The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-24
TALK OFTHE TOWN

| visiting for few days win irlehus III
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Chressanthes OF Bellows
Falls arrived this morning 10 spend Few
DAYS at the home of the formers brother
II Miss Elizabeth Paul of West Patter-
son street is taking -acation OF two
weeks from her duties in the City bak-
cry.
Miss Linda Dondero returned TO her
home in Boston Saturday after having
spent the past two weeks with friends In
] town.
Miss Mary Canning and Mrs. Glad
ding returned last evening from Water
bury, where they spent Sunday with
friends. ..
George Mcdonald returned yesterday
| to Springfield, where he is employed, aft
err having spent the week end 20 his home
on John street
Rev. G. Harmatas returned this morn
ing TO his home in Manchester, n. H.,
after having spent the past few days In
town with friends.
Joseph Ceilings of Ayers street left
last night for New York and Philadel-
phia on business connected with the
Picnic Machine Co.
Miss Lena Moorcroft of South Main
street resumed her duties in the Homer
Fits store this morning after having
vacation of two weeks.
Miss Irene Lander of SobSh Main
street has returned from Hardwick,
where she has been visiting with friends
during the past few days.
Misses Mildred Lander and Beatrice |
FLYNN returned Yesterday from Burling |
ton, where they have been visiting with
relatives during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Sawyer of Lowell,
Mass, are visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs +. A. Leonard of the west hill,
making the trip by automobile.
| Winifred Smith, who has been spend
! ing the summer at his home on Perry Il
street left this morning for New Haven,
Conn, where he will enroll in Yale uni
versity
Miss Hester Cove of Eastern avenue
left Saturday for Lancaster, n. H., where
she will resume her duties as instructor
in music in the public schools for the
coming year.
William Noonan of North Main street
returned yesterday from Boston, where
he has been visiting with relatives during I
the. past three weeks. Mr.. Noonan has
been spending the summer months in c
Old Orchard, Me- +
Mr.. and Mrs. John BraGIt returned I
Yesterday to their home in Providence, s
r. l., after having spent the past few
DAYS at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. /
Como of the Montpelier road. .
We invite all the ladies to come to [
our store during the demonstration of il
Sac Paulo coffee, a NEST delicious South a
American plantation coffee. The demon
strator will serve you a free sample. il
The Smith 4 Cummings Co III
Oscar Martinson, who has been spend a
ing the past few days at the home of his b
mother, Mrs Ida Martinson of Perrin
street. left yesterday for Boston, where p
he will resume his duties at the Massa- d.
chusetts technology school.
William Beattie of Graniteville and s,
Ralph Smith returned Saturday from pr
Windsor, where they have been employed OF
in an ammunition factory during the
summer. Messrs. Beattie and Smith ex- do
pect to resume their studies at Goddard
seminary upon the opening of sessions. al
Cards have been received in town an
the wedding of Frank Noonan W
If Boston to Miss Laura McIsaac of Rox- w
bury, Mass, which occurred at Roxbury st
Sept. 2. Mr. Noonan is a former resident tn
If Barre, while his bride is well known at
aoxbury girl.
Mrs. Joseph Harvey returned yester- IN
lay to her home in Worcester, Mass II
fter having spent the past few days at IN
he home OF Mrs Charles Caron of Beck an
ey court. She was accompanied home sel
" Mrs. Arthur Gravelin, who will visit ~ !.
d Worcester for few days. sh
John McCaskill completed his duties in
he Red Cross Pharmacy Saturday even an
~. Mr. McCaskill will leave tomorrow Ni'
or Burlington, where he will spend a WI
eek with friends before resuming his w
tudies in the University of Vermont. iu'
fr. McCaskill is enrolled in the sophie
lore year of the medical department of
he college.
Miss Nellie Blanchard, who is enjoying
vacation from her duties at the b. w. pei
ooker furniture store. leaves tomorrow ne!
,r New York via Lake George, where
ne will spend two weeks with friends. tov
he will be accompanied by Miss Nina l
,,bo "a hing ber annual yaca tai
on from the Quarry Savings bank. uo'
WI -, r.ooi,,od in town to.dav con
w ora was toNh
ON Dewey Maggiani, former Barre W.,
", stating that he had enlisted in Co.
of the 9th regiment of infantry of gu,
,liforna soldiers. Co. L is at present
ationed at Manila, Philippine islands, wy
I'd young Maggiani states that all are
ell and are enjoying themselves.
The death of Leslie Clinton, the 2-year-
son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Payne, "h
Cured at his late home on the east hill
lnday morning at $3.50, following an N
ness of week with appendicitis. The beef
neral will be held tomorrow afternoon stat
2 o'clock from the house, Rev. b. G. the
psky officiating. Interment will be IN nec'
e Hope cemetery. WI
c. F. Smith, auctioneer, has sold his ana
re property, located on the Montpelier who
ad, to John Benjamin of Berlin. dealer the
registered Holstein cattle. This is RAM
own to be one of the finest places in lnte
ashington county. Mr.. Benjamin buys =
r a home, and il is understood he will
,upy the property about Oct, 10. Mr.. -,
nth and wife have taken rooms at the uvh,
les granite block, room AZ, this city;
]. No. 603-J. -
TO the opening Of the ses- room