The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-28
Talk OF THE TOWN

run line OF winter coats AT Abbott's.
Special early showing of furs at Alb
bolts.
Thomas Mccarthy of South Main
street was a business visitor in Washing
ton yesterday.
Miss Agnes Flood of Mortified is MAX
ing a visit of few DAYS with friends
and relatives in the city
George Walker Of Vine street left the
city yesterday afternoon for Portage,
Wis, where he has secured employment.
This is the winter to conserve coal and
save servant trouble by letting us take
care of you at Hotel Barre. j. V. Rowen,
Mgr
Mrs. John Flynn returned to her home
IN Waterbury yesterday afternoon, after
visiting in the city during the past sew
eral days.
Fresh eggs are selling at 5sc. Why
not use powdered fresh eggs at SOC and
save Zoe per dozen2 You viii like them
Direct Importing Co.
Dean R. Pero of West Topsham passed
through the city yesterday while on his
way to Randolph where he expects to
make a visit Of a few days with rela.
tives.
"The Amazons7 will not be shown at
the Park to-day as advertised Film not
shipped. See Arbuckle in "Moonshne,o
and special iyereel feature All seats
6c.-adv.
John Linsey Of Lebanon, NJ H., called
on friends in the city yesterday while
on his way to Plattsburg, N. ", where
10 "a e 81
days. Mr. Linsey is making the trip by
automobile.
Among number of Barre people who
left the city early this forenoon for Nor
risville to attend the Morrisville fair,
which is being held there this week, were
William Mccarthy of South Main street
and William Nichols and Fred Brown
Of Elmore street.
William Milne, who has been visiting
with friends and relatives in the city
during the past few days, left the city
last evening for Springfield, Mass, where
he expects to visit for a few days with
relatives before rejoining his comrades
on the U. s, S. Michigan, after enjoying
a furlough of the past several days,
Copies of the August 23d issue of the
Newport, N. H., newspaper, containing
letters written by Merton Sargent, for.
merly employed as a clerk at the Homer
Fits store in this city, have been re-
ceiyed by friends in the city. Mr. Sar-
gent, who was attached to tha New
Hampshire National Guard was recently
gassed while going over the top in the
American offensive, but he has progressed
rapidly since being in the hospital and
expects to rejoin his regiment within
short period The letters give in an in
teresting manner an account of his being
gassed, as well as other exciting expert
ences which he has recently undergone.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last evening and this forenoon were
the following people: II. r Bainay, +. B.
Mower, w. r. Anglemire, A. S. Spear and
wife, Il. G. Sahbagh N Ross, G. w. Mox
ley, +. j. Averill, A. T. Rogers, A. n.
Watt, I g. Marsh, HI A. Miles, G.. u
Harding w II Stetson, S Y Merchant,
Harold Marshall, Boston; r. w. Paine,
Montpelier; Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Collins,
h. NJ. Shutz, New York City;. r. H.
Ahern, Bethlehem, N. H.; Fl. P. Oliver,
ST. Johnsbury; w S. Allis, Norwich
Conn; George B. Wilbur, George H Will
bur, Brookfeld; F H. Allis, New Britain,
Conn; j. Greenfield, st. Adams; Mr.. and
Mrs W. H. Shaw, Manchester, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Bructealf, Winchester,
Mass; Mildred Dutton, Chelsea; G. A.
Fisher, Des Moines; T. B. Garsay, J. J.
Kennedy, F. A. Duquette, G, b. Mosier,
H. A. Spear T. w. Mildon, Burlington
Harold L. Bailey, Bradford; S. n, Frost
ST. Adams; Mr.. and Mrs. Catchpole, Al
bany n. Y; John H. Cox, Rutland A.
J. Anderson, Belmont, Mass; "A. A. Rem
shaw, wife and two children, New York
City; George r. Futer and wife, Mildred
Futer, Morrisyille; Rena A. Paul, Green
villa, n. y; Philip T. Kunhardt, Alex
Wisnkonski, North Andover; A. Z. Rich.
ardson, Concord, N H.; J, H. Richardson,
Amherst, Mass Z. A. Fraser, @. j. York,
Manchester, n H.; Mr.. and Mrs. II. r.
Townsend, Miss Townsend, South Orange,
n j.; Albert Veau, Montreal; Mabel III
Gerard, Winsted, Conn. A. Mazzolini,
Randolph; Mr.. and Mrs w. S. Collins,
New York City; Miss Edith Mcdonald,
H. y. Mcdonald and wife. r. N. Padgan,
Fitchburg Mass W. T. Manning, Plain
field, N, j.