The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Special meeting of Canton Vinton, No
0, tonight at 1880 for practice.
Miss C. S. Cross, who has been visit
ing friends in the city for several days,
left this noon for her home in Nashua,
y. II.
Jesse j, Gardner of Huntington Center
arrived in the city this morning and VIII
spend day or two in Barre and vicinity
on business.
Closing dance at Camp Comfort, Calais,
Friday evening, Sept. 30. oyster supper
and ball; bill, 81 couple. Van ornam's
orchestra.-adv
| Miss Alice King returned to her home
in Wells River last night after spending
the past week visiting relatives on North
Seminary street.
The ladies and pastors union of the
Hedding Methodist church will hold their
annual chicken-pie supper, with book
bazaar Oct. 81 and Nov. /.
William Carsweii who has been pass
ing a vacation OF 10 days with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Samuel Carswell of
n Ayers street, has returned 70 New York
City.
Reports from the City hospital indicate
that Prof. George ii. Wilder of Burling
ton, who is receiving treatment Tor a
compound fracture of the left leg is rest
ing comfortably.
Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Ryals of Bristol
Conn, who are taking an automobile
trip through Vermont, were overnight
guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Richardson
of Merchant street.
Peter Ducharme. who has been visit
ing relatives on Brook street since the
first of the week, left this morning for
Burlington, where he win visit friends
for a few days, before leaving for his
home in East Albuig
Members of Ruth chapter, o. +. >,
wishing H. go by automobile to the dis
trict meeting at Richmond Oct. 4. are re-
auested to leave their names with the
committee. j. r. Mackay, A. f. Roach or
James Cow, not later than Monday,
Oct 2.
Among the Chelsea visitors in the city
yesterday were Mr. aud Mrs. Ned Griffin,
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Corwin, Mrs. Ben
amin Adams, Horace Walker and Ralph
Walker. Mortified visitors in the city
Yesterday were Mrs. Antonio Cali, Mrs.
Arturo Joseph and Mrs. John Beilli.
| Mrs. Harold Narcoe and son, Turner,
who have been visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs II. +. Cutler of Jefferson
street for a few days, left last night for
Plainfeld, where they viii visit relatives
until the first of next week. when they
will leave for their home in Hollis, J.. !.
The item in Yesterdays paper in re-
gard to party held the previous evening
LAT the home of Miss Beulah Grant was
incorrect in stating that the party was
made up of clerks from the Homer Fits
leo. store. Most of those who attended
were not connected with the store men
toned
Parents please take notice. There will
be a rehearsal for the primary depart
ment of the Congregational Sunday
school Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
This is in preparation for the promotion
Exercises to be held Sunday, Oct. /, at Il
m. Parents and friends are invited to
these exercises.
Charles F. Bessey and two daughters.
Mrs. Charles Berry and Mrs. Richard
Farwel OF Brooks, Me-. who have been
visiting Mr.. i5essey's nieces. Mrs. G. A.
Merrill and Mrs. j. E. Mackenzie, and
his nephew, Frank Hunton, started on
their return journey this morning, max
ing both trips by automobile, aecompan'
led BY their chauffeur.
Remem Der the date of Washington
4 fair. Oct 2, 3 and 4. All indications are
that it will he the most successful meet
ing the association has ever held. Tues
day evening. Oct. 3, there will be dance
at schooIhouse hall Music, CAROLS or
chestra. Under the present ruling OF
state board of health children are al
a+yapJ This air ADV
James Mex ernon left this morning for
the government reservation at Fort
Ethan Allen, there to witness the review
of the lst Vermont regiment this after
noon. Several local people who have au-
tomobiles planned to 90 to the fort this
afternoon in time to glimpse the boys
from Eagle Pass during their review be-
fore Gov. c. W. Gates and members OF
his staff.
Tourists lingering long to revel in the
unrivalled beauties of Vermont III au-
tumn were registered at Hotel Barre IN
numbers last night and to-day Among
the guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Melville, jr. Mrs. Walter b. Moore, Ward
Melville and chauffeur of Brooklyn, n.
.lY.. W. Maitland ellison, Mrs. Gibson, Miss
ellison and Max ellison OF Calumet, Mich,
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Walker Miss NJ. H.
Walker, Miss X. c. Walker, Miss f. c.
Hunt of Liberty, Mo, and D. s. Walker
of New York and chauffeur. Mrs. w. 1.
Grant of Pelham, Mass. Mrs. R. J. Kim
ball Miss Hunter of Brooklyn. n. \"
and Mrs. II. S. Rowland of Montelair,.
In. J.. s. A. Brownell and Miss Browneil
Of Essex Junction, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Cheney of Morrisville, Byron n. Clark OF
Burlington, L. s. Morgan of -. Aibans'
| Sheriff A. A. Reed of Williamstown,
/ States Atty. +. S. Williams and A. ID.
/ Cram of Bradford. w. II. Hilholm OF
Burlington. Carl c. Hamblett of Barton,
IN. Worthley of bradford, William
Preston of STAFFORD. Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert George. c. A. Kendall, Sheila Ahern
of Hardwick. H. Fl. Lane of Springfield
John A. Sheldon of Woodsville, \. H.,
DR.. C. F. Whitney of Burlington, {. {:
smith of Lebanon, n. H.. William Gill OF
st. Johnsbury, T. r. Potter OF Burning
ton, f. C. Woodward of Danville, J. W.
Simons of st. Johnsbury, David A. Per