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


CAROLS orchestra adv.
Ralph H. Rogers has gone out OF town
Tor q few days on brief business trip,
Private school, 20 Jefferson street spe'
cial classes for beginners. Tel. 4d4'ls'
Andes stoves and ranges are the best,
Cali at +. A, Prindle Co., Depot square.
DR. ID. {. Watt of Maple Grove re-
turned this morning from business trip
TO Boston.
ID. Winnifred Smith left this morning
lor Springfield, Mass, where he will re-
main over the week end.
Service that satisfies and unexeelled
sanitary appliances as Ross Depot
square barber shop-adv.
Charles +. Wood of Kirk street has re
| turned home from a visit OF several days
In Franklin, where he formerly resided,
Orrin Jaekman who has been in the
city during the past two days on bus
mess visit, left this morning for his home
IN East Calais,
Miss Evelyn Mandigo, who has been
spending her vacation at her home in st.
Sebastian and visiting relatives in Sher-
brooke, has returned to town.
o. j. Ladam Of Burlington arrived in
the city to-day to join Mrs, Ladam and
daughter, Cecile, who are az the home of
Mrs. Peter Marion, for the week end.
Miss Beatrice +. Beach OF Prospect
street left this morning for llighgate
Springs, where she is to begin her second
year as teacher in the village schools.
x.Mayor l.. H. Thurston and Mrs.
Thurston OF North Main street left the
city to-day for a visit of two weeks with
relatives in Chicopee Mass, and Chester,
" II.
s. s. Marshall OF Boston was among
the business visitors in the city yester
day, while en- route for Burlington, where
he will spend the week end with friends
at Queen City park
special meeting of the Bonaccord
Football club will be held in the pavilion
to night at 1880. All members wishing
to Join the shooting competition will.
please attend Per order committee.
Watch for full program in Mondays
Times about the play 20 be given by II
ladies in Rowland hall Thursday even
ing, Sept u. Dancing after the enter
tainment and general good time--adv.
Frank Cassava of Farwell street, who,
with Mrs Cassava, has been passing
vacation at their former home in Cham
plain, y. V. rs resumed his duties as
foreman in The Central Vermont freight
yard.
DR.. and Mrs. ". Z. Tazell of South
Main street, who have been passing a
month at their farm in Williamstown,
are passing a few days in Bakersfield as
the guests OF DR.. and Mrs. G. L. Shat
tuck.
Miss Day. one Of the field secretaries
OF the Woman's Missionary society, viii
speak in the Methodist church Monday
evening at 100 All ladies interested
in home Missionary work are cordially
invited.
B. T. Holland Of Corinth was visitor
in the city Yesterday afternoon, while on
his way to Burlington, where he accom-
panied his daughter, Miss Grace Holland,
who is to enroll as a student in Burling-
ton high school.
Frank Z. Craddock of Highland avenue
began this morning vacation of two
weeks from his duties in the Drown
pharmacy. During his absence from the
store he will visit relatives IN Boston
and Providence, r. !.
Miss Merle Hutchins of Williamstown,
1918 graduate OF the state normal
school in Castleton, came TO the city this
morning to accompany Miss Abhie Mox
lev to Fairfax where they are to teach
in the Bellows Free academy.
Word has been received from Byron \.
Clark, director of Camp Abnaki, stating
that the silver cup awarded to the camp
er who won the greatest number OF
points during the summer camping sea
son has been presented to j. Wendell
Smith.
Samuel Layoie, the third baseman on
the Italian Athletic club, viii leave this
evening for Nashua, n. H., where he will
visit his parents for few days before
returning to Barre next week to enter
Goddard seminary for years prepare
ton for Tufts college.
The Masonic corn roast will be held |
Tuesday, Sept. 10, on the farm OF James
Rae in the town of East Montpelier All
members wishing to attend will please
report on or before Monday night to
the following committee, Z. NJ Tobin, |
Alex Rae, NJ f. White, or at Tilden's shoe |
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ S. Rounds, daughter,
Dorothy, and Miss Abbie Moxley of Park
street, who was graduated from the Cas-
tleton normal school in June, left this |
morning for Fairfax, where Miss Mox-
lev is to be engaged as teacher in the
Bellows Free academy Mr.. and Mrs,
Rounds and daughter will visit in Frank
lin county before returning home.
Contrary to the report circulated to
some extent that the Dog River Valley |
fair at Mortified had been called off on |
account of the ruling OF the state board |
OF health prohibiting children from at
tending on account of the infantile pa
ralvsis elsewhere, it is announced from
Headquarters that the rumor is untrue |
and that the fair is to be held as planned |
on Sept g. p and %.
Chief Samuel Sinclair OF the police de-
partment is back in the city, after having |
acted as a member of Sheriff F. H. Ira
cy's Gordon of strong arm men at the |
state fair in White River Junction. Dep |
uty Sheriff George F Howe of South |
Main street and Deputy Sheriff Dennis |
Donahue of Graniteville have also re-
turned home. after doing patrol duty on
the fair grounds.
H. w Britton, Barre agent for the
American Express Co., who is taking a
vacation OF month from his duties, is
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