The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-15
TALK OFTHE TOWN


tiers, last few weeks. 10 Main street.
| New stock of popular sheet music OF
sale to-day, Zoe copy, at Bailey's Mu
sic Rooms, II Elm street,
NJ. +. Spencer left this morning fol-
Bristol, Conn, where he has secured EN-
ployment in a machine shop.
Jildo Cappio of Washington street il
passing few days in Burlington and
Montreal, p, O., ON business.
Sadlier, Keith avenue, speeializes in la
dies, misses and girls coats. Fall and
winter designs now on display.
Mrs. S. ii. Bellows, a contralto soloist,
will sing the oifertory at the Church of
the Good Shepherd Sunday forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Roberts have re-
turned from Essex Junction, where they
were called by the death of the latter's
father.
b. W. Goodfellow left this morning
for Brattleboro and will return to-mor
row with two touring ears which he has
purchased
Miss Ruth Humphrey left to-day for
Valparaiso, Ind, where she has been
enrolled as a student at the Valparaiso
university.
Mrs. Chauncey Alden of Montpelier is
spending a few days at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gamble of
Division street
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Barrows have re-
turned TO their home in Chester after
passing few days with friends in Barre
and Montpelier
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Arkley of Wash
ington street left last night for Spring
, field, Mass, where they are visiting rel
atives fora few days.
! Joseph Romans returned yesterday TO
his home in Fort Kent, Me-, after pass
ing week in the city as the guest of
Alex Corey of Prospect street.
Miss Emily King of the East Barre
road left the city this morning for
Claremont, n H., where she is to be EN-
ployed as cashier in fruit store.
Mrs. +. Blair and daughter, Irene,
and son, RUSSELL have returned to their
home on Prospect street after having
made an extended visit in New York.
The annual banquet of the Young
Alumni association at Montpelier sem
mary has been postponed to Sept. 2s be-
cause of the delay in opening the school I
Information comes that Leslie Morri-
son, a former Barre man, has been com
missioned captain in the coast artil
lery, being located at Fort Columbia,
Washington.
Miss Ethel Savage left this morning
for Worcester, Mass, where she is to
make a visit of several days with rel
atives before resuming her duties as a
school teacher.
Private Michael Cerasoli. who has
been visiting his mother in Barre for a
few days while on leave from his regi-
ment in Westfeld, Mass, rejoined his
comrades -in-arms yesterday.
All persons having bills against the :
Barre Entertainment association in con
nection with the entertainment OF the !,
cmetery superintendents please send
them to William Barclay, secretary, at
once
Miss Mary Dix is employed in the Of
capital, succeeding Mrs. Kenneth J. Kirk,
who is to leave Barre in the near future
for Albany, n. Y, there to rejoin her :
husband
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown and little
,hild have returned home, after spend
ng several days with relatives in Enos- {
burg Falls while the former was taking b
/ vacation from his duties in the Barre v
Savings bank.
Fitch r. Wiley of Park street is tax s
ne vacation from his duties as a mes {
,enger for the American Express Co.. L
md with Mrs. Wiley left this morning
or visit with relatives in Claremont. 7
=. H., and vicinity. p
Mrs. Flora Carpenter, who has been
listing her mother, Mrs. Jessie Melon !
Id of Windsor terrace, returned this +,
morning to her home in New York. She
vas accompanied by her sister, Miss
Allison Mcdonald, who is to remain in u
Jew York for visit of few weeks. pl
Three Canadian troopers, James Web \
ter, James Robertson and Arthur Deans, 1
Tho are gunners in the 10Th battery. u
yhich is at present stationed at Camp y
etawawa, are spending a short leave Of pl
bsence at their respective homes
fessrs Webster, Robertson and Deans, T,
long with the other soldiers stationed da
Camp Petawawa, are expecting TO be W
rdered to sail for France in a short W.
me IN
At the home of the bride, 400 North ri,
lain street, Friday afternoon, Mrs I'll co
ira Granal and Abramo Cerasoli were Je
arried by Justice of the Peace James co
ackay. Only relatives and few init an
ate friends witnessed the ceremony, m,
hich took place at 800 o'clock A we'd tic
ng supper followed and during the tic
'ening the couple received many of be
eir friends. Mr.. Cerasoli is granite COZ
liter by trade fix
A letter received here from James chi
evers. who enlisted in C company at or
ort Ethan Allen last spring, states to
at he has been assigned to a regi- at
ent of field artillery at Westfeld, be- raj
g the only member of his old company %.
the new unit, the others having been
ansferred to different regiments 9th
Barre soldiers whose letters home
ar testimony to a general shake-up in D
e Vermont regiment are Privates Ray
Dnd Pierce and Dean Brock.
Ernest Letourneau, who has conducted
lunchroom in the Hole in the Wall, =
called, between the Worthen and the
heelock buildings on North Main A
-eet for several years, has leased
cant store in the Henderson block on
arl street and expects to transfer his