The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-29
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morrow.
Il Mrs. Albert o'Keefe went to Water
bury this morning to pass the week en'
with relatives.
A. l.. Pierce of Hill street has returned
Il home after passing several days in Bos
ton on business.
Mrs. Theresa Mangini of Graptevill'
was brought to the City hospital to-day
for an operation.
| T. j. Bagley left this morning for Ber
lin, n. H., where he is passing the week
| end with relatives.
| Philip Lavery has gone to Concord
N H., where he has obtained employ
ment for the winter.
Miss Velma Coffin of Washington
/ street returned this morning after few
days visit in Waterbury.
Tony Corey of Prospect street returned
last night from business visit of few
days in Plattsburg, n. Y.
Presbyterian Sunday school will be
open for children tomorrow. Parents
and teachers please notice.
Miss Carrie Clark of Williamstown I'M
derwent an operation for appendicitis at
the City hospital this morning
Private Melvin Lewis returned to day
to Westfed, Mass, after enjoying a
short leave at his home in Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Lang of st. Adams
Bay arrived in the city yesterday to at
tend the funeral of William Il. Spear
James Ross, who recently received Sc
rious injuries in an accident on the Tabor
crossing job. is able to be out of doors.
Mrs C. s. Andrews of Maple Grove
street left yesterday for Malone, N Y,
where she has been called by the death
of an aunt.
! Miss Eva Sevegney, who is employed
in Waterbury, arrived in the city this
morning to pass the week end at her
home on Farwel street
John Davidson of Summer street left
this morning fer Montreal, P. o. where
he is to appear in the lineup of semi
professional baseball team during the
week end.
Miss Edith Braley, who has been Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roach |
of Graniteville during the pas. few days, |
left this morning for her home in Man |
tic, Conn.
Mrs. John r. Tierney Of South Main
street leaves this afternoon for Mont
real, p O., there to join Mr.. Tierney, who
recently submitted to an operation. Mr.
and Mrs. Tierney will return to Barre
Monday.
Miss Annie Mcdonald of Elm street,
who is taking a vacation of two weeks
from her duties in the office of Canton
Bros, left to-day for visit in Concord,
n. H., and Boston.
Joseph Calcagn, B. Lucchina and Agu-
ste Sanguinetti returned to the city last
evening after having attended the war
convention of the Greater Vermont asso. {
citation in Rutland.
Notice: Miss Evelyn Phelps will be at (
the waiting room between and to. {
night to receive the money which has {
not been paid on the pledges made during
the war fund campaign. All pledges
must be paid before Monday Oct L.
Private Thomas Forbes, who is sta |
toned in Westfeld, Mass, arrived in the
city this morning to pass the week end
with his mother Mrs. John Forbes, The
contingent to which Private Forbes is :
attached expects to leave Westfield with
in few days.
Miss Lena Dunghi of Vine street com
pleted her duties in the f. w. jackson =
store this evening, after having been EN-
Dloyed there during the past few months. a
Miss Dunghi, together with her mother
expects to leave Barre next Wednesday n
'or Buffalo, n. Y, where they viii take 5
up their residence.
c. +. Smith, auctioneer, was in Cabot
afternoon and held an auction I.
ale of mixed lot of cows that aver !
Iged $40. Mr. Smith goes to Worcester
his afternoon to hold sale for the 81
J. L. Utton estate, timer tract, farm n
ools and household furniture.
Joseph A. Brunette of Montpelier, list 81
d In municipal court records as an =
abitual drunkard, and Alfred Landin of er
Sorthfeld, charged with a first offense, Ell
we're locked up late last night on intoxi- u
alton complaints and viii appear before "
lagistrate H. W. Scott later in the day. =
Schedule changes in the Central Yer q
lont timetable will probably become eff.
ective Monday, Oct |. although attaches -
t the local station had not been advised =,
any alterations to-day. Minor in
hanges may be made in the fall and ye
inter schedule OF the NJ. & W. r. rail p :,
Dad.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
ARE last night and this morning were ba
he following people, Howell Davis of ST
ew York City. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Bart
1T and chauffeur of Lynn, Mass, Mr. ba
nd Mrs. W. S. Hooker of Los Angeles, -
al, Mrs. J. V. Pasly of Lisbon, n. H.,
|. s. Prescott of Bro0kline Mass, Mr.
nd Mrs. Burnette of Southampton,
lass, and chauffeur, p. X. Knott of New
ork, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Stevens of
arlington, |. Greenfield of st. Adams,
7. II. Campbell of Bellows Falls, H. NJ
oslant of Lanesboro, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
7. Porter of Fitchburg Mass, +. L. Al
) of Boston, Howard NJ. Hymes and
j. Wilhelm of New York, G. ID. Haw-
ms Of Troy.
Three excursions iE the woods this
ason have netted two swarms of bees
T Jarvis c. Harris. the veteran bee
inter of Jockey Hollow, who is pre-
ring to embark on journey in search
honey known TO be cached by the bees
I far from the city. Mr.. Harris is a
teran Of the Civil war and in most Of
e years since his young manhood when
was not fighting for the North he has
en- an ardent bee hunter and il is
ubtful whether his record as a honey /