The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

Christian Melvin has gone TO Jack
son, Mich, where he will visit for few
weeks,
Miss NJ. fontana is taking tive
weeks vacation from her duties in IN,
A. p Abbott store.
Miss Louise Cassi is taking 1--WE
weeks vacation from her duties in the
Union Dry Goods store.
Among the business visitors in town
Saturday from Chelsea were Roswell
Ransom and Jerry Lucas.
William Ross and Earl shannon left
Saturday for Bridgeport, Conn, where
they have secured employment.
Mrs. Maria Watt commenced two
weeks vacation from her duties in the
A. P. Abbott store this morning,
Mrs W. II. Danforth of Danville spent
the week end at the home of her brother,
Clayton Mcaker, of jefferson street.
Robert Carson returned Saturday to
Gardner, Mass, after spending the past
two weeks at his home on Beckley street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Goodwin has gone to
Thompson's point on Lake Champlain,
where she is passing several weeks in
camp
Ernest Stacey returned yesterday from
Burlington, where he passed the week
end with his brother, who is stationed
at the fort.
Miss Ethel Ayers left this morning for
Whitefeld \. H. where she is to be EN-.
ployed during the summer at the Noun.
tain View house.
Mrs. Bert Bartlett and Mrs. Henry
Petrie passed the week end with the
| formers son, who is a member Of c com
pany at Fort Ethan Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Gates, Mrs Ligouri
and daughter, and H. X. Bush left Satur.
day by automobile for Rutland, where
they will visit for two weeks.
Miss Isabelle Jackman and Mr.. and
Mrs F. A. Church returned yesterday
from Thompson's point, Burlington,
where they have been camping for the
past week.
A party OF campers consisting of os-
waldo Cabrini, John Albano, Paul BIZ |
anchi and John A. Frontini returned Sat. |
urday from Woodbury. pond, where they
passed several days.
Hudson Beattie, who is employed on a
farm near Enosburg Falls during the
summer, has been passing few days
Beattie, OF fremont street.
Mrs. Il. Rossi and children Of Bol.
ster place shipped their household goods
to Quincy, Mass, Saturday forenoon and
left in the evening for South Quincy,
where they are to make their home.
Mr. and Mrs w H. Clapp and family,
and Miss Esther Steiler of Brandon,
Conn, arrived in the city Saturday on
their way to West Topsham, where they
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Ross and family, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Ennis, Mr. and Mrs.
Dugad, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jeffery and
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lund returned yes.
.erday from Joes pond, where they have
been camping for the past week.
Misses Louise Dashner and Violet Du.
sharme, who have been passing vaea-
ion of a week in Barre, returned this
morning to Chelsea, where they are en-
oloyed in a boarding house during the
Tune term Of Orange county court.
Mrs. N H. Lane of Milton Highlands
Mass, and Mrs. Roy Wells of Milton
ENTER, Mass, spent Sunday with Miss
da Haviland of Spaulding street. They
eft last evening for Danville, where
hey will visit for few days with
riends.
Lawrence Tinkham of Quechee, a fl
Of Goddard seminary, and for h
nerly well known athlete at the school Il
n the hill, is among the Windsor county 8,
oys who have applied for enlistment in n
he quartermasters' reserve corps of the a
'irst Vermont regiment Il
John Wilkinson, a former resident of
'arre and in the days Of the Spanish. )
merican war member of E company al
/ the LIST Vermont regiment, arrived in "
ne city this morning for a visit of a il
wv days with friends. Mr.. Wilkinson 2
now located in Ticonderoga, n. Y. 81
Upwards of 200 girls are making their 20
INNER home at the camp in Roxbury, n,
he outing place having opened last week Ia
18th an influx of campers from states co
far west as Colorado and California. 70
number of Barre people called on N
lends at the camp through the week 80
Id. m
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd G.. Russell Of VI
1uth Main street have gone to Lake III
n. H., there to pass an p
Iting Of ten days. Mrs. Russell is tax I
2 a vacation from her duties in the J
orth Main street Office of Boutwei,
line & Vsrnum. and during the absence I
Mr. Russell, the Red Cross pharmacy
being managed by l.. W. Schultz, for.
erly manager Of the new theatre in
ontpelier.