The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

dliiftu III tue City ldsb HiSHt ioi q W.
days visit with relatives.
Robert Wylie OF Glover, who ha'
been visiting his cousin, William Wylie
has returned to his home.
A son, Chester Merrill, was born il
Jeffersonville Sept. IA to Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Miner of this city.
William Forbes of North Main street
has returned home, after passing the
summer at Old Orchard, Me.
Miss Bertha Steffins returned yester
day to her home in Maiden, Mass, after
a weeks visit with friends in the city
Mr. and Mrs. +. j. Owens of South
Main street have returned home, after
spending several days in Boston and Vi.
cinity.
Miss Blanche Russell of Eastern ave.
nue. has returned home, after passing a
few days at the home of DR.. G. w. Dar-
ling in South Ryegate.
Alex. Straiton of Washington street
left yesterday afternoon for Rouses
Point, N. N., where he will pass the
weekend with friends.
! Miss Lulu Crosier of Glover, who has
been guest of Mrs. Willard Robbins
on the East Montpelier road since Mon
day, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs Archie LeCasse returned
yesterday afternoon to their home in
! Champlain. n. u, after spending sew
eral days with friends in the city.
| Milo Bunell. who has been spending
| a few days with his brother. Grin G..
| Burnel, Of Franklin street, returned to-
day to his home in Lincoln, ~. II.
| Mrs. 0rville Briggs and son. William
Ilfff ia 10 tgl1
after having attended the funeral of
Mrs. Lenora ID. Wheeler, in this city,
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi 7. Cross of North
field are passing a few days in the city,
having been called here by the illness
of their daughter, who is student at
Goddard seminary.
James Ahcrn has just received a pat
ent on surface bushhammer to be used
in the granite industry, and he will
manufacture the tool in his establish
ment on Blackwell street.
The condition of Mrs. G. II. kendrick,
who underwent a serious operation
in Montpelier several days age, con-,
tinues TO show encouraging progress. ac-
cording to reports received from Heaton
hospital yesterday.
Miss Margaret G. Barclay, who has
been passing several weeks with her
mother, Mrs, Mary NJ. Barclay, of Park
street, left this noon for Waltham,
Mass, where she viii resume her du
ties at the Waltham hospital.
Miss Marguerite G. Stoughton Of
French street left yesterday for Ply
mouth, y. H., where she will make
short visit with friends before going to
Boston TO resume her art studies in the
Boston Museum OF Fine Arts.
There will be rehearsal for all the
children OF the primary department of
the Congregational Sunday school at 2
o'clock Saturday afternoon. This is for
our rally day, which we observe next
Sunday. The parents are asked to see
that the children attend this Tefearsal.
The new siding built BY the Barre
railroad from the main line To the Duffy
quarry, so.called, in Graniteville. is com
pleted and the T.. L. Smith company.
which operates the quarry was able TO
load its FIRST car on the new extension
yesterday.
News was received in this city vester. I
day of the death Of Mrs William |
Stoker. which occurred in Albany. n Y, !
early Thursday morning Mrs. Stol<er |
was a sister of Mrs. Clarence A. Wheat !
on of Ayers street and had been fire. !
quent visitor in Barre.
f. s. Platt OF Rutland clerk Of the /
United States court, announces that he /
will hold naturalization court in this city /
on the afternoon and evening of October /
2 The court will convene in Montpel. /
Ter ON the afternoon and evening OF
October / and on the forenoon Of 0cto.
her 2
Miss Bernice Prindle of Keith avenue
and Miss Esther Buchan of Perry street.
will leave tomorrow for Waltham.
Mass, where they will enter the train
ng school for nurses connected with the
Waltham hospital. Misses Prindle and
Buchan were graduated from Spauding
high school last June.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George b. Milne and
'on. Edmund, Mrs. Alexander Duncan
md Alexander Milne, who have been
pa ssihg several months at their former
Iomc in Scotland, sailed yesterday from
liverpool on the return home aud ex-
)ect to arrive in Montreal during the
after part of next week.
At the Universalist church Sunday
morning, Professor W. A. Wheaton will
,lay "OfTertoire in G." by Battman,
md allegro Vivaci.' by Rwick. The
lrpheus male quartet will sing "Re-
dice, the Lord is King" by Parker, and
Ten Thousand Times Ten thousand" |
" Lillian Faitt Sheldon George w.
rant will render violin for the offer
ory entitled, "Bereeuse,' by Goddard.
Rally day exercises will be held at the {
congregational Sunday school to-mor- S
ow. Parents and friends of the chill '
ren are cordially invited to attend I
We need more of the adults in the T
unday school and tomorrow will be a
cd time to start. Let all the friends /
+ the Sunday school unite to make this ID
ay worth while. a
Yesterday local Hebrews began the a
nnual observance of the Feast of Tab Y
rnaeles, which continues for eight days
n the Jewish tongue, the season is o
allied Succoth and is marked by the d
lessing of the Esrog (scented citron1 \
nd the Lular (spray of palm). The OBJ t
prvance is made more elaborate ia cities n
here the Hebrew congregations support II
The Western Union company has in- t
tailed in its local office at the Central S
ermont station a revolving ear reson- o
tor of the most approved design. The G
tility may be adjusted at any height y
r distance from the wall and in serving 81
5 purpose of condensing sound it has
ro,raJ model n