The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-18
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ness.
Miss Lyle Even of Orange street lef
yesterday for visit of several days /
Enosburg Falls.
| Sadlier, Keith avenue, specializes in la
dies misses and girls coats. Fall AM
winter designs now on display.
| ID. 5. Waterman of Washington stree
Is taking a vacation of 10 days from
his duties rs city letter carrier.
II o. l., Martin Of plainield, lecture
for the state grange, IA addressing farm
ers in Addison county this week.
II II. G. Boardman and Lee Whitne,
Of Randolph Center were among thu
I business visitors in the city yesterday
Mrs Frank Martin. Mrs. John Foss
and Mrs. Truman Bartlett of Plainfeld
were shopping visitors in town yester.
day.
w. s, Page Of Orange street left this
morning for Portland Me-, in which vi.
cinity horses from the Page stables are
racing this season.
Miss Vera Lathrop Of jefferson street
went yesterday to East Barre, where
she entered upon her duties as a teacher
in the graded schools.
DR.. b. j. Lameri, graduate of Tufts
Dental college in the class of 1917, is
assisting in the Office OF DR. A. c. Foster
in the Rowland block.
Shipments OF bark from the woods of
Orange have been resumed Harry II.
Ladd of that town recently shipped a
carload from Plainfeld for L. c. Swain.
Nelson Brown, who has been passing
the summer at his home on Cliff street,
will return this evening to Hanover, n.
H., to resume his studies at Dartmouth
college.
Dr. o. T.. Barr of Cottage street went
to West Berlin this forenoon to attend
the annual meeting of the Vermont
Ayrshire association, held at the farm
of Mrs. Fannie Erhardt.
Cyril Marion, who has been passing
the summer at his home on Franklin
street, left last night for Worcester,
Mass, there to enter upon his second
year at Holy Cross college.
Lyle Burnham of Williamstown, who
is employed in a local barber shop, left
the city this morning for Taunton,
Mass, where he was called by the Sc
rious illness of his father.
| Thomas Nelson returned last evening
TO AluuittONUf AN WHtEt ne Is tftl-
ployed, after having spent the past few
days at the home of his mother, Mrs.
Mary Nelson, of Merchant street.
William Avery of Highland avenue left
the city yesterday afternoon for st. Al.
bans, where he is looking over a mason
nv contract. During his absence he is |
visiting in the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Frank L. Place, Of st. Adams.
c. +. Smith, auctioneer, holds sales I
this week as follows: Mrs. Ora Greg |
ware, II Eastern avenue. city, Thurs
day. household goods; Friday, II. NJ.
Farnham, Montpelier, horses; Saturday, |
John Nichols, South Barre, real estate
and personal property.
Miss Lewmina Rickert' Of fremont
street left this morning for Middlebury
to resume her studies at Middlebury
college. Other Barre young women who
are returning to Middlebury to contin
ne their college work are Miss Nadine
Rogers and Miss Faith Walker.
Miss Grace Parry, who has been pass
ing the summer with her parents on
Richardson street, left this morning for
Boston to resume her studies in the
New England Conservatory of Music.
She was accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. w. W. Parry, who is making a visit
of few days in Boston.
Preliminary steps toward moving the
roofstone for the G.. B. Milne memorial
from the Prospect street freight yard
to Elmwood were taken yesterday, when
the big block was lacked up on the fiat
car used to transport 1t from Barclay Z
Bros plant. A wagon designed to ae.
commodate heavy stone will be used /
for the transportation of the mansoleum !
roof. and with its arrival at the cemetery !
The last section of the vault will be on
The grounds.
Work on the South Main street paw h
ng project has so far progressed as to Q
lecessitate the closing Of the thorough. :
'are to all manner of traffic. Heretofore
and light vehicles have had :
% detour by way of Perry street, al
hough teamsters hauling granite were
permitted to use the level highway I'M Z
il Sunday. Barriers which do not per.
nit vehicle to enter from the south
nd were placed in position yesterday y
md from now on until the street is q
Iearer completion all heavy traffic will P
ivert to Stony hill.
HrlYates george MAchefzle enitn, D.
|. Mason, James Thompson and Robert y
Webster who have been passing brief "
with relatives in Barre, left p
t 1885 a. m, today for Westfield, u
lass, there TO reioin their comrades in "a
company Of the l03d U. S. infantry -
he young men are confident that the e :
ear future holds in store for them trip u
o France and are bending all efforts TO N
hat end Private William Letournean, /.
Tho enlisted in chsuffeur's unit several !
,eeks ago, returned on the same train
0 Fort Strong, after visit of few
avs in town. and Private II. +. Amedy, D
-ho has been visiting relatives in Web
terville, left for the Columbus avenue
arracks in Boston TO rejoin the l0lst
sgiment of engineers. !:
Due wholly to the generosity of the !
mmni association, the cement concrete
ak built from the Thompson Memorial Z
, the main building at Goddard semi
ary last spring has been extended a 4
stance of 300 feet to the edge of the :
WIN that TANKS Summer street. At
le annual alumni dinner in June, Pres
ent William Mcintosh of the gradu
ing class suggested that the associa- 4
on take upon itself the task of ex-
nding the walk. The suggestion was
pndnrsed and sometime / 4