The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-19
Talk OF THE TOWN


You can get plenty Of paste for put
ting on your wall paper at Hooker's
store.
I Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Mcleod have been
passing several days in camp at High
gate Springs
William d. Macdonald has resumed
his duties as one of the city letter car
riers, after vacation Of fifteen days.
Mrs. David Morgan of Bassett street
has been passing several days in st. Al
bans as the guest Of Mrs. j. Frank Hun
toon.
Miss Delano Merlo of Granite street
has gone to Highgate Springs, where she
is guest at the Hoar cottage for few
days.
Miss Eldusta Ramage of Camp street
has gone to Montreal, P. O., where she
expects to enter hospital for an oper-
alton.
DR.. and Mrs. c. z. Allen and daugh-
ter, Dorothy, have returned TO their
home in Swanton, after brief visit
with friends in Barre
Miss Davina Stephens of South Main
street left the city this forenoon for
Montreal, where she will spend the re-
mainder of the summer months.
Herman G. Davis of Washington street.
who is taking vacation from his duties
in the F. D. Ladd Co.'S market, has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ
Davis, of Chelsea.
Notice Do not forget the stock re
dueing auction sale Saturday afternoon
and evening, as | am about to move 10
smaller quarters. o. j. Dodge, jeweler,
200 North Main street.
Auction! Auctionl As am about TO
move to smaller quarters, | viii have a
sale Saturday, July 20, afternoon and
evening, to reduce stock. o. j Dodge,
200 North Main street
Miss Lucy Wells has returned to the
city after a visit with relatives in
stoughton, Mass, and is shortly to re-
sumo her duties at the postoffice, after
a vacation of fifteen days
Jelly tumblers and jars which, when
filled, were contributed to the Barre City
hospital, are now empty and are accumu.
lating at the institution. The owners
may obtain them at the hospital at any
| time
William G. Edwards Of Springfield,
Mass, formerly clerk in the Red Cross
pharmacy, is to report at Camp Devens
for duty in the national army Monday,
according to information received BY
| friends here.
| Mrs. Alice Abbey makes a denial Of
the statement brought out at the last
council meeting that Leslie Abbey was
not getting the treatment he deserved.
The boy was taken Thursday to the
City hospital
The savings banks and trust companies
Of Barre would appreciate it very much
| if you would bring or send your deposit
books for yerification at an early date.
The law requires this to be done once
in five years.
Alden Burke Of Summer street and
Raymond Gallagher OF North Main street
returned to the city last evening by au.
tomobile from Oxford, n H, where they
have been visiting with friends during
the past few days.
| Willis G.. Scott, formerly employed
as a barber in Barre, who has been pass
| ing some time at his home in Brandon,
returned to the city yesterday and will
/ be employed as an assistant in ]. ].
Hastings yulcanizing establishment on
North Main street,
Miss Susie Jordan of North Main
street, one of the recent graduates from
Spauling high school, and Miss Helen
0'Keefe of East street left the city yes
terday for Maplewood, n. H., where they
have secured employment for the re-
mainder OF the summer months,
A fishing party which left Barre yes,
terday for northeastern Vermont inelud
ed Alderman Alex. A. Milne, George r.
Bond and II. B Houghton. 1t is expected
that James Msckay and a guest will
| join the fishermen through the week end.
The party is TO be encamped at Maid,
stone
| Lunch room and restaurant; doing
| large business. Best location; 25 reg.
ular boarders; large transient trade
amounting TO S95 per day; reasonable
rent; extra good equipment. Price $3.50.
Owner must sell on account Of draft.
Inquire Of the D. A. Perry Real Estate
| agency.
| L. o. Townsend and w A. Hambleton,
Burton Preston and G. A. Metcalf, who
have been comforting with the Barre
! RuhllAtAN anu @AdUhA d1llitAH hecRIAc-
ton while discharging their duties as
delegates from the National Wholesale
Monument Dealers association, have re.
turned to their homes in Iowa.
James McAdam, who is employed as
an electrical engineer in charge of the
Tenney company's plant in Maiden,
Mass, is passing few days with his
mother, Mrs Margaret McAdam, Of %
Plain street. Mr.. McAdam leaves to.
morrow for Maiden and viii 90 to Camp
Devens Monday to report for duty in
the national army.
Walter Mcdonald arrived in the city
last evening from Springfield, Mass,
where he is employed in a munitions
plant, to spend few days at the home
Of his mother on Elm street. he was
accompanied by his brother, Angus Nc
H Donald former resident Of this city
who Is also employed at Springfield, and
who will renew acquaintance in the
city.
Two Barre young men, Peter Alexan.
der Of Patterson street and John Gibbs
Of Maple avenue, left the city this fore,
| noon for Newport, r. l., where they have
been ordered TO report LOT uuJy IN Iht
naval branch of the service. Both young
men successfully passed the physical ex
aminations at the recruiting station il
Burlington few weeks ago. After
spending few days at the Newport
station they expect TO leave for Cam
bridge, Mass, TO enroll in the naval ra
dio training school at the Harvard uni
versity.
All plans have been completed for the
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