The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

| has returned from two months WISH
in Jackson, N. III.
Miss Mildred Riggs Of Hillside ave
nue. returned to Barre to-day, after pass
ing the summer in Whitefeld, N. II.
The Salvation Army will hold an open
air meeting in upper Graniteyille Thurs
day evening at $3.50 and at Websterville
at 1880.
William F. Littlejohn of Orange street
returned last night from Philipsburg, 7,
O., where he has been visiting for
few days.
II G. w. Watson of Boston, representa-
tive Of the architect who designed the
new Barre City hospital, arrived in the
city for a business visit this morning.
Saturday, Sept IS, the !. O. 0. L., M.
/ IT,, will have food sale of home made
food, beans, spaghetti, etc, at the store
of late Oscar Borgh, North Main street
Miss Katherine Ahern of Eastern av-
enue, who is taking vacation from her
duties in the office of the New England
Annealing Tool Co., left to-day for
10 days visit in Boston.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William Cole of Liberty
street and Mrs. Emily Henry of Jeffer'
son street, returned home last night
from Woodbury., where they have been
spending the past few days in camp.
| Z. NJ. Laws and George Mann of Well
lington street returned yesterday from
| Boston, where they have been enjoying
motor trip. While there, they attend
ed the ball games of the Boston teams
About score of young people from
this city attended corn roast given in
South Barre last night, and all had
very enjoyable time. A supper, prepared
at the roast, was served to the guests.
Mrs. w. d. Wilson, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. L. T. Mower of Prospect
street for a week left yesterday for
Waterbury Center, where she will be at
the home OF r. J. Purdee, after which
she will return to her home in Dekalb,
n. Y.
James McAdam, who Is employed by
the Tenney company in 0rangeburg, n.
Y. and who has been passing several
DAYS with friends in Boston, arrived in
the city this morning for a visit at the
home OF his mother, Mrs. James Nc.
Adam Of Church street.
Fred s. Kent of Burlington, who has
been employed at the Van Ness hotel
during the summer is in the city and
will spend the remainder of the week
visiting here, before returning to resume
his duties in the medical course at the
University of Vermont.
Employees OF the n. d. Phelps Co. were
the guests OF their employers on an an-
tomobile excursion 10 the state fair in
White River Junction to-day. Several
cars were required to transport the en-
ployes in the store and plumbers de.
partment as well as the outside sales
men.
Louis Frattini OF Foss street, who has
been employed as clerk in the Barre
office of the Consolidated Lighting Co.
for the past three years, having resigned
his position, has gone 10 Albany, y. u,
to enroll in a business college. He is
succeeded by Mario Bisnchi of Cottage
street.
Through inadvertenee, the name of
Mrs. George II. Wilder Of Burlington was
omitted from the list of those who par
in the musicale in the lchhy at |
Hotel Barre Monday afternoon and men
toned in yesterdays Times. Mrs Wilder
rendered vocal solo and her contribu.
ton to the program was very warmly
received
Meadow Brook golfers win hold a corn
roast at their links on the Brook street
extension this evening. A committee
elected az the regular monthly meeting
Of the club has the arrangements IN
hand and the feast OF corn will be fol-
lowed by an impromptu program Of
singing and games. Festivities are TO
Begin at o'clock.
Lawton Witt, a 1915 graduate Of God
iard seminary, who has been playing
amateur baseball with the 81. Johnsbury
team during the summer, arrived In the
.ity this morning for = few DAYS visit
With friends before going 20 his home In
Mass. Mr.. Witt l. undo.
,ided as 10 whether he viii enter the
University Of Vermont AZ Burlington,
Tufts college, or Brown university.
Among the visitors in the city yester.
lay and to-day weres Jennie G Averill.
Nashua, \. n, Thomas II. Wagner and
party Of friends, Burlington; Mr. and
drs. Y. T. Tmston, Lowell. Mass; DR..
md Mrs. s. Mitchell South straford
sditor Arthur Howard Of The Advance,
Burlington weekly. and his niece. Miss
Anstiss Howard. New York city, Dr.
nd Mrs. C. J. Rumrill, Randolph. and
Irs. Banyea. matr0n Of the Randolph
anatorium; G. " Savery, proprietor n
he HYDE Park inn. and Russell 7. Page, Z
Iyde Park; Mr.. and Mrs. =. $. Adsit.
frs B. W. Braley. Miss Dorothy Adsit J
nd Mrs. Merihus. Burlington; =. r. II
Iolmss. p. \. Midget. X ". kneelsud
}. h. Smaliey and g. = Bradley. John .
On Alexander Mckenzie, Burlington 6. 4
!. Henderson. sprinrfelds =. r. Shau, !
loKiury, Charles r. Prescott, Whining
On. n
Pair rpers in uncounted numbers eft =
BE cify this morning - train and mo
~ for White River Junction. 3 prepoud-
rance ~ me Barre Representation Rp-
arenfly rrefsrrinR tire motor prupelled a