The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-13
Talk or THE TOWN
3Iva Shoe for women, at shea's

See Abbott's line of warm coats.
James Bennett of Pearl street returned
yesterday from visit of few days in
Burlington.
John McHugo was taken to the City
hospital Wednesday for treatment OF a
serious illness
The Presbyterian board of managers
will hold their regular monthly meeting
at the church tonight at o'clock,
Members of the Baptist choir are in
vited to the home of Mrs. Anna Inglis.
Clark street, tonight at 1880 o'clock.
Judge H. B. Howe of the United States
court was a visitor in Barre yesterday,
and during his stay here called on sew
eral friends.
Sadlier, Keith avenue, is showing
| complete line of ladies' and misses fall
and winter garments. Every department
more complete than ever.-adv.
A rehearsal of the Presbyterian choir
will be held at the church at 1880 to-
night, Anyone DESTROYS Of helping in
the singing is cordially invited
Alden Burke Of Summer street left the
city this forenoon by automobile for
Burlington, where he will spend several
days with friends and relatives.
A breakdown at Essex Junction caused
a delay of one and one-half hours in tile
arrival of the :25 train yesterday aft
ernoon. A number of local passengers
were Inconvenience.
Robert Gamble who has been visiting
at the home of Mrs. Gamble on South
Main street during the past few days,
returned this forenoon to Bellows Falls,
where he is at present employed.
Hiawatha lodge is making prepare.
tions to entertain the members of the
thirteenth Odd Fellows district in this
city on the evening of Thursday, Sept
26. There are five other lodges in the
district.
Laurence Kent of Wellington street
returned to the city this forenoon from
Claremont, n, H., where he has been
visiting with friends during the past few
days. Mr.. Kent expected to leave the
city Monday for Mortified, where he
has enrolled at Norwich university.
Another of the successful dances which
have been held during the past few
weeks in Rowland hall under the aus
| pieces of the Barre City band, was held
last evening, the affair being attended
by an exceptionally large number. The
music for the occasion was furnished by
| the union orchestra.
At the home Of Mrs. Fred Soles Of
North Main street last evening, Mr.. and
| Mrs. James Palmer were rendered =
farewell reception. About 35 of their
friends gathered. Singing and dancing
were enjoyed by all and refreshments
were served later in the evening. The
party broke up in the early hours of the
morning. Albert Viddoi, accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs Palmer, left this morn
/ ing for Quincy, Mass, where they have
secured employment in the Fore River
ship yards.
The announcement recently made by
! the arrangements of the colleges in re-
gard to the students army training
corps upon the opening of the school SEES
sions, continue to attract a number of
Barre young men. During the past week
large number have applied for enroll
ment at Norwich university at North.
field, while larger number have applied
for enrolment in the University Of Yer
mont at Burlington. The Norwich stu.
dents will leave the city Monday for
Mortified TO be on hand at the opening
of the college Tuesday forenoon, The
prospective Vermont students will enroll
! on Oct. o.
Arrivals at Hotel Barre last night and
this morning included the following peo-
pie: Mrs. Thomas Denny, Miss Denry
and maid Of New York City, A. G.. Reed
of Dowgiae, Mich, NJ NJ Walker of
Northampton, Mass, c. O. Stearle Of
| Springfield w. J. Jameson of Burling-
/ ton, Mr.. and Mrs r. e. Bond Of Buffalo,
N. Y, B. R. stowell of st, Johnsbury,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bond, A. A. Jones
of Brattlsboro, Clayton T. Waite Of Con.
cord, n, H., f. B. johnson of Springfield,
M. f Mackay of Lawrence, Mass, Mr.
and Mrs. w. McAren, Miss Margaret Me
Aren of Hsverhill, Mass, John j. Walsh
of Quincy, Mass, NJ W. Abbott Of Wa.
terbury, Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Birrell Of
Brandon, W. T. Colgrove of Burlington.
George P. Wilder of Concord, J. E. Bass
Of Ashland, O., F. A. Phillips of North
/ field, r. B. Lang of Springfield, G. 0.
Gridley of Windsor.