The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

H New lot Of Hoagknit sweaters at Alb
II bolts.
Il Allen p. Bond returned yesterday t
Il his home in Woodstock, after a 10 days
H visit with friends in the city
H Mrs Ii. ID. Graves has returned to he
home in Barre, after spending seyera
days with friends in Mortified and vi
H cinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Gillespie of Mer
chant street went to-day to Worcester
to attend the funeral of the late Clar
ence Nourse.
Mrs. David Farrand and Mrs. Eliza
beth Canning returned last night iron
New York, where they have been spend
ing the past 10 days.
L. II. Leland, who has been spending
several days with frie..ds at Goddard
seminary, returned yesterday to his
home in Westmoreland, n. II.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Coghlan re-
! turned this morning to .heir home in
Rouses Point, N. Y, after spending sew
eral days with relatives in Barre and
Montpelier,
Miss Edith M. Gordon of Spaulding
street left this morning for Waltbam,
Mass, where she has enrolled as a stu
| dent in the Waltham Training school
! for nurses.
| A small smudge on Brooklyn street
Monday night originated on the premises
of Frank Nenner instead OF Mrs. James
/ Sullivan, as reported. The Times made
mistake in back yards.
Donald Mcleod and SON William OF
Long street left this morning for Worces
| ter, TO attend the funeral of Clarence
Nourse, whose death occurred Monday,
following lohg illness. The funeral
was held this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davidson of Sum
mer street returned last night from a
two weeks visit to New York, Phil
adelphia and .Poughkeepsie, n. Y. While
in New York they were the guests of
their son, Thomas Davidson.
The Newlyweds and Their Baby"
paid their second visit to the opera
house last evening and We're greeted by
an audience whose enthusiasm equalled
that of the first visit. Harold West,
now the baby and again the major, was
as amusing as ever and the supporting
company above the average.
Coach Jere O'Brien Of the University
OF Vermont football team yesterday an
nounced the team he had selected to
represent Vermont in the Niddlebury
game this afternoon Louis ID. Tomasi,
local boy, and Spaulding graduate,
was slated to open the game at right
end. Last season Tomasi held down a
similar position at Norwich university.
The South Main Street Tool Sharpen
ing Co. is making preparations to erect
a modern machine shop at the corner
of South Main street and Webster ave-
nue. before snow flies. In the structure
will be housed an up-to-date TOO sharp
ening machine. which will serve at least
two granite manufacturing plants in
that vicinity. The building will be a
story and a half affair, with wall di-
mensions OF 20 and 40 feet. Work on
the foundation will be started at once
and the owners hope to have the ma
clnnery installed by Nov. |.
Work on the Trow q Holden dam near
the company's South Main street plant |
is near completion. Already three quar- |
ter of the cement structure is finished
and the contractors oegan work yester-
day on the last section, extending TO l
the DEOokiNh SAittt bdhN VI VIE HhtfNt9
branch The dam was started early /
in September since which time tons
Of cement and gravel have been dumped
into the forms. Conditions for construe
ton work have been unusually favor
able and the small stream OF water
coursing down Through the branch in
the dry spell has occasioned the builders
but little trouble.
A reception was rendered last even
ing in the parlors OF the Hedding AGetho-
dist church to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Car
penter, who were married at Chelsea a
few weeks ago. Mr.. Carpenter is treas
lrer of the Sunday school board at the
Hedding Methodist church. Between 10
and so members of the Sunday school 1
md adherents of ths>ehureh gathered to
give the couple rousing welcome. One
II the pleasing incidents of the recep-
ion was the unexpected arrival of Rev
md Mrs. A. b, Enright of Chelsea,
parents of Mrs. Carpenter. In the re
ewing line were Rev. and Mrs. a. Il.
snright, Rev. T. n. Newell, pastor of
he Hedding Methodist church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
". Gates and G.. $. Andrews, superin
endent of the Sunday school board. A
musical and literary program of special
lote was arranged for the evening, many
# the contributors being members of the
iedding choir. After a social hour was
'assed dainty refreshments were served.