The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-16
TALK OFTHE TOWN

while down street
Miss Mary j. Wright of Keith avenue
is passing few days in Lebanon, N, II.
Mrs George Bussier of Mortified IL
visiting for a few days with friends in
town.
Miss Cecilia o'Herin of Websterville
is visiting for a few days with relatives
in town,
Mrs. w. ~ Roberts Of Williamstown
was among the business visitors in town
yesterday.
H. Il. Clutter returned yesterday to
his home in Swanton, after business
visit in Barre.
James McKernan has resumed his du-
ties at the fire station, after vacation
of two weeks.
Miss Alice Farnhsm of Camp street
left to-day for visit of several weeks in
Massachusetts,.
f. w. Kent, Randolph deputy sheriff,
was among the business visitors in the
city yesterday and to-day.
w A. Wheaton of jefferson street
returned yesterday. after passing ten
days in Boston and vicinity.
Miss Bertha Merrill has returned to
her home in Mortified, after passing
few days with friends in the city.
Mrs. Vestella Drown of Plain street
has been passing few days with her
sister, Mrs. Alice Reed, in Morrisville.
George Perrin of Beckley street left
this morning for Randolph, where he will
make visit of several days with rela-
tives
Miss Mildred A'Herin of South Main
street left yesterday for Mortified,
where she will visit friends for few
weeks
Miss Nina Bedell of Chicago and Miss
Frances NJ Collins of Minneapolis were
guests of Mrs. Frank Lafayette over
the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wilkinson of South |
Main street have returned from visit |
in Old Orchard, Me-, having made the
trip by automobile.
Mrs. Kenneth McRae of 10 Warren |
street was taken to the City hospital last
night for an operation, which was per-
formed this morning.
Misses Doris Jenkins and Gladys Row
ell returned this morning from Brook.
field, where they have been visiting with
friends during the past few days.
Mr.and Mrs. Gerald Brock, who were
recently married, have returned to Barre
from Williamstown, where they passed
a few days in the brides former home
after their return from wedding trip.
Earl Parker, who has been visiting
friends in town for few days, left
yesterday for Bridgewater, where he will
visit at the home of his mother, before
to Hartford, Conn, where he is
Francis Grady, who has been passing
a vacation of several weeks in the home
Of his mother, Mrs. Rose Grady of Mer-
slant street, left to-day for Hartford,
Conn, where he is employed by the Colt
Manufacturing Co.
George Mccormack OF Hill street has :
been accredited as delegate from Clan
Gordon, No. IL, 0. s. G., to attend the
annual session of the royal clan con
Fention, which opens in Hartford, Conn,
1ext week. Mr.. and Mrs Mccormack 7
will leave Saturday for Quincy, Mass, for "
/ visit before the former goes to Hart
ord
Harold Austin and Miss Bernice Prin-
lie, who came by auto from Providence, .
R. J., for a visit TO the latters aunt, I
drs. Kenneth Nicholson of Elm street,
ave returned to their home Miss Prin-
lie completed a course in training
chool for nurses in a Providence hospi. n
al last June and leaves that city Aug. q
o for New York, where she has a posi- n
ion in Bellevue hospital. II
Signs of an abatement of infantile u
analysis in Barre are observed by the i
ealth authorities and the possibility
hat the quarantine will be relaxed CON IL
iderably becomes less and less remote :,
$ the days go by A week has elapsed Il
lnce the last case was reported and te
hus far, with the month more than half cl
one, only three cases have developed OF
, August Already the quarantine has 81
cen lifted on two houses and similar h,
ction in other households may be taken Ii,
efore the end of the week Clubs, NOV. m
lg picture establishments and churches be
smain closed and the ban continues on w
nblic gatherings. III
A faculty acquisition announced to. sp
ny by Prof. o. X. HOLSTER completes the nj
RPS of teachers at Goddard seminary te
IT the coming school year. Miss Char IN
tie Marsh of Bridgeport, Conn, is to SIT
ave charge of the first and second year =
nglish classes and will supervise physi- -
j training for the girls She is grad
ate of Middlebury college and recently Z
'mpleted course in the summer school !
Middlebury. Early and late spplica
ons indicate that the enrolment at the z
minary will be large in l9l7-ls and de
lite the fact that the state board of
'alth may decide to postpone the re- /:
'ening of public and private schools
operations are being made to resume
ssions on the hilltop Sept. Is.
Fred s. Platt of Rutland, clerk of the :
S. court, accompanied by Francis Mar
n, stenographer, and c. Def. Ban
oft, went to Graniteville to-day TO con-
ct a session of naturalization court L