The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-17
TALK OFTHE TOWN
New silk waists at Abbott's.

III Dr, ID, 4, jarvis OF bIhhRN htieet wa
a business visitor in Burlington satur'
day.
Miss Grace Brown left this morning
for Evarts, where she is to make an ex'
tended stay.
Jerry Donahue returned last evening
from Mortified, where he spent the week
end at his home,
II Mrs. Margaret Coleman of New York
arrived In the city last evening Tor a
visit with relatives.
Mrs. G. A. Jones left Saturday evening
for Boston, where she is passing several
days with relatives.
n Milo d. Wood arrived in the city from
Boston last evening for an extended stay
In Barre and vicinity.
Peter Hamel of Wellington street is
taking weeks vacation from his duties
in the Marion tobacco store.
Sadlier, Keith avenue, specializes in Ia.
dies, misses and girls coats. Fall and
| winter designs now on display,
Miss Lensy Lehto of GranteviDe
passed through the city this morning
while on her way to Winooski for an ex'
tended stay.
Miss Catherine Sullivan of Gill street
returned Saturday from Woodbury. pond,
where she has been visiting during the
past two weeks.
Miss Lena Barbieri left the city this
morning for Boston, where she IL to re.
sumo her studies in the New England
Conservatory of Music.
Stanley Tassie of South Main street
resumed his duties in the Marion tobae-
i co store this morning after passing
weeks vacation in North Hero.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Collamer returned |
this morning to their home in Shelburne
after having visited their son, George Ii.
Collamer of North Main street, for few
days.
Misses Hartman and Carlson have re-
turned TO Barre after passing several
DAYS with their cousin, G. Cleveland
Percy, motorcycle policeman in Con.
cord, n. II.
| Miss Bessie L. Pitkin, who has been
engaged as nurse in Providence, X. l.,
arrived In the city yesterday for visit
in the home of her mother, Mrs. Leona
Ptkin of Jefferson street.
Peter Alexander of Patterson street re-
sumed his duties as baggage master at
the Central Vermont station this morn I
ing, succeeding Walter 5. Milne OF LIB
erty street, who completed work there ,
Saturday night
Alden Burke of Summer street a mem
Der of the graduating class of SpauldinG
high school last June, left yesterday for
Worcester, Mass, where he expects to
enroll in Holy Cross college upon the
opening of sessions tomorrow.
A party consisting of Robert Thomson,
Alex McKinnon, Andrew Benzie, James
Coburn and Andrew Brown returned last I
evening from Hyde Park, where they
spent the week end at the home of Mr. I
Thomson's daughter, Mrs Jones.
William A. Mcleod of the Montpelier
road resumed his duties in the Quarry
Savings bank to-day after passing va
cation of 10 days in Old Orchard, Me, :
and Boston. He was accompanied ON the
trip by A. c. and G. c. Walker of Grant
avenue, who returned to the city yester
day. /.
Charles H. Wilkie of Central street re-
sumed his duties in the upholstering de- A
partment at A. w Badger 4 Co.'s store =
this morning after a vacation of a week.
Accompanied by Mrs. WilSie and son, n
who have been spending several weeks in N
Barton, Mr.. Wilkie returned Saturday
from a visit in Orleans county and Can
ada
William Emslie of North Main street
and DR. r. H. Bailey of Graniteville re :,
turned Saturday from Old Orchard, Me, q
where they have been visiting during the
past week. They were accompanied
home by Mrs Emslie and by Mrs. Bailey, ~
who have been visiting at Old Orchard "
turing the past four weeks the trip Dt
nome being made by automobile through
he White mountains be
George Brown resumed his duties in az
he Barre Savings bank to day, after ~
Tacation Of two weeks, part of which
he passed in Enosburg Falls, being ac DIR
'ompanied there by Mrs. Brown and lit W.
lie daughter Upon their return to Barre Cl
hey were accompanied by Miss Gertrude pa
Mccarthy, who went TO Montreal, p O., sp
With her niece, Miss Frances Hazel, the ia
after being en- route to Oklahoma City,
)kla. there to attend school. to
Fred Como ~ Graniteyille nassed br
through the city this morning while on SUI
lis way to Brandon, where he is to con- ae
er with /. NJ Frost, formerly of the ~
'orry Daoy;tt & Fros+ comnany in the TIL
natter of operating power plant for ~
he concern represented by Mr. Frost.
Ee expects to be assigned to a plant in be-
Brandon or near Plattsburg, n. ", and no
,hile he is getting settled Mrs. Como is his
0 remain with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. "a
X. Pirie of Williamstown. reg
w T. Maiden of Church street, who =
as been spending the summer at Loon !,
AXE, n Y, has resumed his duties as an -
lstructor at Montpelier seminary. He -
to have charge of husky football
,am at the seminary this fall and the
resent outlook is for an eleven that may
e almost alone in the field, inasmuch as
,me of the central Vermont secondary
,hools are not to play football this year.
everal games arranged by the seminary
are with southern Vermont
ans.
With Springfield, Mass. as their des
nation, William Black of Pleasant