The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-04
TALK OFTHE TOWN

spending the week week with Miss Rub
Bradbury of Washington,
| o. II. Hale sold yesterday for w, Ia
sasso two building lots in Websteryil
to Odule Gilbert for $3.50,
! Jesse McGrath returned to his home
Burlington yesterday, after having speu
a few days in town with friends.
Farm for Rent l8-acre farm situate
three miles from Barre City; inquire O
the ID. A. Perry Real Estate Agency,
To Rent Sept. Tenement on Cam
street modern improvements. Apply l.
Mrs Fritz Jackson, or Morse 4 Jackson
| Office
The ladies' union Of the Uniyersalis
| church will hold its regular bushes
meeting in the vestry Wednesday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
Miss Florence Whitcomb Of East Barr,
was operated on Sunday night at thu
Barre City hospital for appendicitis. Sh'
is recovering nicely,
The librarian of Aldrich public library
requests that all books borrowed from
the library before il was closed be re-
turned before Sept 4.
William Clark has returned to hi,
home on Washington street, after hav,
ing spent the summer in Windsor, where
he has been employed
Miss lila Il. Killelea of Leominster
Mass, who has been visiting her aunt
Mrs. Thomas Hamel of Church street
returned to her home this morning.
Dir. and Mrs g. A. Edgerton have re.
turned to their h, me In Mortified aft
err having spent few days at the home
of w. H. Gale Of Wellington street
Mr.. and Alrs Herbert Clark of Wind
sor are visiting for few days at the
home OF the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w A. Clark, Of Washington street.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry ogg and Mrs.
Elizabeth Dolan of Sacramento, Cal, are
visiting in the city, guests Of their cous-
in Mrs. s. +. Hamel Of Church street
Miss Ida Haviland resumed her duties
in the A. p Abbott store this morning,
after having a vacation of FIVE weeks,
which she spent with relatives in Bos
ton
regular meeting Of the Ladies of
Clan Gordon will be held Tuesday, Sept
A, at 7:l5 p. m. Initiation. Candi
dates take notice. Christina c. Leith,
rec. sec.
Mrs. Mary Mackie and son, James, and
daughter, Rosamond, of Summer street
returned yesterday from Burlington,
where they have been camping at Queen
City park,
The annual White reunion was held at
the home of Fred T. Gale of Trow hill
ON Monday, Sept. g. A large gathering
of relatives made a very enjoyable pic
mic for all.
The United Missionary society Of the !
Hedding Methodist church will hold its /
regular meeting at the home Of Mrs H. |
S. Parks, 5 King street, Wednesday aft
ernoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Miss Margaret siaberini of Fosc street |
resumed her duties in the Homer Fits
store this morning after having va
cation 81 twr weeks, which she spent
with friends in New York.
Mrs. William Gibson OF Mount street
left Saturday night for Springfield,
Mass, to spend Labor day with her hus
band, who was granted a short furlough
from the L. s. s. Illinois.
James Robertson, who is a member Of
he 10th field artillery of Canadian
.roops, is spending a week at the home
If his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Robertson, of Currier street
At the regular meeting of Saint Johns
-, HI
lay evening at 7 o'clock, there will be
he annual election of officers. Every
member is requested to attend
Robert Brown returned this morning ,
0 Windsor, where he is employed, after !
laving spent the past few days at the
ZONE of his parents on Bassett street, !
he trip being made by automobile.
Mrs. A. w. Allen is on ten.day trip ,
o points in Massachusetts and Connect
ut. During her absence Mrs. Allen will :
axe in some tractor demonstrations in :
he interests Of the A. w. Allen Co.
Mrs. A. W Allen is on Today trip t
D points in Massachusetts and Connec- y
icut During her absence Mrs. Allen b
ill take in some tractor demonstrations
! the interest of the A. w Allen Co. i
MI and Mrs. Clarence Clark have re- .
lrned to their home in Concord, n H., =
esterday, after having past few days
t the home of the formers parents, Mr.
nd Mrs. w. A. Clark, of Washington
rect. "
After an enforced suspension Of pub
C Red Cross sewing meetings for some
eeks, owing to the quarantine, work .
i'll be resumed on Friday afternoon Of !
lch week, beginning Sept 7. These :
lettings are for sewing on Red Cross ar >
Giles and open at o'clock in the ~
gymnasium. The need is as -
eat as ever and a more general re- P'
'onse by workers would be greatly ap-
eciated There is work for all. Try and IN
tend this first meeting next Friday aft. "
noon and see what there is that you ca
n do to help. m
Vermont anglers are no longer permit ~
d to angle for brook trout, as the IA
,sed season began at shutdown Friday -
ght and for several months he who
1uld assail the h. c. of l. by stocking ]
; larder with fish must be content to
81 for bass, pike. pickerel and other :
h The hunting season does not be- j