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

Get hat Co match your suit az 40
bolts.
Haskell taretas are the best. Now
on display at Fits.
Food sale, Saturday. to q p. m, Unit
yersalist vestry,- adv.
\ Tibaldo Rossl left last night for Bur
lington 10 visit friends until Monday.
Hear Evan Williams sing, Face "a
Face" ON Victrola at Cummings &
Lewis
Mr.. and Mrs. Fri Whiteomb Of Plain
field were among the business visitors IN
the city yesterday.
Octayia Handworth in iive'reel
drama, THE Path Forbidden az the
Biiou to.day.-adv.
Mrs. Martin Mcmahon Of West street
is making visit Of week with relatives
In Plymouth. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs William Scatt Of Wash
ington were among the business visitors
in the city yesterday.
The quarterly church meeting OF the
Universalists viii be held in the vestry
az 1880 o'clock this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence \. Gennette OF
g. Tomasi place are the parents OF a
son. born Monday. Sept. -,
Mrs Nestol!a Drown OF Plain street
is passing several days with her sister,
Mrs. Alice Reed, in Morfisville.
Fred T.. Scott of Merchant street left
last night for Boston, where he is max
ing business visit OF several days.
Mrs. V. Dunghi Of Vine street returned
from Mortified last night, where she has
been visiting friends during the past two
days.
DIR. and Mrs. William Mcfarland and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. johnson have re.
turned from an automobile trip to CAM
bridge, \. Y.
Closing dance at Camp Comfort, Calais,
Friday evening, Sept, 90 oyster supper
and ball; bill 81 couple. Van Ornam's
orchestra adv.
Misses Esther langley and Ruth Rob
inson left this morning for Wellesley,
Mass. where they will resume their stud
les at Wellesley college.
! The Misses Gertrude and Mae Dale
left this morning for Burlington, where
they will visit friends at the Queen city
and at Fort Ethan Allen to-day.
A. Orsi, who HIS been Employed in the
Barre granite belt during the past few
years, left last night for Salida, Col,
where he has found employment.
Mrs. Everett Campbell, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in East
Barre during the past few days, left this
morning for her home In Hardwick.
It's the prettiest yet. Whatr Why,
that new arrival of fancy china now on
display at Lyons new china department.
Ils5 North Main street, Currier building.
Edward Badger OF Walden, a former
resident OF Barre, has returned to the
city and is employed in the Walker
Over boot shop at +. H. Rogers & Co.'S
store
Mr.. and Mrs James Sterling are pass
ing several days in Springfield and Brat
tleboro. having accompanied their son
to the latter place, where he has enrolled
in the Austine institute.
Friends of the Misses Blanche and
EIizabeth White Of Newton street We're
invited to corn roast, which was held
in the Sowles grove on Beekley hill last
evening. Many delightful games were
participated in by the guests.
| Miss Elizabeth Newell, who has been
visiting friends on North Main street
during the past few days, left this noon
for her home in Readsboro. Miss Newell
i has been employed at hotel in Maple
wood, \. H., during the summer vacation
period.
f. w. JENNIE of Montpelier has leased
the shop at the south end of the covered
bridge on South Main street and with
an assistant will devote his time to the
repair of furniture and antique. The
building has been hroccupied for some
time.
Joel Brown. who has been spending the
past two days with friends on Brook
street, left his morning for Woodsville,
n. H.. where he will be employed through
the winter months. Mr. Brown has been
employed in d machine shop in Hartford,
Conn, during the past year.
Clerks of the Homer Fits Co, to the
number of about dozen, journeyed to
the home of Miss Beulah Grant of Trow
| hill last evening to enjoy the first of
series of parties planned by the clerks of
the store to be held through the winter
months. The evening was spent In dit
ferent games and late in the evening
bounteous lunch was served the guests
by Mrs. Grant.
Merle Clark, formerly of Barre, being
employed as clerk in the Barre Savings
Bank & Trust Co., and now bank en-
ploye at Essex Junction, has recently ne
potiated for the shares in the Vermont
| Trucking & Sales Co. of North Main
street owned by D. Z. Pirie. Mr.. Clark
will probably leave the management OF
the company to his brother, R. Lynn
Clark. who has been connected with the
firm since the company was formed.
Among the arrivals at Hotel Barre
| last night and this morning were the fol
lowing people: William P. Stone OF
STAFFORD, Mayor John E. Maun and }. NJ.
Morrison of St Adams, Thomas +. Cum
mings of North Adams, Mass, H. H. Ar
mold of Hanover, n. H., States Atty
Frank s. Williams alrda F. NJ. Worthley
of Bradford, Charles A. Murphy OF
plattsburg, w. d. Hall of st. Johnsbury,
| F L. Durham of Rutland, Martin j.
Daley of Burlington, B. H. Lander OF
Saratoga. n. ", DR. and Mrs. E. ?. Grole
of New Britain, Conn, George Hicks OF
Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Dexter OF
Lowell. Mass. F. J. Dragon of Platts-
burg. y. V, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Bailey OF
Boston. H. Z. Human of Troy and +. T.
Riley of Plattsburg, n. \.
EAST BARRE.
| ,o...,l,- Aha date of Washington