The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

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nooski are visitors in Barre over tn,
holiday.i
A few bingham and voile dresses tc
close out at special price. Mrs. Shep
ard CO., Inc.-adv.
Mrs. Marie Watt has returned to
the Adams Co. store to resume her
work after a weeks vacation.
A daughter was born at the CITY
hospital Aug. 10 to Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L.
Woodwork of 10 Wellington street.
Miss Julia Stanton and Miss Marion
Wiley of Barre are spending week
with relatives in Queen City park,
Burlington.
To-day we are selling the "Beauti-
full Sonora" waltz song, words ind
music, for &c a copy. Bailey's Music
Rooms.
Mrs. Rachel Wright, who has been
visiting relatives in Boston and Ware,
Mass, for several days, returned 10
Barre yesterday.
Farmers-it will be for your benefit
to attend the community meeting on
Wednesday night in Rowland hall
Don't miss it--adv.
Ralph George of South Main street
returned yesterday from Old Orchard,
Me-, where he was bath boy at one of
the leading beach resorts.
Alfred Healy of Averill street left
for Boston Saturday afternoon TO
spend a few days there with friends.
He made the trip by auto.
Mrs. Michael Deep and children of
North Adams, Mass, arrived yesterday
to spend a short time visiting her cous
in, Aleck Cory, of Graniteville.
uTgo Carusi, Ugo Giudici and Gaetano
Formenti returned yesterday from
y1's pond, after one weeks camping
at cottage on Point Comfort.
Henry Dunbar of North street ar
rived in Barre yesterday from Brattle-
boro, where he obtained three new
bort ears for the Palace garage
Clarence Ward of Hill street left
Barre Saturday for Queen City park,
Burlington, where he intends TO spend
his weeks vacation with friends.
The Misses Annie and Eda Pedu7zi
of Short street left last night for Mil.
ford, n. FL, where they will spend
two weeks vacation with their aunt
Repairs to the city water pipe on
the East Barre road were completed
so that water was turned on IRON the
Orange reservoir supply this morning
Four new Overland ears paraded |
through Main street last evening, |
bound for Burlington They we're be-
ing driven there from the factory in
Detroit, Mich.
Miss Myrtle Pirie of Graniteville has |
resumed her work in the Adam Co. |
store. after having spent her weeks
with a party of friends at
pond
Miss Mary Smart of Forsyth place
her work in the dental par
ors of Or. Tomasi this morning, after
having spent the past two weeks in
Maine on vacation.
Miss A. p. Nourse, manager Of the
Adams Co store, and her sister. Mrs.
NJ Wilson, of Boston motorcd yeSter-
lay toward New York City for q two
weeks business visit.
The special meeting of the Gatusi
'ampfire girls of the Presbyterian
.hurch viii be held Monday night at
30 o'clock, instead of Sunday night,
Is stated in Saturdays paper
William Forbes of Montpelier left
asst night for the Canadian Northwest.
where he has obtained work during the
harvest season. Several friends from
Barre and Montpelier we're at the sta
ion to see him off.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. n. Prescott and
ir. and Mrs Jack Keenan,, eho have
,een spending the summer in vii
and have made frequent
lists with friends in Barre. left last
light for their home in Hartford, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Boland OF Bos
on and Mrs. James Stewart of Barre
notored yesterday to Boston, where
irs Stewart will spend two weeks
efore going 10 Buffalo, y. ", for
wo weeks visit with her sister, Mrs
'rearson.
Regular meeting of Cobble Hin
range Tuesday evening az : O'Clock
he third and fourth degrees win be
on a class of candidates. A
hort literary program has been ar
anged and refreshments viii be
erved. All grsngers welcome.
James Mcmillan Of Globe. Atiz.. who !
as been spending a few days az the !
uest Of Kenneth Macrae Of Merchant
treet. received a telephone call from ,
arlington early this morning stating I
nat his mother had died suddcnlr Sir :
IcNIillan left for Burlington on the
rst train. u
A hearing was held before the street :
,mmittee Of the Barre city euuncil I
aturday afternoon relative to the v
using Of the grade on South Main e
rect south Of the new granite arch q
ridge. Several abutters appeared 1T
,e hearing and presented their ease. :
fter which adjournment was taken
" two weeks in order 10 allow George J
trsiton. one Of the sbutters. 10 be /
resent.