The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

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/ White shoes for Decoration day a
Fits.
Rummage sale, Congregational church
Saturday afternoon.--adv
Don't forget the Memorial day dane,
Tuesday evening. CAROLS orchestra
adv.
At the evening service in the Presby
terrain church William Steward will sing
''The Homeland"
Loren J. Bell and Daniel Rizzi have
returned home, after passing few days
in Hardwiek and Barton on business.
4 Remember the festival at Swedish mis-.
sion, Worthen hall, tonight at s o'clock
Interesting program. Refreshments.
/! Mrs. A. r. Malnati left the CITY this
morning for Quincy, Mass, where she is
TO make visit OF several weeks with
relatives
! Miss Hazel Maiden Of Highland ave.
nue. left the city to-day for Old Orchard,
Me-, where she is to make an extended
visit with friends.
Mrs. n. +. Lewis of Spaulding street
returned to the city yesterday from her
former home in Lancaster, n H., where
she has been making visit with rela-
tives.
Officers recently elected by the Ep-
worth league of the Hedding Methodist
church will be installed by the pastor,
Rev. B. G. Lipsky, at the Sunday evening
service tomorrow.
The Junior Holy Name boys Of st.
Monica's church will receive holy com
munion in body at the o'clock mass
next Sunday morning, May 20. All the
members are expected to attend.
Henry G. Whitaker of Chicago, ILL.,.
who is making a stay of several weeks at
the home of his father, DIR. f. b. Whita-
ker of Merchant street, has returned
to Barre. after a few days business
visit in Boston.
Pursuant to the provisions made in the
agreement between the employers and
the BARRIERS. all union tonsorial shops in
Barre will not close until Q o'clock Mon.
day evening. Razors and shears will be
shelved over the holiday.
There were 81 different varieties OF
wild flowers brought to the library dur
ing the month of May. The following
are the names of those bringing the most
kinds: Emily Dodge, Edwin Alexander. |
Madeline Ross, Ida Ralph. May Ralph, |
ROSA Phillips, Shirley Howard.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Marvin and son of |
Jackson, Mich, arrived at the home of |
the formers brother, Wallace Marvin of |
the Montpelier road, Thursday afternoon, |
after having motored from their Mich
igan home in Briscoe automobile pur-
chased by Wallace Marvin through Good
fellow & Flanders, the local agents, last !
March. II was largely on the recommen- /
dation of the Michigan Mr.. Marvin, who
resides in the town where the Briscoe is
that a car of that make
was specified by the local purchaser. The
Marvin family left Jackson last Sunday /
and proceeded 10 Vermont by
easy stages. visiting in Buffalo. Roches-
ter and Syracuse, n. Y, on the way.
From Rutland to Woodstock, over the
the car performed creditably
and on arriving at his brothers home.
Mr.. Marvin stated that no repair bills
were incurred en- route and that Michigan
air was in the tires when the trip came
10 an end. Ii
Among the Vermont visitors in the
ity who registered at Hotel Barre yes
erday were the following people: NJ. i
,. Young Of Cambridge Mrs. ~ p. Hale, :
'lrs. A. ID. Warden and Mrs. q. II. Laird
4 West Barnet, W. A. Kicker. L. W.
'ymthe, Frank Ball. f. r. Richard, Lee ,
iovey and Luther Jewett Of ST. Johns
'ury, II. c. Clay Of Burlington. J. NJ
Alien Of st. Johnsbury. Thomas II. Sim :
lair Of White River Junction. John c. Z
lark. Charles ". Ruiter, c. T. Walter,
T. H. Carr, w. J. Aldrich and c. &. !
lraley Of St Johnsbury, W. r skinner
{ BOY alton. Mr.. and Mrs B. Z. Reynolds
nd Mr. and Mrs B. e. Hawlsy Of Jeffer-
ouriile. C. q. Newton Of Burlington. J.
: C0vtney Of Springfield. Charles stan !.
y 81 Albany Mr. and Affs Frederick :
upper and r 7. Brodie q Burlingtos.
r. Powell 81 Island Pond Mr.. and I,
Irs. q 7. Abbott 81 south Royaiton- =.
r. Dunlap n Manchester Mis- kathleen
Iarron 81 Rrufiieiio1o and George IL
r11ev 81 Sr-sr~rs1f \