The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

II. ). Williams OF Bradford was DuSl
ness visitor in town Saturday.
Mrs. Harriet Morse and Harold Morse
spent the week end at Joes pond
Francis Mcdonald of Dorchester, Mass.
is visiting at the home of John Stuart.
Mrs. Fred Lermont of Washington
was business visitor in Barre Satur
day.
Miss Ethel Gamble of Division street
spent the week end at Halls pond witt
friends.
Edward and Albert Taylor of Marsh
field are visiting their sister on Summer
street.
Lord Parker, clerk in Shea's Shoe
store, is out of the store for two weeks
vacation.
Misses Mildred and Frederick Lander
have gone to Burlington for two weeks
vacation.
James Cross ana George Cross Of
Mortified we're business visitors in tow
Saturday.
Leonard Lander has returned from q
three days visit in Boston and Somer
vile, Mass.
D. A. Perry and family are in Greens
boro spending few days at their camp
on the lake.
Miss Irene Lander began work in thc
Singer sewing machine Office this morn
ing as bookkeeper.
Louis Belli has returned to his home
in Boston after few days visit at the
home OF Louis Diversi
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Mellow of Freed
ham, Pa, are visiting friends and rela
tives in the city for few days.
Mr. and Mrs Wesley Hoffman Of
North Main street have gone to Joe,
pond for two weeks outing,
| will sell at private sale one couch
writing desk, chairs, tables, dresser
dishes, etc, Mrs C. r. Wood.
Louis Balzarini, an employee of Ariol
and Dente, has returned to this city aft
er a two weeks vacation in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stuart returned
Saturday night after two weeks visiting
in Dorchester, Mass, with relatives.
Four sisters from the convent in Gran
iteville passed through the city thi:
morning on their way to Putnam, Conn
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gauld and son
Ronald, of Orange street, spent the weeh
end with friends and relatives in Groton
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton Holt of Spring
field, Mass, are visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II A. Holt for two weeks
Miss Title Olsen returned Saturday
TO her home in Montreal, after a two
weeks visit with Mrs. Malloy of Souti
Main street.
Miss Harriet Houston of this city, WIZ
has been visiting in Boston and Spring
field, Mass, has returned TO her home OF
Maple avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. +. Millar, Mrs Dors
Aldrich, Mrs G. w Steele and Miss Belle
Nelson spent the week end at Camp
Idlewild in Moretown
Miss Marion Caven, who has been tax
ing two weeks vacation from her du
ties as cashier at the ten-cent store, re
turned to her work to-day
Charles Flanders of Orange, who hal
been camping at Woodbury. pond for th'
past six weeks, stopped in town Satur
day on his way to Orange.
Mrs. William A. NOR and daughter
Beverly, arrived home Saturday from
visiting relatives for a month
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Colombo, Mr. an,
Mrs. G. NJ Daverio, l.. Nolinari and L
Cerruti have gone to Highgate Spring
for two weeks camping on the lake.
NJ. S. Levin of the Union Clothing
store was called to Burlington by tn,
sudden illness of his brother there, VIII,
has suffered from the effects of shock
Mrs. G. Ramella and niece, Nina easel
lini, of Berlin street have gone to Con
cord and Hanover N. H., and Boston 10
an extended visit with friends and rela
tives.
Mrs. Walter Wilcox Of Moretown, VIII,
has been at the Barre hospital for SOM
time returned to her home yesterday
Miss Mouldy, nurse at the hospital
went with her.
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur c. Tilden, VIII,
have been spending two weeks at Wood
bury pond returned yesterday and MI
Tiden resumed his duties at the Tildei
store this morning,
Miss Helen Stacy and Miss Merle Guild
ry, who have been spending the past tw,
weeks at Rouse's Point, n. Y, returned
yesterday and resumed work at the ten
cent store this morning.
The men of the Bible class of the frs
Baptist church are planning trip t.
Williamstown gulf next Tuesday even
ing. Those intending to go with tn
party be at the church at o'clock.
The il2-year-od granddaughter Of Nj
and Mrs. John Stuart started yesterda,
morning for California to join her par
ents. The little girl will cross the con
Dtinent unattended. She will go to Ma
deria
Mr., and Mrs Peter LeClair and famil,
of Summer street. who have been on Al
extended trip to Boston, New York ant
Burlington, visiting friends and relative
in those places, returned last night t.
their home,
One pleasure party was broken u
yesterday by a slight accident. Severa
people were riding up around the Wheat
on quarries in Tracy's trucking team
when the horse became frightened at tn
raising of an umbrella and the entir
party of eight was thrown into the road
All escaped injury except Henry Martin
who had his ankle sprained and had t,
be brought home.
James f. Higgins and Charles H. Wish
art returned yesterday from Boston
where they have been for several days
With them came Sergeant Nelson Brown
who had just received his discharge a.
Camp Devens. Mr.. Brown went across /.
months ago and saw service with tn
Goth division in several battles. Sine
the signing of the armistice he has beer
studying at Lyon university.
Norman McIver, who was arrested OF