
Pine seedlings recently purchased from
he Totman nurseries in Randolph by
ne local park commission were set out
afternoon and the work was
ontinued to-day. A number of men
we're engaged in the work at the city
ark on the Merchant street extension. /.
he transplanting being in charge OF
George \. Tilden and J. +. Higgins, men,
'ers of the commission. Seedlings for :
he reserve land around Bolster and
range reservoirs have arrived and viii 4
e transplanted by the water depart
nent
A garden story which he claims has
haded by several degrees George w
Jams description of wonderful potato
rodigies on his Wiley street reserve is
eported by Carl d. Waterman, a young
street farmer, who Is tiiling
n area Of several acres on the east Hill
bis year. Mr.. Waterman has a stalk of
orn which measures Is inches in height
nd the grain Is still growing. lie refers
o the prize winning maize as the Early
rsftsbury variety, a seed which he has
sed successfully in Cutting the summer
larkets OF other years with corn that