The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-17
TALK OF THE TOWN
zee Abbott's line Of wash skirts.

IaH lbu, cutters livery.
II Atty William Wishart was bushes
visitor In White River Junction satuF
day,
II The amusement committee of Clal
Gordon will meet tonight tMondayl a
| I o'clock.
Judge George IL. Dale of Waterbur,
was in the city Saturday to preside owe
an inquest.
Spauldng alumni ball, Wednesda,
evening at assembly hall. Tickets, 81 pc
couple.-ady,
Arthur Blackmore of Pleasant stree
was visitor with friends in Waterbur,
over the week end.
Hardwick stage leaves Hotel Barr
week days nj $3.50 p. m, Montpelie
House at 430, via Woodbury.
Cedric Bliss left the city this morning
for st. Albans, where he will be EN-
poyed by the Central Vermont Railroad
Co.
John McHugho. jr., of Hill street, al
employe OF the Barre Il Chelsea railroad
is detained from work by an ankle
sprain.
Mrs. A. L. Batchelder of Rutland
passed through the city yesterday while
on her way TO Graniteville for visit
with friends.
Victor 0ssola, who is awaiting call
to the u. S. naval academy ut Annapolis
went to st. Adams this morning to pass
the week with friends.
William Hurry of Long street received
word Saturday of his reappointment as
district deputy grand master of Masons,
an office which he held last year
John Riley, who is attached to one of
the Il. S. submarines, arrived in the city
Saturday from Boston, to spend few
days at the home Of his father on East
street.
Mrs. I. n. Houston and daughter of
Maple avenue returned to the city yes
terday from Waterbury, where they
have been spending a short visit with
friends.
Adolphus B. Goneo, who has been sub
| shutting at the fire station for few
days, left Saturday for Woodsville, n.
H., where he was called by the Illness
OF relative.
Mrs. Alex Bruce of Brooklyn street
left recently for Hazelton, Penn, where
she Is to make visit of a few weeks
with her son, Philo Bruce, former res
ident Of this city.
George Murray, jr, who recently
moved to Claremont, \. H., TO be EN-
ployed by the Sullivan Machinery Co,
passed the week end with his father,
George Murray, sr.
Miss Elizabeth A. Hoar, who has been
attending jackson college at Medford,
Mass, has arrived in the city to pass the
summer vacation with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs II. A. Hoar, of East street.
Mrs Harold Barton who has been
visiting during several days at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs r. +.
Ayers of Ayers street. returned Sat
urday forenoon to her home in Boston
Miss Elizabeth Latham arrived in the
city Saturday from st. Johnsburv,
where she has been engaged during the
past year as teacher, to spend the sum
mer months at her home in this city.
Misses Rachel Robinson of Academy
street and Catherine Young of Hill
street returned To the city Saturday
from Boston, where they have been Wis |
iting with friends during the past few
days.
The Barre pipe and drum band mo
tored to Waterbury Sunday noon to fur I
nish music for flag raising exercises. The |
pipers and drummers, after receiving
warm ovation, returned to the city last
evening.
Seaman Clarence r. r. Bishop, who is
stationed at the naval base in Pensacola,
Fla. arrived in the city Saturday to pass
a furlough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. Bishop, of Washington
street.
Barre manufacturers and quarters are
preparations for the enter
tainment of Vermont and New Hamp-
shire monument retailers who are to as.
semble here June 20 for their annual
summer meeting.
Miss Mary Tomasi. who recently com
pleted her duties az member Of the
Swanton high school faculty, has been
attending a class reunion at Smith col
ege Northampton, Mass. Miss Tomasi
viii teach in the city schools next year
Egidio r. Rulfo Of Railroad street, who
has been employed in the City Wine
store for the past two wears, left Barre
night for Hartford, Conn,
where he expects to be employed. He
will be Joined later in the month by Mrs.
3ulfo.
Bernard Hamel, who was formerly en-
,loyed at the Montpelier & Wells River
icket office in this city, was a visitor
with friends in the city Saturday Mr.
1amel is at present attached to the sig
lal corps, which Is stationed at Bur :
ington. 9
Private Walter Munroe of the 57th /
pioneers, who has been passing fur 1
o1,gh with his uncle, William Miers Of /
Keith avenue, and at the home of his \
arents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Munroe of a
iiddlesex, returned to-day to Spartan a
urg, s. c.
Mr. and Mrs Myer S. Levin of Mer- :
hant street went to Burlington this
morning to remain with relatives until .
0 morrow evening, Upon their return
hey win be accompanied by their daugh
err, Miss Rosa Levin, who has been Wis
ing in Albany, n. Y, since completing
err first year in the Skidmore School OF !
.rts at Saratoga, n. Y.
A family memorial of attractive de-
ign and striking proportions is being /
rected in Elmwood cemetery for ex- |
Iayor John Robins Fayette T. Cut |
n has charge of the work and several
avs win elapse before it is completed.
he Robins memorial, cut in the plant of
obins Bros is all hammered, and con |
.sts of base, two dies and cap, and 4
wo columns.
Clad in the new Khaki uniforms, which
ave been secured during the past week, I
le young men of this city, who left a ]
w weeks ago TO enroll in the training /
'hool for mechanics at the University Il
Vermont presented a more military ! A