The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

New neckwear. See the lace collars al
lVaughan's. c,o4a
i Kenyon's auto bus will leave City note
Thursday morning at $3.50 for state tair
Fare, $3.50 round trip.--Adv.
Boy scouts, troop 81 A council meet
ing will be held in the church Vestry
this evening ut o'clock,
c. Il. Butterick of Springfield, Mass.
is moving his household goods TO Barre
and will reside at 3s Orange street
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant A. Lane and child
of Elm street returned to Barre last
night. after spending the summer AT
Queen City park. near Burlington
=. Z. Mclaughlin Of Boston arrived IN
the city this morning for a stay OF sew
eral days in the Barre granite belt III
the interests Of trade journal.
Harry Wishart, who is employed in the
Orange County National bank OF Chei-
sea, has been spending few days win
his mother, Mrs. Barbara Wishart OF
Camp street.
Miss Hazel Russell Of "a Patterson
street left this morning for South Ian
caster. Mass, where she will enter the
academy to take the Biblical academic
course and music.
Miss Rose Lemay of Montpelier is EN-.
ploved as night operator in the local
central office Of the Vermont Tel. lei.
Co., succeeding Mrs. James Macneil, VINO
recently resigned her position with the
telephone company, after long PERIOD
of service.
Tonight at s o'clock at the Baptist
church there will. be social time and
farewell reception to the members OF
the Sunday school who are going away
to college. This is the first social OF the
season and all members of the church,
congregation and Sunday school are IN
yited. The social will begin at O'Clock
promptly and close at $3.50.
Mrs. Riley Burgess of the Montpelier
road left last evening for a visit OF sew
eral days with relatives in Roekland,
Me-, and vicinity. She was accompanied
by her son, Stanton Burgess, who has
been employed by the Vermont Tel. 4
lTel. Co. during the summer and who will
leave Sept 25 for Boston to resume his
studies in the Massachusetts, Institute
of Technology.
Herbert C. Leonard of South Main
street went this morning to White Riy-
err Junction, where he will visit friends
until the close of the state fair, which
opened to-day. w. S. Page OF South
Main street is another Barre man who
plans to be in the junction town during
fair week AZ his race horse, Wendell ;,
which figured in the race meet in North
field last week, has been entered for
some Of the trotting events at the state
fair. Wendell was due to start in one
OF the class races to-day.
Apprehension among the friends OF
DR.. Lucido Andreola over the possibility
OF his having sailed for Italy on the
SAINT Anna, the Fabre liner reported to
be afre at sea was set at rest last night
when message from the doctor in
formed one of his acquaintance here
that he does not contemplate sailing I'M
til Sept. 90 Soon after deciding to 80
with the Italian colors, DIR. Andreola
left Barre a few weeks ago for Scran-
ton, expecting TO visit there for short
time before sailing from New York or
Boston. More recently, according 10 adj
vices received here yesterday, the doctor
was notified by the Italian consul in
New York that he had been selected TO
serve as second ships physician on a
boat which is TO leave New York Sept.
90 with a large number of reservists.