The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-05
TALKOFTHET' OWN

Come to baked bean supper Wednes
II day night adv.
A regular meeting of the ladies of Clal
i Gordon will be held Tuesday, Nov. @, a
7:l5.
Ellery LABEL leaves tonight by auto
mobile for Springfield, Mass, there t.
| pass week with relatives.
| A daughter was born at the City hos
pital this morning to Mr.. and Mrs Car
s. Robinson of Williamstown.
Friends in this city of Miss Bessie Pit
kin of Providence, r. l., will be glad t.
learn that she is improving and now out
of danger.
Mrs. L. II. Clark of Perry street has
returned home, after a visit of severa
weeks with friends in Great Darlington
Mass, and Boston.
Fernina, the nine-ye old daughter Of
Bienvido Ruda of upper Granteville, was
brought to the City hospital Saturday
for an operation.
L. III. Baine, teacher of voice, will be at
the Aldrich block room Is prof. Wheat
on's stuGiol, on Tuesday evening. Phone
245-l, Montpelier.
Contributions OF bread rolls, cake,
AobhiVo ohd aphrhhhh6 A't hpAi1stAN 10
BILE at Congregational fair Tuesday and
Wednesday are solicited adv.
Mrs. Perley Davis and daughter Miss
Jessie Davis, returned this morning to
their home in North Duxbury, after
spending the week end with friends in
town.
Angelo Colombo, who has been EN-
ployed in Greenfield, Mass, for several
months, returned to the city Saturday
evening and expects to pass the winter
at his home here
George II. Fraser, well known in local
golf circles, spent the week end among
| friends in the city, returning this morn
| ing to Burlington, where he is employed
| by the American Wooden Co.
| Rev. A. MacCallum, pastor of the Vie
| toria Presbyterian church in Montreal,
| p. c.. conducted service in the Granite
vile Presbyterian church Sunday. Serv
ices in the afternoon were in Gaelic.
James n Gall and w. II. Duthie have
returned from a trip to Boston and
Providence, r. l., in the course OF which
they attended temple sessions of the
Dramatic Order, kaights of Khorassan.
At the young peoples meeting in the
I lily VI SdlIHA tfthiIt AhtAdA EN1htHE luz
pastor gave an excellent account of do.
ings at the recent general convention of
the Universaist church in Worcester, |
Mass
Walter J. O1Kelly, cook of Headquar.
tiers company Of Westtield, Mass. spent |
three days with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. O'kelly, and has returned to his
camp, from which they are to move this
week for some unknown quarters.
Albert McWilliams OF Portsmouth, ~ |
r., graduate of Goddard seminary, who
has been visiting in town with friends
during the past few days, left this morn
ing for Washington, ID. c., where he will
spend few DAYS before returning to his
home in Portsmouth
Harry Colombo of George street. who
has been employed as an assistant in the
office of the NJ. & b. t. & P. Co. for the
past two years, completed his duties Sat
urday and left to-day for Mortified,
where he has secured a position in the
granite Office of N. Peaggi
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cannon Of Bur.
lington passed the week end with friends
in the city Mr. Cannon, who is now
as a manager for the Bur. !
lttlSAOH Will uG IES
membered as former resident of Barre !
having been employed here for several {
years. II
Alexander and Lillian a. Duncan, the
former of the North Barre Granite Co, {
have recently purchased home site of i
The W. i. Richardson estate. The plot I
Of land consists of three lots. situated at
The corner of Hill and Nelson streets, "a
operations are to be started in e
he near future. Il
Mrs. William r. Lessor of Charlotte, | q
who has spent the past two weeks with
Ter mother, Mrs L. 0'Kelly, returned to il
Ter home to-day, also Mr.. and Mrs. c. a
J. Thompson of Shelburne. who spent Y
sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. a
md Mrs. l.. O'kelly. have returned home. a
They made the trip by auto.
The auction sale at Brookfeld Center n
saturday for C. H. Bigelow, administra RI
or of the Marion Buiard estate, was
veil attended The farm was sold to n
frank Billiard for $500 The balance
Il the sale consisted of carriages, sleighs, "
900 feet of clapboards, buffalo robes, Il
lankets and raft of household furni
ure, which sold at very satisfactory
rices. c. F. Smith, auctioneer.
John B. Paul of West Patterson street
as received from his son, Francis j. 7
aul, a letter telling of his safe arrival
l England after three weeks on the
'ater in transit between an Atlantic
ort and England Private Paul, who "
as one of the first Washington county r
len to be drafted, was transferred from :.
amp Devens soon after his arrival in 81
yer and is now in the leith infantry. 81
Mrs. Mary Cook of II First street is ~
receipt of letter from her son, Louis !,
ook, advising relatives here of his safe "
rival in England. Private Cook en- i
sted in the LIST Vermont regiment last Ie
,ring and is with the contingent which Pf
it Westfield. Mass. for overseas a few vi
eeks ago. The voyage to England was ~
neventful and the arrival of the con -
ngent at their camp found all the men IS
excellent health. pt
Paul Hedwall was called home from nc
: club Saturday evening to find his 81
lends gathered together to celebrate his A'
rthday. The evening WAS spent in tl'
aging 500 and dancing. During the t"
-ening, in behalf of the friends, Archi- ms
Id Adams presented Mr.. Hedwall an lal
ectric desk lamp. Mr.. Hedwsll feeling bu
responded, Light refreshments of dc
cakes and coffee were served tir
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