The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

TALK OF THE TOWN
Regular meeting of the Woodmen on
Wednesday, Sept. Is, at 1880 p. IN.
j. S. Clarke OF Brandon was among
thc busines, visitors in the city to lay.
II. n. Kimball of Enosburg Falls was
among the business visitors in the city
to-day.
Mayor Thurston returned last evening
from two weeks visit in several places
in Massachusetts,.
Miss Marion Bixby returned to-day to
her home in Colchester, after a week 5
visit with friends.
RS. A. C. Gregoire eft totiay for lios-
ton, where she will make an extended
visit with friends.
G.. Rossi returned last night from
Orange, where he has been passing ten
days with relatives.
Oreste Boffino left this morning for
Hanover, n H., where he will remain for
few days business visit.
Clark o. Tayntor of Merchant street
left to-day for New Haven, Conn, where
he is student at Yale university.
Miss Gladys NJ. Corwin returned this
after weeks visit with relatives.
P. c. Dodge returned last night t,
his home in Randolph, after spending
few days in the city on business.
Mrs. O. X. Greware of IL Academy
street left for Boston to-day, where she
will Pttend the ira. :r,'k~t. opening.
Mrs Jennie NJ. Devlin returned this
morning to her home in Rutland after
weeks visit with relatives in the city.
Mrs. Rosa Comi went last night to
Perkinsville, where she will act as a
housekeeper in the home Of Charles GAR
abaldi.
Uric T. Lebourveau left to-day for
Worcester, 1iass., where he will resume
his studies at the Worcester Polytechnic
institute.
Carleton Sprague, former student in
this city, returned TO his home IN Platts-
burg, \, r., yesterday after short visit
with friends.
Frank G.. Howiand of French street
returned home yesterday morning from
Detroit. Mich. whore he attended a con-
vention of bankers.
]. o. +. meeting Court Barre. No.
33l7, Tuesday evening. Sept. IL. at X. c.
hall Important business. Per order
Frank Caslani. r. s.
Miss Annie c. Messer of Orange street
left this morning for Holyoke, Mass,
where she will enroll as a student at
Mount Holyoke college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Williams OF ~
Franklin street have returned home from
an extended business trip through Penn
sylyania and New Jersey.
Miss Katbetiae aadaIt who has heen !
visiting relatives In the city for the past
two weeks, returned this morning 70 her
home IN Springfield. Mass.
William II, Eager of Fairyiew street |
was able to be out OF doors to-day, after |
having been confined to the house by
illness fer the past two weeks,
Miss Kathryn Mccarthy OF this ethyl
has returned home from Enosburg Falls |
and Highgate Springs. where she has |
been spending the past few weeks.
HigeBstiHa Sasi of Paterson, N. j., /
is employed as barber in the Ross
tonsorial pariers on Depot square IN
the absence of the proprietor, Edwin
Ross,
Mr.. and Mrs, Maurice LaPief, who
have been visiting relatives in Barre
rowH for the past few days, left this Il
morning for their home near Montreal,
P. Q.
Frank Smith of West street, who has
been employed in Cheisea for tha pass
lew months, began work at the Trow
4 Holden shops on South Main street
John MefFeF, #aa has been sReadiaa
,erefai weeks at the home of his brother,
". G, MciFer of Perry street, returned
his morning to his home in Elm Creek,
Man,
The PresbyteTisR Cleaners are request,
ID tn meet at the home of Miss Mar
yaFet W9sd Tuesday evening at 7 O'Clock.
special business to come before the
ReetiRg,
MIR. and Mrs. Moses &. Edmaads, who
ave been passing several days in the
ity as the guests OF Rev. and Mrs.
sepFge II. Holt Of Highland aveRue re.
armed last g;gat on the Green Mountain
SpFess to their home in Boston.
II. Chester Sargent Of East Barre was
n the city to-day on his way to Middle
own, Conn. where he viii attead Wes-
cyan university during tbs coming yeaF.
fr. Sargent was graduated from Mont
,eiier seminary last june. d,
Mrs. j. Elliott S.opghtoa and little
aughte-, Barbara, who have been pass
ns several weeks with Mrs. Ellen !
,toughton Of French street, returned this I,
norning to their home in Cherry Valley, ,
(. Y. !
a reg1lar meeting Of Barre local OF ,
he Socialist party viii be held Wednes. ,
ny, Sept. Is, at 1889 prompt. The
pestiOp of the lyceum course for the
l. /
very comrade come out and hear the =
etails and vote accordingly.
]. F. Paine, president of the Paine-
ishburn Granite Co., Grlna Island.
'eb., is in town buying their fan and c
pring monumental work. This firm does y
very extensive business in Barre gram S
e and President Paine or Vice Presi i'd
ent Fis5burn makes frequent visits to E
be granite centers in the interests OF L
heir firm. N