The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Miss Agnes Burke is employed as q
stenographer in the Central Vermont
freight office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Bartlett Of
Plainfeld were among the business visit.
ors in the city yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs Dean Blodgett, who were
recently married in Montgomery, have re-
turned to Barre to reside.
Miss Frances Winslow has returned to
her home in Essex Junction, after visit
ing relatives in Maple Grove.
Sprague brennan left this morning for
Barton. where he viii assume the duties
Of principal OF Barton high school next
week
! Carrolls orchestra returned this morn
/ ing from Woodsvile, y. H., where they
played at a ball given by the Bachelor
Girls club of Woodsvile last evening.
The w. G. T. L. Of the Baptist church
presented their minstrels at the Baptist
church parlors in Websterville last even
ing before a large and appreciative audi
ence.
Mrs Harry johnson and son, Harold,
have returned to their home on Richard
son street after making an extended so
iourn with friends in different parts OF
Maine.
Miss Emma Commuskey Of Hartford,
Conn, arrived in the city last night and
will visit while here at the home of her
sisters, Mrs. A. G. Williams and Mrs. J.
II. Nelson.
Miss Isabelle Nelson, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in Boston
and Quincy, Mass, during the past two
weeks. returned to her home on Franklin
street last night.
Harley Edwards and Harley Cruick-
shank of Websterville were visitors in
the city this morning while on their way
to Chicopee Falls, Mass, where they ex
pect to be employed.
Henry Gill of Lanesboro, who was a
guest of Charles Fl. Northrop of the Mer-
chant street extension to-day, will leave
this afternoon for Burlington to pass the |
weekend with friends.
Miss Agnes NJ. Stafford, teacher at |
Goddard seminary, arrived in the city |
last night from her home in Portland, |
Me- where she has been staying since
the close of the spring term last June
Everett Swasey, who has been visiting
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. d. Swasey of Waterbury, for several
days, visited Friends in the city yester-
day. Mr. Swasey will return to his home
in Montreal, P. O., within few days.
Paul d. Barnard, who has been visiting
his uncle, D. V. Stone, through the sum
mer vacation, left this morning for King
ston, r. l., where he will resume his
studies at the Rhode Island State college
next week
T. II. Golden and r. p. Ducharme ar
rived in the city last evening from Mil.
fcrd, Mass, where they have been en-
oloyed as stonecutters during the past l
few months. They will commence work {
n North Barre stoneshed next Monday
The Misses KATHERINE Phelps and {
Nary Tomasi, who have been encamped
1t the Messer cottage at Lake Morey
Turing the past week, returned to the
ity last night. The remaining members Ie
# the party will return tonight, they J
'eing Misses Hazel Lyon, Cora Roberts, +
ladine Rogers and Annie Messer. g
Malcolm Dodge, who has been visiting a
riends in Richmond for several DAYS. ar v
ived in the city last night and visited at T
he home of his grandmother. Mrs. Laura G
. Dodge of Seminary street. He left c
his morning for his home in Flushing, | ?
!. t. accompanied by his little brother, q
'rancis, who has been visiting in the city n
or several weeks e
The members of the Epworth league
ED an old-fsshioned social at the Meth {
dist church parlors last evening. when 4
lany of the young people assembled to h
nioy candy pull. a delightful enter a
iinment was in progress throughout the q
yening with nearly all the young folks A
resent participating in singing old Il
lngs. After the program of singing was h
'mpleted, the party gathered around the d.
lbe for a supper that was served by a.
he members of the league. A good time az
as enjoyed by all 81
With the advent of the open season NJ
II shooting ruffed grouse, woodoock and IN
-ay squirrels. there has been an appre- dl
able strengthening in the demand for y,
lntinC licenses at the Office OF the city
ERIK. Many sportsmen are provided with
lie hunting permits through the pur-
ase of combination hunting and fishing bs
,enses in the early summer; but those
ho prefer the woods 70 the brooks and tr
,nds are right in the market for single
.rmits these dsys. Yesterday marked
g opening Of the season on partridges sii
ID gray squirrels. and while the foliage OF
too thick at this time for successful
-uting. the fact that nearly IS licenses la
we been sold this week indicates that
e hunters believe in preparedness. Ii