The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-21
TALK or THE TOWN

: New things in millinery at Abbotts.
len per cent OF to.day's sales at th'
a. y store are TO be donated 60 thu
= II. Dewart of Burlington, wei
known civil engineer, was a visitor in
the city yesterday and to-day.
Charles Emslie Of Maple avenue and
d. A. Perry have returned home, after
spending several days in Boston on bust,
ness.
Mrs. John NJ. Carroll of North Main
street has returned home, after passing
fortnight with relatives in White River
Junction.
H. =, Waterman, who Is employed by
the National Biscuit Co. Of Boston, was
visitor at his home on Camp street
yesterday and to-day.
Rev. d. j. O'Sulivan of st. Adams.
state chaplain of the knights of Colum
bus, arrived in the city to-day to attend
the annual convention of the order.
J. II. Baker, who recently returned to
Barre from an extended sojourn In Ore.
gon, has leased a house on West street
with the intention of residing here for
time
The ladies of the Baptist church will
meet for mission study with Mrs. Alb
bic Mason. go North Main street, on
wednesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Bring April Missions"
Mrs. Annie MCGOWAN, former resi-.
dent of Barre, who has been visiting
friends in the city for a few days, re.
turned last night TO Hanover, n H.,
where she resides with her sister.
r. c. Holland of Franklin street, who
has been employed by b. W. Hooker &
20. for the past two years, completed his
duties Saturday, and L. j. Bell, former
employe OF the company, is employed in
the store for a time.
Mrs. Albert G. Freeman, formerly Miss
Eva -Annie Bisbee, arrived last night
from Norwich, Conn, for visit to her
aunt, Mrs. n. d. Phelps, and to her fam.
lily in Waitsfeld. She left for Waitsfeld
this morning but will return to Barre
later for longer stay.
The civic department of the Woman's
club will hold an antique social and ex- !
hibit with Mrs. w j. Clapp, 1856 Wash I
lngton street, Thursday from to 8 p. m
Tea will be served from cups l34 years I
old. silver collection will be received .
at the door on leaving. Antique lovers
are cordially invited. Visitors in old.
style dress will add to the pleasure.
Teachers and other workers represent
me- nearly every Sunday school in the
iity will assemble in the vestry of the
First Baptist church this evening to dis
'uss plans for a proposed patriotic pa
ade OF Sunday school children next Sun.
lay. Nothing tangible in the way of ar.
angemeDts has been made, but If there
S enough sentiment 10 warrant going
head, program may be blocked out at
he conference. The meeting is called for /,
o'clock in order that everyone who de. !
Tres may attend the war rally in the .
pera house.
At hearing before the county license
in the council chamber at I
lty hall late yesterday afternoon, the
Editions for transfers filed by John Pa
in and G. M, Halves were considered at
sngth. No one appeared to protest
galnst the proposed locations, and at
he end of a half-hour's sitting the petit.
ions were granted In another half
our both licensees were doing business r
h. Papin is located in the building just !
,uth OF the Lane block on the Seminary
rect corner, and the Halves license has
ecome operative in building owned by
lrs. g. ]. Bolster, just north of the !
NUN 1tutniHk STORE, 6
Arrivals at Hotel Barre last night and {
lis morning included the following peo-
e: DR.. and Mrs. p NJ Mahoney of A
oultney, Mr., and Mrs. l.. p Knight of c,
arlington, j. P. Rock and George Lord e.
Lyndonville Mr.. and Mrs c. d. Smith, Ii
ISIS J. NJ. Rowell, johnson Adams and
auffeur Of Boston, j. r. Maun of St
lbans, T. j. Murphy, Frank Grace,
ines Casey and II. Carmody of st. Al
ms, j. J, Dempsey, H. b. Fisher, J. F
ahoney and S. NJ. Driscoll of St. Al o
ms, F. Fl. Brooks, Charles F. Mann and a
A. Austin, ir., of Brattleboro, t. j. o.
oward of Bellows Falls, NJ. j. Maher ~
ID William F. Mccarthy of Bennington, y
Il. Stevens of Johnson, Fl. II, Gibson 2 q
Randolph Center, H. J. Cobb Of Mid ~
abury, f. j. Scott of Concord n H., y
c. Hennissey and J. l.. Long of Bel. n
VS. Falls, James Coryon and F. Y.
netot of St. Johnsbury. lar