The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-30
TALK OF THE TOWN
Munsing underwear at Abbott's,

weeks visit in Boston.
DR.. II. y u, Archambault returned
. home Saturday night from vacation of
a week spent in Montreal.
Mrs. Levi Bovat of Swanton returned
home to-day after attending the Beenger-
Charbonneau wedding in this city this
morning
Miss Bertha Genereau returned this
morning to her home in Burlington after
spending week with relatives in Gran
iteville.
Charles Birnie of First street has re-
turned home from Bethlehem, N. H.,
where he attended gala day that was
held there last Friday.
Earl Burgess of the Montpelier road,
who recently submitted to an operation
at the Heaton hospital, Montpelier, was
able to return to his home yesterday.
The condition OF Jed o. Beckley of Es-
sex street, who submitted to serious
surgical operation at the City hospital a
week ago, is reported to be slightly inn
proved,
N. Louis Schriver of Cambridge, Mass,
representative Of the Swedish Iron &
Steel Co. of Brooklyn, N. Y, arrived in
the city yesterday for stay of several
days in the Barre granite belt.
| Miss Marguerite Stoughton of French
street, who has been employed in the
Montpelier Office of the Vermont Mutual
Fire Insurance Co. for some time, com
pleted her duties Saturday.
George Kinney of Summer street, who
got a piece of steel in his eye while
working on stone early last week, is
slowly recovering from the injury and
hopes to return to work within a few
days.
The woman's association of the Con-
grega tional church will meet in the
church parlor Wednesday at 2:30 p m.
The meeting win be in charge of the
mission department. Refreshments viii
be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Howard and |
daughter, Marjorie, and Mrs. r. A. Bar.
ney of Burlington, motored home last |
night after spending the weekend as
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs George Lander Of
10 South Main street.
In order to set at rest any false rumors
which have been started, Charles c. Ken
yon wishes to state that he is operating
his Barre Montpelier automobile bus in.
dependently of any corporation or other
interests.
Harry Campbell, who has been con-
nected with the Murphy stables near
Utica, N. ", for several months, has re. I
turned to Barre and will re-enter the
employ of w. S. Page at the Page train. .
ing stables on South Main street.
daughter, Marjorie Jean Slayton,
was born at the City hospital Sunday
evening, Aug, 90, to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
I. Wilcox Of Moretown, the child weigh
ng nine pounds at birth. Mrs. Wilcox /
s the eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
fred A. Slayton of South Main street.
John Giudioi. the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Silvio Giudici of Beckley street, sus.
aimed painful injury while playing
With companions in that neighborhood
sunday afternoon. The little lad, who is
ess than two years old, stubbed his toe
md fell, striking on sharp rock, which
Inflicted deep cash in the forehead. DIR.
I. H. Woodruff, who was called 20 the
iiudici home, took four stitches to close u
he cash.
Mr. aud Mrs. c. w. Martin of South s
lain street and son, Howard, and Mr.. :
nd Mrs. l.. ID. McAIlister of Ayers =
treet, who have been enjoying a motor
rip for the past 10 days through south. q
IN Vermont and Massachusetts, returned 4
o their homes in this city yesterday. L
ir Martin resumed his duties at the
larre book store this morning. During n
is absence his place has been filed by a
Wallace Dodge. 5
Miss Anabel Mckenzie, a music teach.
r in Montreal, and Mrs. Harold Bayliss .
nd daughter, Isabel. also of Montreal. y
tho have been visiting at the home Of 9
ir. and Mrs. Andrew Mckenzie of Web
terville and with other relatives in this il
ity for the past two weeks, returned
ONE Saturday night. They were ac- Al
ompauied by Miss Jeanne Mckenzie OF
Vebsteryille, who will make a fortnght's 4;
isit with them. o,
Three performances Of "Fi ri Of the d.
oy Shop" in the opera house last week
cited the civic department Of the Barre q
Voman's club the sum Of $3.50, which 81
III be used 10 further the work Of the in
apartment. The closing performance,
latinec Saturday. was greeted by an =,
audience. In the absence Of n
Irs. Howell d. Grim, the role Of ri ri" =
as assumed by q. +. Leithner. under
hose direction the extravaganza was
reduced in this city. Mr.. Leithner in
'nds 90 present the piece elsewhere in 7,
crmont before returning to HE home y
Chicago Mrs. Grim, who with Mr..
rim has been making a STAY 81 two
eeks 10 this city, left saturday morning
y her home in Utica, y. Y. 81
Barre friends Of Sister Frances. who =,
a. for three wears mother superior Of al
ie Convent of the Sacred Heart on sum. y.
er street. which IL in charge ~ the ~
sters Of Mercy. viii b. interested 20
arm that her rear 90 the convent in
arlington j. g. b. succeedei by her pro ~
oiion % the mother superiorship Of - y
ifhatI's convent. Montpelier. announce 81
fut ~ the transfsr ~ tss bishop az o.
i diocese ~ Burlington having made ~
apparent that Tire thsnee j. e. take -
.Hef ir ur liatfis After hafiHr tear
the Scored Heart convert here from "a
81 o. 1919 SISTER Franees werf e. uIs
YHaEtcu and the present oofasion fg1 I'D
3 ffurn 90 ths tnnv "a tha tFrut ns