The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-25
TALK OFTHETOW


Royal marshmallows at Barre Candy
Kitchen. They are delicious.
Ralph Bolster has been passing severa
, days with his mother in Weston.
] Mrs Blanche X. Badord, pianist in the
Park theatre orchestra, has returned
home, after passing a vacation in Bos,
ton and vicinity.
Ivan Stanton of West Enosburg has
been passing several days at the home
of his brotherin law, Stanley 0. Marsh,
of the East Montpelier road.
Canton Ninton, No. o; All chevaliers
are requested to meet in their hall at /
p. m, for the purpose of attending the
funeral of the late Chevalier Fits.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rowley of High
land avenue have been passing several
days in Gloucester Mass, where they
were called by the death Of a relative.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rizzi and son Of
North Main street, Joseph Comolli Of
Foster street and Frank Broggini have
returned from an auto trip to Milford,
N. H., and Boston,
Several of the Barre people who have
been attending the annual national en-
eampment of the g. A. r. will return TO
the city this evening. Among them are
Mr.. and Mrs. f. e. Perry, Nathaniel
Bond, Jarvis C. Harris and Mr.. and Mrs
Rollins.
Charles F. Ayers of the Richardson
road began a vacation of Is days yester-
day from his duties as a mail carrier
on rural route No. !. During his alb.
sence, the mail delivery on the route win
be in charge of James Johnston, who
has substituted for vacationist drivers
since July ].
The body of Frank 0. Beckett, a for.
mer resident of Orange county, whose
death occurred in Washington, D. c.,
Aug p, passed through the city this
morning while en- route to Williams.
town, where the funeral services and
burial are to take place. Mr.. Beckett's
death at the age of IS was due to ar
terios clerosis. For some years he was
employed as a government clerk.
News has been received in Barre of |
the marriage of Private Albert Mari of |
the I'd Maine regiment and Miss Doris
Buker, formerly of st. Adams, the wed
ding having taken place at the head
quarters of the grooms regiment on the
eve of the departure of the Maine con-
tingent for it's divisional junction. Pri.
vate Mari is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. /
Thomas Mari of Washington street He
was graduated from Spaulding high /
school in the class of 1913 and afterward
went to st. Adams, Me. II was while he
was employed in Maine that he volun-
teered his services in the I'd Maine
regiment.
The board of health order lifting par
TALLY the quarantine which has hung
over Barre since the first case of polio
myelitis appeared in July, will become
operative Sunday morning when sery-
ices will be held in most of the churches
Tor the first time in several weeks. rs
he order which restraints children under
10 years Of age from participating in
public gatherings is still in force, Sun
lay school attendance will not be large,
nut church services in the main will be
except as 10 children. I'm
Ter the ruling of the board of health,
lubs may be permitted to open to-mor
ow, and moving picture establishments
viii resume business Monday afternoon.
Miss Gertrude Mackie of Maple Grove
vas the guest of honor at party given
n the home Of Miss Angela Tierney Of
'outh Main street Thursday evening, A
Then q number Of young women, con
tituting 3 large part Of the membership
I the B. N club. came together. The
fair was held in anticipation Of Mise
tackles approaching marriage, and took .
he form Of q shower party. In each
the pockets Of several aprons pre-
snted the prospective bride was a reel
r. Other gifts included Wallace Nut
nc picture. A collation. was served
efore the company dispersed Miss
Jackie has been employed for some
ears a. a stenographer in the Office Of
ity Judge E. N. Harvey Of Mont
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