The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

Fancy corduroy velvet Csc yard. Lit
tie Dry Goods Store, Cottage street.
w. r. Palmer of North Main street re
turned last night from Tiverton, r. /.
where he passed the holidays with hi,
nephew.
Howard G. Stanley of Burlington re-
turned to his home yesterday after
spending several days with relatives on
North Seminary street.
Miss Beatrice JOY, who has been visit
| ing friends in South Royalton during
I the past week, returned to her home on
Mount street yesterday.
Miss Anna Blair. who has been visiting
| friends and relatives in Burlington dHr-
| ing the past few days, returned to her
home on Merchant street yesterday.
William A. Jones, who has been visit
| ing at the home of his mother in Barre,
| returned to-day to Hartford, Conn,
where he is employed by the Colt Manu-
featuring Co.
Miss NJ. A. Macdonald returned to her
home in Burlington to-day, after spend
ing the past few days visiting friends
and relatives on South Main street and
in East Barre.
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have returned to their home in Montreal,
P. O., after spending several days with
the formers cousins, Mrs. Isabella
Thompson and Mrs. Robert Webster.
Miss Nellie Corskie, who has been WIS.,
iting friends and relatives in Boston,
Brockton and Quincy, Mass, during the
past few days, returned to her home on
fremont street yesterday. Miss Corskie
resumed her studies as stenographer at
the j. p. Corskie & Son granite firm on
Boynton street to-day.
Lyman Whitcomb, who has been visit
ing at the home of his mother, Mrs. Har-
riet w. Whitcomb, at the Thompson
Memorial building, Goddard, during the
past two weeks, returned to Medford, !
Mass, to-day to resume his studies at
Tufts college after the annual Christmas
recess. 3
John l.. Maxson, who has had an office :
in the Reed block on North Main street
In connection with his typewriter sup (
plies and printing, moved his machinery I
and fixtures to his house on East street /
extension yesterday and will continue
with his work, with his office in his
house.
Earl NJ. Lewis of Nelson street lett
for New York, where he Will
pend several days visiting friends and
Thomas Nelson. who Is home
rom Albany Business college through
he holidays, will take Mr.. Lewis city
quite through his absence.
Walter Chynoweth, who has been Wis
ting friends in Barre and Williamstown
turing the past two weeks, has returned
o his college work at Cornell, Ithaca,
7. Y. Mr.. Chynoweth will be remem-
erred here as the former athlete at Mont
elier seminary. He is now taking the |
gricultural and veterinary courses at ,
'ornell.
A quiet wedding took place last Fri
ay afternoon at 3 o'clock in the church
estry when Miss Flossie Neddo of Beck
" Hill was united in marriage to How f
rd Edwards, also of this city, by Rev. f
:. NJ McKenna, pastor of st. Monica's @
hurch. The couple were unattended. "
Hiss Neddo until recently was employed
) a clerk in the Vaughan store and Mr..
dwards is a machinist and works at the I
row & Holden shops. The couple will
side on Beckley hill. No cards.
Cards were received in the city yester-
iy, announcing the marriage of Francis
McLeay. son of Mrs. Christie A. Nc
cay of Is Church street, this city, to
-iss Elsie f. Brown of White River 4
nction by the Methodist minister, j.
Bennett, on Dec. 20. Mrs. MeLeay
lived in Berlin. Mr.. MeLeay
as formerly employed by the Nalz
ranite Co. in this city and now is en-
Dyed in the office of Cook 4 Watkins |
Boston. They will return TO Boston,
here they are TO reside.
Pythians Of Nincitia lodge. No. 10, as
mbled in Castle hall last evening for
e installation OF the 1917 officers elect
at the annual meeting fortnight
o. y. +. Lewis. the lodge deputy, had
arge of inducing the ,ofiicers-elect into
e chairs and the ceremony was wit
ssed by a large number Of members.
Ie complete slate for the year, includ- n
? the elective and sppointivc officers,
given as follows: Chancellor commans r.
r, u. L. Campbell; vice chancellor, W. IS
Parry; prelate. james Robertson; q
eper Of records and seal, Frank f. Rob 81
.on; master Of finance, William Mer- 81
:; master Of exchequer. Prank q. Lee; n
Ister Of work. William Campbell; mas 81
alarms Robert Mackie; inside guard, 81
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