The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

In the city yesterday on business,
! Mrs. William Corrigan of Washington
was a business visitor In town today
Andes stoves and ranges are the best.
Call At F.. A. rrindle Co., Depot square
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde y. Coffin OF North
/ field were among the business visitors IN
the city yesterday.
Regular meeting of Sons Of Veterans
AUXILIARY, No 5, Wednesday evening,
Sept p, az : o'clock
Miss Mildred Kent. a student at God
dard seminary, left yesterday for Bur
| lington Tor several days visit.
Miss Alice Batehclder OF Plainheld Wis
/ tied at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs, Ernest
/ Bstcheider of South Main street yester-
day.
Elmer Scott returned 20 his home in
Grantevlle last night, after spending
several days in Springfield, Mass, on
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs stephen Molina OF Der
/ lin street returned 10 their home last
night after visiting relatives in Water.
bury for several days.
Miss Elizabeth Thompson arrived in
the city last evening from Portland, Me,
and will visit friends and relatives IN the
city during the next two weeks.
Miss Edna Hall, who has been spend
ing the past three weeks with friends on
North Main street, returned 10 her home
in White River Junction this morning
r. Clarice Of Waterbury returned to
his home Yesterday after visiting over
the week end at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Adele Buzzi, OF Blackwell street
Mrs. G. j. Lyons, who has been en-
ploved at the Fabyans through the sum,
mer. passed through the city last night,
while en- route to her home in Granite
vile.
Miss Nellie Scott, who is employed in
Waterbury, visited at the home OF her
father. James Scott, of Maple avenue
Yesterday, returning to Waterbury this
morning.
Angelo Conf, formerly employed at
the Bethel quarries, arrived IN the city
last night and will visit friends on Ber-
lin street for few days before going
to Graniteville.
T. d. Pierce of Currier street com
menced his vacation OF two weeks from
the Barre creamery yesterday and VIII
20 TO the lake region in the northern
part of Maine, where he will spend sew
eral days on hunting expedition.
Miss Ina Gabree. who is taking va
cation OF two weeks from her duties as
stenegrapher at the state hospital at
Waterbury, arrived in the city last even
ing and will visit at the home OF her
sister. Mrs Alton Briggs Of Park street,
for a few days.
A regular meeting of St Johns court,
C. 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
uuested to attend.
The state w. C. T. L. convention will
be held in Barre Oct. 10, l. and u The
meetings will be held in the Methodist
churen and will be open to the public.
The Ida Read union will give the visit
| ing delegates a reception Tuesday even
ing. Oct. 10. Watch for program later.
County Agent F. H. Abbott Of West
Patterson street left this morning for
| Mortified, where he will attend North
field fair through the three days. Mr..
Abbott will exhibit various grains grown
on the demonstration plots throughout
Washington county under the direction
of the Washington County Farm bureau.
Mrs. A. A. Fairbanks, who has been
passing several days in the city as the
guest Of her daughter Mrs. William Rob
ertson OF Elm street, returned TINS morn
ing to her home in Burlington. Mrs.
Fairbanks and Mrs. Robertson recently
returned to the city after a visit of few
DAYS with relatives in Littleton, y. II.
Anthony Joseph, Isaac Simon, Charles
Shadroui and Joseph Shadroui returned
to their homes in the city yesterday ait
er attending the wedding OF W. 7. Men
ser and Miss Alice Thomas OF Schenec-
tady, n. ", Sunday morning, at the
home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Charley Thomas Mr.. Menser was for
merly Barre man, but now he is en-
ployed by the Vermont Fruit Go. at
Burlington.
Yesterdays practice at Lincoln cam
pus was the most promising of any OF
tine N0rk DN CpduluIHS hlSh otAN'i 'hiN
fall. Captain John Tomasi was out IN
toes for the first time last evening and
seemed to put more confidence into the
men than they have had at any time
this season Tomorrow, when Spauld-
ing lines up against the Montpelier sem
mary team, they will have Tomasi, Nor
timer. wilkins and Chandler of last sea
sons squad, with an abundance OF new
material to fll the places lett vacant
from last seasons graduation.
May Robson's new play on her present
tour is from TIE pen of James Forbes,
who laid the plot and the clever lines OF
The Chorus Lady" which served as a
vehicle for Rose Stshl to ride into thea
trical stardom, fame and financial sue
cess. One should never forget that, after
all. the play is the thing. One can hard
llv imagine more clever lines than those
in THE Making Over of Mrs. Matt the
new comedy in which Miss Robson comes
TO the opera house tonight It would be
ltautology TO extol on the character act
ling of Miss Robson, who for many years
has been making the world laugh. But in
this particular case she has been supplied
with a dramatic gem. adv.
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