The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-15
TALK OFTHE TOWN

II Home made candies fresh daily at thu
Barre Candy Kitchen, the home of purI
candies. adv.
Ellen Nye Lawrence. teacher OF piano
at 80 Elm street. every Thursday. Head
quarters at Plainfield adv.
Jane Grey and Frank Mills in 9TH,
Flower Of Faith" and THE Fatal Ring
at the Biioa to-day.
| Archie Nye has been detained from
his duties at the Jones & Nye livery for
week BY an attack Of the grip.
Alex 7. Beaton. South Ryegate gran
lie manufacturer, was business visit.
or in the city yesterday and to-day.
CAROLS orchestra will furnish music
at the st. Patricks day celebration in
Rowland hall Monday, March ls.-adv.
Supt G., W. Groom of st. Adams was
in the city yesterday on business con
neeted with the Central Vermont rail
road.
Miss Mildred Clark of Abbott avenue
returned this forenoon from Mortified,
where she has been making short visit
with relatives.
Cosmos Csendinos, proprietor of the
| United Fruit store, returned last even
ing from Boston, where he had been
| spending the past few days on business.
Elliott y. Prize, a sailor attached to
the l.. ;. 5. Rhode Island is at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. q.
Pirie OF Graniteylle, having received
hrlough of forty days. Young Mr., Pirie
rather rapid promotion in the navy has
placed him in the ranks of candidates
who may be admitted to the L. ;. naval
academy AT Annapolis. During his leave
he is improving his time by pursuing a
special course in several branches at
Goddard seminary.
Mr. and Mrs. James Donald of South
Main street, who have made their home
in Barre for some time, left the city late
yesterday afternoon for Montreal, p O.,
where they are to depart within a few |
days for Alberta TO reside. Mr.. Donald |
has lately been employed in the plant of |
Barclay Bros. They were accompanied |
by Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson, the |
latter having returned to Barre recently, |
after establishing his claim to large !,
farm in Alberta. Mrs. Thompson is
making her first trip to the Canadian
Northwest.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel
Barre last night and this morning were
the following people: William II. Barr of
Boston, Miss Helen Wheeler of st. Johns
bury, John A. Cross of Mortified, j. I.
Fletcher of Sherbrooke, p O., George
Adam of London, England II. NJ. Aurien
of New York, G.. w Groom of St. Al.
bans, X. b. Lang of Springfield, Mrs.
a. l.. Bailey of st. Johnsbury, +. {. Hay
ward Of Rutland, c. H. Whitman of New
York, K. A. Bosworth of Northampton,
Mass, j. i. Benedict of Burlington. NJ
Alice Fleming of Worcester, Mass, w. +.
Rutter of RoXbury, A. r. Beaton OF
South Ryegate, George II. MacGelvay of
Boston.
Charles X. Tracy, who is active in Ar !
menian and Syrian relief work in Amer. !
Ca, having spent some time among the ;
victims of German and Turkish brutali I,
~, left to-day for Richmond, Burling !,
on and Morrisville. after having con T
erred with local people interested in the I
coming drive for relief funds. Mr.. Tracy =
tates that preparations for the cam :
,aign are well under way, and during h
lis recent travels about Vermont and T
'ther New England states he has been
avorably impressed by the degree of in h
crest shown. In Burlington and Morris G
lille he expects to deliver public adj n
resses on Armenian relief work in CO. X
peration with the local committees o.