The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-10
TALK OFTHE TOWN
New fall millinery ready al Abbott

Bristol, Conn, where he is making bus
ness visit OF several days.
| DIR. III. II. Reid Of South Main stree
has returned home after passing 10 day
in Portland, Me-, and vicinity.
Sadlier, Keith avenue, specializes in la
dies misses and girls coats. Fall ant
winter designs now on display.
Rev. w. j. NJ Beattie OF Tremon
street has returned home after passing !
few days in Enosburg Falls on business
Mrs. Lyle Burnhsm of WilliamstowI
passed through the city to-day while OF
her way TO st. Adams for a visit with
relatives
Jarvis G.. Harris and Il. l.. Smith hav,
returned from Waitsfeld, where they at
tended the reunion of Co. G. 9th Vermont
regiment.
Mrs. James Tassie left the city Satur.
day for st, Adams, where she was called
by the serious illness of her father, w. r.
Donaldson.
Mrs. +. f. Burr and son, Warren, OF
Camp street have returned to the city
after passing several days with relatives
in Thetford
Gordon Riddel passed the week end in
st. Johns, p. O.. where his brother is a
member of the Canadian contingent in
barracks there
Mrs. Clarence r. Wood of North Main
street returned to the city Saturday
after passing several days in Boston and
/ New York on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Julian, former
residents of Barre, have returned to their
home in Portland, Me-, after making a
brief visit with friends in the city.
Miss Cecile Place returned this morn.
ing to her home in st. Adams after visit
ing in the home of her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. w H. Avery of Highland ave-
nue..
Joseph Kovalsky of Forsytbe place re-
turned to the city yesterday after spend
ing a week in New York on business con-
nected with the Barre Cleaning & Dyeing
Works.
A. r. Campbell of Claremont, n. H.,
will be in Barre Sept. r. Repairs all
makes of sewing machines; 35 years in
the business. Orders left at the Homer
Fits store.
Ralph Carlton of Cambridge, Mass,
former resident of Barre, arrived Satur-
day from Hanover, n. H., where he is
employed, to spend few days with
friends in town
Mr.. and Mrs X. j. Kirk, who were re-
Gently married in Barre, have returned +
home afetr honeymoon trip of two !
weeks. Mr.. Kirk is passing several days |
in Albany, n. ", on business
Stanley Tassie of South Main street,
who is taking vacation of a week from
his duties in the Marion cigar store. left
for North Hero, where he is
visiting in the home of his uncle.
Miss Anna Renfrew, who has been
passing a few days in the city as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. North
rop of Merchant street, returned this
to her home in Peacham.
Mrs II. Tape and son, Thomas, re
turned Saturday to their home In New
York after having spent the past two
weeks at the home of the formers broth
n, Edwin Keast of Prospect avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph NJ Nelson of
Academy street left to-day for Spring
ield, Mass, where they are to attend the
Wedding of the latter's brother, James !,
Mcdonald, and Miss Annabelle Petrie,
ormer residents of Barre, The ceremony
s to take place tomorrow morning in (
he Church of the Sacred Heart. |
vacationing among the clergymen of
Barre has ended for the year and Sunday {
IL of the churches were open for wor- c
hip. Rev. j. w. Barnett, who is to leave i
'arre next week for the purpose of work
ng with the war Y. NJ G. A. in England, !
reached in the Congregational church, .
aving returned Saturday from soiourn i
nth his family in Needham, Mass Rev.
+. Plainfeld of the Brook street Ital-
IN church conducted services in the Pres
yterian church at Graniteville.
Private Michael Cerasoli, who left Fort b
than Allen 10 days ago for Westfeld,
lass, arrived in the city Sunday evening Y
D pass brief furlough with his mother. /,
rivate Cerasoli states that the LIST Yer. n
lont regiment has been broken up so far !,
J the correlation of companies was con-
.rned, although many of the men are
rouped together in other companies. He I
escribes the LIST Vermont contingent as !, ~
contented lot of men and states that !,
lie Barre boys are well pleased with .
leir surroundings, even though they
ave lost their identities as members of al
and Headquarters companies. l.
Fred A. Slayton left this morning for {,
ancaster, n. H., where he is to drive a.
me of the favorites from the South
ain street stables at the races on the =,
irground this week. The Slayton NJ
ring. which includes Major Deem, Anna =. ~
zen, May B., and Queen E., were entered q. ~
the races at Portsmouth, n. H., last W
eek when large field of horses par u
,ipated in some stirring heats The o. o.
IRE turf treaders made an excellent =.
owing under the care of Mr. Slayton :"
d Edward Barrett, who is in charge of
e string this season. They were
ipped from Portsmouth to Lancaster 4
lursday.
young motoreyclist named Garcia, !
nm Mortified figured in a peculiar ac.
ent on North Main street, near Depot
Iare, Saturday afternoon, when the
ward wheel of his cycle slid into
t groove in the street railroad track
e rider was attempting to cross the ]
eet on the motorcycle and as the pres
e of an automobile and team served 7
detract his attention from the course
|, wheels were pursuing. the tire of the
Mt wheel became locked in the groove
ore he noticed IL He was DifPhad