The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

at Fits,
| A. A. Iamorey Of Gill street returned
this morning from business trip to
Boston.
The Altmrians will meet with Mrs.
+. A. Grearson. 80 Nelson street, Friday
afternoon, Sept. 20.
Then You'll Remember Me- sung by
John Mccormack ON Victor record at
Cummings & Lewis,
Fred \, Rraley of Merchant street re-
turned this morning from business Wis
Il of a few days in Boston.
Miss Grace Parry of Richardson street
has gone Ia Boston where she has en-.
rolled as student in the New England
Conservatory OF Music,
The sunbeam choir of the First Pres
/ byteran church, including girls from
to II years of age, will meet at the
manse Friday afternoon at I o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert l.. Ilutchins have re.
turned To their home in Northield, after
passing several days in the city as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Ray Rich OF
Perry street.
Richard Churchill who has been EN-.
ployed on the Henry Perrin farm in Der
/ lin, has gone to New Haven, Conn, where
he will be employed in the Winchester
Arms factory.
Mrs. Minnie Courscr, who has been
passing few days with her sister. Mrs.
/ Nat ). Bond of South Main street. re-.
turned this morning to her home in Pet
erboro, y. III.
Alex Corey and 6. Habeb, who have
been passing a few days in Boston and
Berlin, y. H., on business connected with
the American Clothing Co., returned to
the city this morning.
Mrs Agnes kinkead, who has been
visiting at the home OF George Cooper of
3 Elmore street since coming here from
SpotFord y. H., returned this morning to
her home in Lawrence, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. + J. Cushing and Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Iavere, who had been
guests for few days OF Mr.. and Mrs.
lie. II. Wilkie OF Central street have re-
turned to their homes in Newport.
! 4 regular meeting OF the Central La
Dor union OF Barre and vicinity will be
| held in the carpenters hall Nichols
! block. Friday evening, Sept. %, at $50
o'clock. Per order Angus Mcdonald Sec.
! Ten OF the latest new and up-to-date
stock patterns in dinner sets now ready
and on display for your inspection.
Everybody welcome. At Lyons new
crockery department, 1876 North Main
street, Currier building.
! Mrs Emma A. LaPoint returned from
Woodstock last evening, where she at
tended the state meeting OF the Vermont
branch Of the Womans Board OF Mis-
sions as a delegate from the woman's as
= h., fnF41l church
A regular meeting OF St Johns court,
lie. o. F., will be held Thursday evening
at o'clock. The election OF officers
which was deferred from the last meet
ing. will be held, after which there will
be smoke talk. Every member Is re
quested 10 attend.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gredler and daughter
Rosina, who have made their home in
Barre and vicinity for several years
have moved their household goods to,
Afiddlebury. where Frank y. Gredler, a
son of Mrs Gredler, is member OF the
Junior class at Middlebury college.
Members of the senior class at Spauld
ing high school held their first meeting
of the school year recently and elected
the following officers for l9l6-l9l7;
President, Ralph oliver; vice president,
Miss Nfyre Z. Cow; treasurer Miss
Olivia j. Mcknight; secretary, William
Noonan.
C. F. Smith held an auction sale yes
terday for f. II. Slayton near Hardwick.
An ordinary lot of cows, no fresh ones,
quite lot OF them coming in next
spring. sold from $50 to 500 two year old
heifers from $50 to $40, yearling heifers
from $3.50 to $32, IS sheep and lambs
81. 80 each for the whole lot.
The appearance Of May Irwin and her
big production at the Barre opera house
at an early date will interest all theatre
goers. Miss Irwin and company will pre-
sent her great success Of last season, "33
Washington Square" with the identical
cast and production Of last season.
Watch The Times for further announce
mente.--adv.
A party consisting OF Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Willard Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Bemis
and Alfred Willard of Dorchester, Mass,
visited friends on South Main street yes
terday while en- route from Lake Mem
phremagog to their homes. They were
encamped with a party Of friends from
Sherbrooke, p O.. from the middle of
August until the first of the week
A big crowd turned out for the auction
sale for Mrs. Field on the Sargent farm
near West Topsham last Tuesday. An
tiaue hunters came in from all direc
lions and the dooryard and sides of the
highway for some distance were lined
with automobiles and teams. People
that did not know the real value of some
articles thought the prices very high
and, in fact, everything brought most
satisfactory prices. c. +. Smith, auc-
tioneer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Linney, who have
been passing their honeymoon in Bur
lington and Montpelier and in Barre as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James Canton of
Prospect street, have returned to their
home in Lewiston, Me-, where the groom
recently erected bungalow. Mrs. Lin
nev formerly resided in Barre. Her hus
band is business man and we'll known
in Spanish American war veteran circles
in Maine, having served as sergeant in
1898.
| C. l. Hood, head of the well known firm
of C. l. Hood Co. OF Lowell, Mass, with
| Mrs. Hood and the latter's sister. Miss
Wilder, together with David Loring, a
Boston broker, and Mrs. Joripg. motored
to Barre yesterday from Woodstock, via
| Barnard, Bethel and Chelsea. On their