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

/ Christy MatheWaon at tne plJou w
day. Be sure to see him, ADV
Regular meeting OF ladies' auxiliary OF
Clan Gordon tonight at 7;l5
Edwin Ross and Peter Gotta eft yes
terday for Rutland, where they are at
tending the county fair.
Alexander Sangster geturned TO the
city this morning, litter passing a week
with relatives in Waterbury.
"Matty's Decision" two-reel drama
featuring Christy Mathewson; Sidney
Ayers in "Tiny Hands" at the Bijou
to-day.--Adv.
Miss Bernice Prindle of Providence, r,
T., arrived yesterday and is making a
visit at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Mich.
olson on Elm street.
/ Mrs Alexander Coburn and Miss Maude
/ Coburn were in North Calais Sunday,
where they attended the funeral OF their
uncle, A. M. Cameron.
Miss Lucille Berini of Boston left Sun
day for her home after spending the past
three weeks on vacation at the home
OF her parents on street.
p. Roncha and children, who have been
spending several days with the formers
brother, A. Ronca OF Cottage street, left
to- day for their hone in New ork City,
/ Wendell Hutchns, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Hutehins of Mortified, who was
operated upon at the City hospital about
two weeks ago, was able to return to his
home yesterday.
! Raymond Gallagher, formerly stu
dent at the University OF Vermont, who
pitched for the Barre A. G. against the
Italian A. G. at the Labor day celebra-
ton yesterday, left this forenoon for his
home in Man. .attan, N. Y.
Edward Milne OF Laurel street under
went an operation at the City hospital
yesterday and according to attaches at
the institution, his condition this morn
ing was quite comfortable. Mr.. Milne
has submitted to four operations in re-
cent years.
Mrs. Hester James, Mrs. Frank Math-
ews and Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Jones of Mont
pelier were in the city to attend the flu
neral OF Roberto dward Jones, infant
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Jones Of South
Main street, which was held Saturday
afternoon.
Peter Alexander of Nelson street, who
has been spending the past two weeks
visiting friends and relatives in Man
chester, ~ H., returned to his home in
the city yesterday and resumed ais stud
les at Spaulding high school this morn
ing.
Fitch r. Wiley, Of the local staff OF
the American Express CO., who is doing
spare duty on the line from Boston to
Concord, n. H., was a visitor at his home
n.nl% IL
Wiley will be employee on the state fair
grounds at White River Junction.
Last evening at her home, % Green
street, Miss Gladys Dale entertained a
party of 20 young people, the occasion
being in honor of Norton Lebouryeau,
who leaves soon 10 enter college. Whist
and other games were in order during
the evening and before departing all par
took of dainty collation..
Ernest A. Williams of Montpelier is
acting in charge of the American Ex-
press Co.'S Barre office during the abb
sence of Harry w. Britton, who is pass
ing n two weeks vacation at his former |
home in Hartlsnd. Mr.. Brittons speed
horse, Brownell H., is entered for the
race card at the Dog River Valley fair,
which opened in Mortified today.
About score Of young people from
this city went last evening TO the farm /
Of Dean Bassett on Prospect street
where they had corn roast. The usual i
lunch of watermelons, marshmaliows, /
apples, olives and pickles were taken and
with the corn a big spread was made
After finishing this, games were played |
for some time and the end came by /
gathering about the fire and each one
telling a story.
AIr. and Mrs. r. w Garrett returned /
last night to Maiden Mass. Mrs. Gar
rett has been spending several weeks
AZ her former home, having accompanied
her father, Charles Plouff, home from
the Carney hospital in South Boston,
where he has been having treatment.
Mr.. Garrett has been spending a few
DAYS az the home Of his wifehs parents. /