The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-01
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JeIfN DOndHue IcIuIHeu lusl tNtHln
from Mortified, where he spent the weel
end at his home.
Robert Patterson is spending few
days with friends in Montreal, p. O., ant
other Canadian cities.
| Mrs L. Nj. Laws returned TO Boston
| yesterday after passing few days a
her home on Wellington street.
Mrs. C. W. Goldsbury and daughter
Ruth left this city this morning fol
Springfield, Mass, to visit relatives
Misses Dorothy and Eva Shaw o.
North Main street have been spending
several days with ,latives in Burling
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Worcester and Mr.
and Mrs p d. Ladd of South Barre were
Sunday guests at the home of Charles
Crane of Cabot.
Charles r. Southgate of Royalton, for
merly engaged as agent for the NJ. & w
r. railroad in Barre, called on friends in
the city Saturday.
George n Tilden was among the Barre
men who attended the war convention
of the Greater Vermont association in
Rutland last week
George Mcdonald arrived Saturday
from Springfield, where he is employed,
to spend a vacation of a week at his
home on John street.
Miss Pearl Wright of Sherbrooke, p.
O., arrived in the city Saturday for a
visit in the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. n.
Tilden of South Main street
Alex Rennie of South Main street re-
turned Saturday from Claremont, n H.,
where he has been employed during the
summer by the Sullivan Machine Co.
| Raymond Tondreau of North Main
street left Saturday for New Haven,
Conn., where he has secured employment
with the Winchester Arms company.
Miss Minnie Quinn has returned TO her
home in Waterbury after having spent
the past few days at the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. /. n Houston of Maple avenue.
Manager j. f. Hoban announces as the
next attraction in the Barre opera house
the well known piece, Fair and Warm
err" which is to be presented Oct. II, the
eve of Columbus day.
Miss Marguerite Scott, who has been
passing the summer with her mother,
Mrs. Bennett Julian, in Portland Me,
arrived in the city last evening to re-
ing high school.
Charles Gray returned yesterday to
Claremont, n IT., where he is employed
by the Sullivan Machine company, after
having spent the past week at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, William
Gray of Murray street.
Mr.. and Mrs John w Averill of Beck |
lev hill left this morning for Rutland, !
where they will be Joined by their daugh
ter from Hudson, n. Y, in an automo |
bile trip over the mountain to Bethel
and thence back to Barre.
DR.. Robert Renfrew Of Middlebury, |
few DAYS in the city as the guest of |
C. d. Waterman OF Washington street.
DR.. Renfrew has established veterinary
practice in Addison county.
In the absence of a pastor, the pulpit
in the Barre Congregational church was
occupied yesterday by Prof. Carl V.
Woodbury. of Norwich university, who
preached in the morning on "The Kings
Business" and again in the evening on +
the subject, 'The Race Course"
George Davidson and Perley NJ Gotler,
who have been employed for some years
as linemen in the service crew Of the
Vermont Tel. & Tel. Co, completed their
duties Saturday and have gone TO Quin-
", Mass, where they have secured work !
in the plant of the Fore River ship
works.
At the evening service in the Hedding :
Methodist church Sunday Miss Clemen-
line Butler, a native of the mission field
and a missionary worker herself, spoke =
n the interest of the New England
branch of the Womsns Foreign Mission
Try society. Miss Butler left for north. '
I'm Vermont this morning. d
L. II. Baine of Montpelier will receive b
limited number of voice pupils on
Tuesday evenings from 7;l5 to OILS Il
''clock at the Aldrich block, room Is, f
Prof. Wheaton's studiol. Appointments n
nay be made at the studio during the /
Dove periods, or by telephoning 245-l, :
Montpelier. t
Gerald Dutton, a sailor aboard the /
! S. s. Seattle, who was formerly EN- P
loyed as clerk in the Barre Book
tore, arrived in the city last evening to o
pend leave of several DAYS with {
tleUus mere ENdtIOE DutbOtl Ilds ~
wo trans Atlantic voyages since he en-. h
sted in the navy last spring. s.
Coincident with the announcement u
hat small admission fee will be
harged when James Duncan, the well -
nown labor leader, speaks on The Soul =
t Russia" in the opera house on the y,
vening of Oct II, comes the statement Y
rom officials of the Central Labor union :
f Barre and vicinity that the proceeds
the big mass meeting will be diverted m
} the uses of the Red Cross. re
Accompanied by Mrs. Adele Monti and W
NO children, Andrew and Lucy, and Egi. SC
10 j. Rulfo, the body of S. p. Monti, "a
,rmer resident of Barre, whose death r
,curred in Clyde, o., Friday, arrived in al
lie city over the Central Vermont rail tr
,ad Sunday night at $3.50 o'clock. The X
1dy was taken to the home OF the de- VI
ased's brother, Charles Monti Of ~ tn
abroad street, where the funeral is to sc
, held Tuesday afternoon at o'clock ~ ~
lterment will be made in Hope Gene "a
ny. ~
Privates Rodney Peske and Melvin 20
evils, who have been visiting in Barre -
lille on leave from their military duties =
Westfeld, Mass, returned to camp
day The young soldiers state that
any OF the men who made up and Ba
o dnuartars commands ia tho ~ Var 10