The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-12
T1LKOFTHE TOWN

Old silver and gold wanted. highes
price paid r. E. Burr.
Edward Pierce left yesterday for Hart
ford. Conn, where he has secured EN-
ployment.
Louis Brusa returned this morning
after passing few days with friends II
Waterbury.
Clifford Blair returned to-day aftel
spending the week end with friends IL
Burlington.
Among the Plattsburgers who passed
the week end in Barre were Guy r. Var
mum and Il. j. Dole.
! Private Rodney Peake of Camp Bart
lett, Westfield, Mass, passed the week
end with friends in the city.
Ralph George of Elmore street left
Saturday evening for Boston, where he
will spend a week with relatives.
Miss Rose Moore of Plainield spent
the week end at the home of her cousin,
Miss Eileen Parks of King street.
| Mrs. G., S. Howard and children, who
have been making stay at Hotel Barre,
have returned to their home in Cornish,
N, Fl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mills, who ac-
companied relative to this city for
treatment at the hospital, have returned
to their home in Orange
L. Fl. Baine, teacher of voice, will be
at the Aldrieh block, room Is PROT
Wheaton's studiol ON Tuesday evening
Phone 245-l, Montpelier.
Mrs. w H. Avery of Highland avenue
has been spending few days with
friends in Waterbury, preparatory to
leaving Barre for her new home in st,
Adams.
Mrs. W. A. Whiteomb of Washington
street has gone to Jacksonville, Fla,
there to open the Whitcomb home for
the winter She will be joined later by
Mr.. Whitcomb.
A regular meeting of the Jumpers, box
ers and derrickmen's branch, No. so, will
be held in Eagles hall Teusday evening,
Nov. 10, at 7;30 o'clock. Per order secre-
tary, G. j. Allen.
Alden Bailey returned this morning to
st. Johnshury, where he is employed by
the American Express company, after
spending the past few days at his home
on Maple avenue.
Newell Parker, who has been passing |
some time at his home on Spaulding |
street, left yesterday for Pittsfield, Mass, |
where he has secured employment in the
plant of the General Electric Co,
Hudson Beattie returned this morning
% Enosburg Falls. where he is attending
school, after spending the past few days
It the home of his parenst Rev. and Mrs,
w. ]. NJ, Beattie of fremont street.
The monthly business meeting and SO
al OF the Phiiathea class Of the Congre
.ational church will be held in the church
,arlors Tuesday evening. Members are
invited to bring their knitting with them,
William Alexander, sailor aboard the
/ S. s. Des Moines, who has been pass
ne five days leave with relatives IN
larre and Graniteville, returned this
1orning to an Atlantic port to rejoin
is shipmates. j,
The article in Fridays paper relative
o the presentation Of a service flag from ,
he senior class Of Spaulding high school .
0 the school should have stated that
iiss Freda Ladd was chairman Of the |
ommittee which prepared the flag in
tead of Miss Katherine Rogers.
Ladies and Misses; Another shipment
oats and dresses, from heart of New
'ork City, this date; latest and best
ur furniture, floor coverings and house
old departments up to the minute, also
iir showing in men and boys ready To-
ear and made-to- measure Sadlier,
eth Ave
Judge II, w Scott Of Richardson street :.
IT this morning on a business trip to :,
oston and Providence in the interest Of
he N, E. O. r., of which he is a supreme
'dge officer. He expects to be absent ;,
ntil Friday and in the interim city :
'urt cases will be heard by Justice OF :
he Peace A. A. Sargent.
Before small sized audiences in both ;
le afternoon and evening performances
the opera house Saturday the Clifford
evereaux company presented the com. y
ly, Arms and the Man" Zinita Graf | ),
the role OF Rama Petkoff, ain aristo. y
attic young lady, leads the csst of the =
OF, the scenes Of which are laid in :
llgaria at the time of the Seryian and Il
llgarian war in the year 1885. Love i
I'd war are intermingled throughout the !;
oduction. The production of the plavI y
ntains many tense and surprising mo. u
ents, all of which tends to make the =
tcome Of the plot all the more pleasing. =