The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

in Worcester yesterday on business
trip.
Miss Elizabeth Reed left last night for
Boston, where she will remain for few
days visiting relatives.
Mrs. b. III. Griffith left this morning
Tor Waitsfeld, where she will make a
few days visit with relatives.
William Emslie has gone to Ausable
Forks, N. y, where he has secured en-
ployment in the granite industry.
Willard G.. Woodland of Claremont, N.
H., arrived last night and will visit
friends in the city for two weeks.
Misses Alma and Lizzie Blay have re-
turned home from North Duxbury, aft
er passing ten days with relatives.
! Mrs. j. c. Howell Of Park street is
spending few days in Randolph as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Greene.
The Frank McWhorter Co. will send
Panama hats to be cleaned and reblocked
as usual. Bring them in before April Is.
Mrs. Frank A. Mccarthy of Averill
street returned to-day, after passing TO-
days with her parents in Franconia,
n. II.
/ Miss Jean Darling of Laurel street has
returned home, after 10 days visit
with friends in South Ryegate5 and Vi
cinity.
| Charles Bushway OF East Barre was in
| the city to-day and left this noon for
| Milford, Mass, where he will remain for
few days.
! Walter Cave of Orange, who has been
passing the winter in Florida, where he
| is interested in real estate, returned to
Barre yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Loveioy returned this
morning to her home in Dorchester, |
Mass, after weeks visit with friends |
in Barre and Montpelier.
Cecil Tucker, who was called to East |
Barre by the death of his father, c. w. |
Tucker, was a visitor in the city yester-
day while on his way home to Calais.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Martin, who have
been visiting relatives in the city for
the past week, returned this morning to
their home in White River Junction.
Saturday specials at the Barre Candy |
Kitchen include: California fruit candy,
Poe H.; mixed chocolates, Zoe H.; sailed
peanuts, l5c b.. walnut pieces 40c ID.
Miss Gladys Gale of Wellington street
returned yesterday from Morrisvlle,
where she assisted a number of Mont
pelier seminary musicians in giving a
musicale Wednesday evening
w. b. Mckenzie of Orange street has
returned home from an extended bus.
less trip through New York and the
Middle West in the interests of Burke
Bros, granite manufacturers.
Logon nordstjernan ll2 V. O. firar sin
orsfest. Eft kort program kommer att !
utforas, sedan dams och forfrskningar
ALA Seandenaver valkomna. Meeting at
o'clock sharp. Per order festhomiten.
Mrs. Frank French of Woodsyile n.
H., and Mrs. Clarence Brewer of Mont
pelier, who have been visiting their sis
ter, Mrs. William Stewart of Mount
street, have returned TO their respective
homes.
II, II. blanchard senator in the gen. 4
aral assembly OF 1912, returned yester. :
lay to his home in Springfield, after hay-
ng made a. brief visit in Barre on bus
ness connected with the Peoples Light.
ng, Heating 4 Power Co.
George T. Brigham of South Main h
treet, division commander of the Yer il
mont Sons of Veterans, is to be one of b
he speakers at the campfire to be- held
n st. Adams next week on the occasion h
# the annual encampment of the Grand h
Army. q
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcneil, who were o
married in Montpelier 10 days ago. have d
eturned from bridal tour through a
and are living at IS Mer- G
liant street Mr. Mcneil has resumed Il
lis duties as night clerk in the Barre
flee OF the American Express Co. a.
Earl $. Hewitt Of South Royalton. a b.
raduate OF Goddard seminary in the a.
lass of 1911, has been selected as one Of e
he three students to represent Tufts !
ollege in an intercollegiate oratorical
ontest TO he held in Jordan hall at Bos-
On this evening. Mr.. Hewitt is senior
{ Tufts. la
Bowlers for the series that are 20 be
)lled between the Merlo representatives
nd the Buzzell representatives have been
iosen. For the match that has been 20
'heduled for tonight az the Buzzell al "
US Marriott, Gardens. Farrand. Murray u
nd Trenoweth will be the defenders Ia
lille their opponents win be n. Mar. "
ami, A. Marriani, Corcoran, Colombo VI
nd Marchetti. Al
Next Sunday evening hy request the ~
~ FANfAAfHt tANAAAt 80 vel rendered -.
= the choir Of the Hedding church last -,
lndsy morning viii be- repeated. The
rye audience last Sunday morning we're an
ghly appreciative Of the good work Of nj
" choir and they will b. glad to hear IN,
again. In keeping wiz the theme
the cantata, the pastor win give a
.ort address on Sunlight and Shad
W A most cordial invitation i ex- :,
nted 10 the public 10 this service. ~, ~.
A former BARRE civil engineer. Julian II
Goodrich. who was associated with VI
A. Walker and W. T.. Walker until he Pu
tablishcd himself ~ business al che
pitsl a wear ago, has received notice
his appointment % the Office If street
u water superintendent for the incor.
rated village If Newport Mr.. Good -
"a expects 70 leave for Newport Mon A.
y and viii assume bis neW duties i'm. 10
rdiatelv upon his arrival there. The IN
bee offers q substantial salary 70 TIE NJ
surui,eut. Mr. Goodrich j. graduate l.,
NarHich university. Norfhfeld IN Tire
las ~ 1917 snd = vear later b. received
degree from TIE Thaver schosi "a
college. Hanover. y. vi lat
~ hs has devoted bic snaearors more Al
particular a. road huiidiur end fasf -.
mmer 20 uas the cirH engineer IN
srre If tie CONSTRUCTION work on =,
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