The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

among the business VISITORS III the Vll!
yesterday.
William H.. Westcott resumed his du'
ties in the Barre creamery yesterday,
after weeks recreation from his work.
Don Bridgeman of Hanover, \. H., Is
visiting az the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Howard Of Averill street for few
days.
Harold Fahey OF Boston returned 10
his home yesterday after spending the
past week in Barre and Williamstown ON
business.
Henry Little arrived In the city last
night from Buffalo, \. y, where he has
been employed as a stone cutter Tor sew
eral years.
Miss Hattie Larder returned to her
home on South Alan street last night,
after visiting friends and relatives in
Burlington.
Mrs. Frank Shuttle OF East Lynn,
Mass, is visiting at the home OF Mrs
Lewis Mudgett OF West Patterson street
for a few days.
Walter Elwood of the Miles block left
1terday for Hardwick, where he has
found employment in one OF the Hard
wick stonesheds.
Henry Gill visited friends in the city
yesterday while on his way home to
Lanesboro, after passing few days with
friends in Burlington.
II, +. Skeels, who is employed in Hotel
Vermont in Burlington, returned to his
work yesterday, after passing a few days
with friends in Barre.
s. p. Stafford of Sutton, p. O., arrived
in the city yesterday and will spend sew
eral days here on business in connection
with his hides and pelts concern.
f. r. Lyons, who arrived in the city
from Lancaster, ~ H., Saturday night,
commenced his duties as substitute drlv-
or in the Barre fire department yester-
day.
Thomas Tomasi of North Main street,
a member Of the Spauldng high school
class of 1918. left yesterday for Mediord,
Mass. where he will enroll as student
this week
George v Wamburr arrived in the city
last night. while en route from his home
in Montreal, r. O., to Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. Wamburr will enter the freshmen
class at Holy Cross college this fall.
Auction sale tomorrow for George
Jerry. near South Mortified; IL cows
and p four weeks-old pigs, good clean
property; sale commences at 80 p m.
See sd, this paper. c. I. smith, auc-
tioneer
Miss Elsie Baraw, who has been stay
ing with relatives on the east hill since
the latter part of June, left Yesterday
for her home in Glen Falls, \. Y, where
she will enroll as student IN the high
school this fall.
At 2:30 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
on the premises at corner OF Birch and
Green streets, Batchelder's meadow will
be sold two building lots. Very desirable
locati Don't miss this opportunity.
ID. A. Perry, auctioneer. adv.
Kenneth Allen of Maple avenue, who
has been employed by Thomas Carson
during the summer months, has COM
pleted his duties there and left yesterday
for East Montpelier, where he has Sc
cured employment in the electrical plant
The company playing "Everywoman"
in the opera house this evening arrived
in the city to-day from White River
Junction and are registered at Hotel
Barre. From this city the players will
90 to Burlington for matinee and evening
performances.
Glen Lougee. who returned to Barre
last week to visit his mother, Mrs. Josie
Lousee, for few days, after being EN-
ploved at Dxyille Notch, n. H., since last
spring, left yesterday for Gilbertvllle,
Mass, where he sill be employed at the
Mixter Stock farms, as herdsman.
CLAYTON c. Spencer, who has been stay.
ing at the home OF his father, Maynard
f. Spencer of Currier street since his
graduation from Tufts college last June,
left Yesterday for Plymouth, n. H.,
where he will be engaged as a teacher OF
chemistry, mathematics and science.
Friends of Miss Bertha Stilson of Proc
tor, formerly teacher in Spaulding high
school, will be interested to learn that
she is a member OF the teaching staff at
St Johnsbury academy, which reopened
to-day. Miss StiIson has been engaged as
an instructor in the Latin courses at the
academy.
Arthur Corcoran, who has been playing
with the Italian A. {. for the past month,
left Yesterday for his home in Boston.
Mr.. Corcoran came to Barre from the
strong st. ,Iohnsbury nine and before he
played with st. Johnsbury this season,
he played on the hot corner for Laconla,
the fast New Hampshire team.
Mrs. Selma Albano, whose premises at
the corner OF South Main and Quarry |
streets were raided for alleged contra
band goods yesterday, was admitted to
bail of $500 for her own appearance and
$50 on the liquor late iii the afternoon.
With the appearance of her bondsman,
Mrs. Albano was given her liberty. A
hearing in the case will be held later in
the week.
Funeral services for Mrs. Robert Cor !
diner of Hill street, whose sudden death |
occurred Sunday afternoon, will be held
in the Church of the Good Shepherd on
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, in
stead of , o'clock as was previously an
nounced. Prayer services at the house
will be held at 2 o'clock. The rector,
Rev. w. J. NJ. Beattie, will ofiiciate and
interment will be made in the family lot
in Elmwood cemetery.
Bids received by the city clerk on the
South Main street paving project will be
opened at the regular meeting of the city |
council this evening and while the pro