The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-15
T4LKOFTHE TOWN
See latest in millinery at Abbott's.

Plamfeld were weekend visitors with
friends in town.
Sergt. John Walker returned to Fort
Strong last night, after passing a few
days at his home on Highland avenue.
Music furnished for all occasions by
Montpelier NJ. band orchestra. Karl For
sell, manager, phone Montpelier 252.W.
Mrs. Mabel Ordway of Mortified is
visi,slg for a few days at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. M. Nelson of Merchant
street.
A. T. Davis of Marshfield and +. NJ.
Parcher and G. Penney Of Waterbury
were among the visitors in the city Sat
urday.
i. A. Spear of Woodstock, grand mas
ter of the grand lodge of Vermont, Odd
Fellows, was a visitor in the city through
the week end.
Sadlier's, Keith avenue mems, ladies'
misses and children's coats and suits
now ready; will make sacrifice for spot
cash for a few days,
Robert Brown returned last evening to
Windsor, where he is employed, after
having spent the past few days at his
1 nome on DdsseIJ street,
John Phillips returned Yesterday to
Northheld, where he is employed by
Cross Bros, after spending few days
at his home on Currier street.
Autumn dance to be given for the
benefit of the Barre City hospital A
good time is assured, as usual Don't
miss it, Next Tuesday evening, Oct. 49,
adv.
Mrs. Harold Barton returned Saturday
to her home in Boston after having spent
the past two weeks at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. V. +. Ayers OF
Ayers street.
The directors of the Barre Womans
club will give an informal reception to
the members Tuesday afternoon at PAS.
There win be a program and refresh |
ments win be served.
Miss L. E. Townsend, SO Washington
street, has just received a new line of |
velour and velvet hats. Saturday and
Monday sale of two dozen velvet |
trimmed hats for s2,5o.-adv.
Sunday schools in the several churches
of Barre resumed their sessions yester-
day after having been closed for the past
three months because Of the prescription
placed on assemblies of children under
10.
Miss Elizabeth Smollett OF Hall street,
a member of the 1917 graduating class of
Spauldng high school, left Saturday for
Claremont, n. H., where she expects to
enter the Claremont hospital to train as
q nurse.
DIR. and Mrs Leon r. Page returned to
their home in Newport this morning
after visiting his father, Fred L. Page of
"a Highland avenue, and also attending
he osteopathic convention held in this
'ity Saturday. I
Peter Isabel, who has been passing a
'acation of two weeks at his home in :
left Saturday night for
AVER, Mass, where he visited his brother s
t Camp Devens before returning to his /
lace of employment in Hartford, Conn.
Mrs. Nellie Bianchi of Granite City s
odge, |. o. O. L., NJ. L., and Mrs. Smith il
f the Victor lodge of Grsniteville, left Ii
for Worcester, Mass, where
aries meeting which is being held in :
Worcester. !,
Manager J, " Rowen of Hotel Barre
eturned yesterday from a business trip h,
o Bucksport, Me, where he engaged w. q,
!. Turner to act as a chef in the local m
ostery. Mr. Turner, who has been in
he employ of Mr.. Rowen during IL years
his career as hotel man, is to report
Or duty in the near future. le
BE-
Atty. William Wishart, the four min q,
tie man of the Barre Liberty loan com. AZ
Iittee, made another telling speech at M
ne evening service in the First Presby. m
,rian church Sunday, WIN ar interlude ~
the devotionals was left for brief IA
scussion of patriotism and the loan.
r. Wishart talked plainly about the i'm
,rtance of supporting the government as
i'd closed with an urgent appeal to help IN
in the war. lei
be
Paving layers struck in on their long N
SIX of covering South Main street with M
ocks of Barre granite Saturday and to- If
W the gang was considerably augment an
. The cement foundation on the west
de of the street has been completed
I'd with propitious weather the paving rel
ock men viii make rapid progress. Ex tn
walton of the east side Of the highway, kc
here the city has voted to build a ce. WI
ent sidewalk, has been under way sew CO..
al days. IN
eel
Two respondents were before Magis- ed
ate H. w. Scott in municipal court this civ
orning to face intoxication charges
Jorge S. Grant of this city acknowl-
ged a subsequent offense and disclosed yo
a local club in telling where he secured ui
liquor Saturday night The gu
spondeut paid a fine of $40 and costs. me
mes Brady, who WAS arrested in Gran TN
willie by Deputy Sheriff Dennis Dona- aef
e, entered a plea of not guilty and fur tne
,hed bail in the sum of $50 for his APP tne
arance at a hearing to be held Thurs. PIP
Y morning. sen
Among the arrivals at Hotel Barre :s
-ough the week end were the follow
people: Mr.. and Mrs G.. H. Thomas
s Bessie Beals of Sheldon, Mr.. and 4
s. H. c. Royce of Sheldon Springs,
s J. S. Patrick of Burlington, Mrs. L.
drews of Burlington, Mrs. r. II. Cutler
Md, Miss Tilden, Miss Cal
han Of Hinsdale, \. H., DIR. NJ. p Ber-
son Of Fort Ethan Allen, II. c. Hol
Of Hinsdale \. H. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
nald of Beecher Falls, +. A. Spear Of
,odstock, J. T. B. Smith Of Chicago,
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