The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

II
Robert Brown of Windsor arrived il
the city last night and is making few
days visit at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown of 10 Basseti
steet.
Walter Wood Of North Main street
who has been residing in the city during
the summer, left yesterday for ST. Al
bans, where he will spend the next few
months.
Howard Wright OF Dorchester, Mass,
who has been spending the past week
visiting at the home of G. i. Linekir
on Merchant street, left for his home
last night
Milford Veino Of east hill, who ha;
been at Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlng
ton, for the past five weeks, underwent
an operation last Friday and is doing
very nicely.
Leslie Creighton, former resident OF
this city, who has been residing in At
lantc City, n. j., for the past two years
arrived this morning for an extended
visit with friends.
Frank Courtney of Elm street, who
has been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Courtney of South Royalton,
for the past two weeks, returned to his
home in this city yesterday.
Claud Partridge OF Summer street,
who has been visiting relatives in Ran
dolph for the past week, returned home
last night and resumed his studies at
Spaulding high school this morning.
! Miss Lillian Fradd Of Long street,
who has been spending the summer with
relatives in Halowell. Me-, returned home
Yesterday and resumed her studies at
Spaulding high school this morning.
The ladies and pastors union OF the
Hedding Methodist church viii hold their
monthly business meeting Thursday at
$50 at the church. Ladies please come
prepared to tie quilts A large attend
ance Is desired,
Mr.. and Mrs. Friend y. Whitcomb OF
Beacon street returned this morning from
Essex Junction, where they have been
visiting their daughter, Miss Bernice
Whitcomb, an attache in the Office of the
secretary of state.
Miss Erma Cooney of East Barre, who
has been visiting for several days with
friends in St. Adams, returned home
last night. after short visit with
Misses Esther and Elizabeth Libersont
on Seminary street.
The United Missionary society Of the
Methodist church will hold its September
meeting with Mrs. John Trow of Wash
ington street Wednesday afternoon at
2:30. Friends as well as members OF the
society are invited.
Neil Hooker and Wilbur Erickson,
1915 graduates of spaulding, and Wiuni-
fred Vaughan who was graduated from
the Holderness school in Plymouth, y.
H.. left this mornig for Mortified, where
they win enter Norwich university.
Miss Carrie Linekin, who has been
spending the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Linekin OF rs Mer-
chant street, left last night for Spring
field and began her duties as teacher in
the Springfield high school this morn
ing.
Mrs. Carrie 4. Brooks and her daugh
ter, Miss Stella M. Brooks Of Washing
ton street, have returned home after
passing the summer in Chebeague, Me.
Miss Brooks resumed her duties as a
member of the Spaulding high school
faculty this morning.
Thomas Batchclder and Earl Emith
returned to their homes in this city last
night from Hardwick. where they APP
peared in the Plainfeld lineup when they
PLAYED Hardwick at baseball yester-
day afternoon. Smith played first base
and Batehelder played left field, while |
the Plainheld team was being defeated
by the score OF s TO 3.
n a - haa
ployed in the Buzzell pool and billiard
parlor and bowling alley for the past
eight years and who completed his duties
there about month ago, began work |
yesterday morning In the Royal parlor
in the Jackson block for George Lander. |
Tie is taking the place Of Egido Rulfo, |
who completed his work there Saturday |
night and who began work this morning /
for Weafer and Murphy in their Pearl
street parlor.
Mrs. Justina n. Kent had the real
pleasure OF meeting in reunion at the old /
Kent farm in Calais on sunday, Sept. 5.
al OF her children and grandchildren, the 1
number including Mr.. and Mrs. George 4
Kent and children, Marjorie and Nal
colin. OF Barre, Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando
Martin and children, Fanny aud Alice,
of Plainfeld. Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Robin
son and children. Ruth. Rachel and
Rhoda, Of Barre, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
D. Reams Of Montpelier, Mr.. and Mrs.
William T. WEIGH Of Springfield, Mass,
md Virgil X. Kent Of Springfield, Mass.
This was the first time IN more than a
iozen years that the members had All
zen together AZ one time and the day I
sas al too short % complete the pro
ram which was arranged, not the least
4 which wss a picnic dinner IN maple
yrove on the old fsrm. The journey was
from the various points by motor.
AZ their chapel st North Barre Mon
lsy evening. the italian people held
serv delightful reception and social IN
sonor al Miss Teresa Lanyon, Nho has
zen = deacousss in Barre Tor TIE past
our years and In charge u the work AZ
Sorth Barre since March and Who j. 20
70 70 Detroit. Mich. in the near future
. take charge 81 the work there. The
.eoertinn vas also made Tire occasi1n
~ welcoming Miss hattie DAVIS. Who
Ias come q take charge q tae vork and
.oma here Ths auditorium # The chap
Z was prettilr decorated in green and
hit. With the Nurds. Welcome Pare
reII.7 over the platform. the Hrrnnre-