The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

N'''ASS A<"ti VI OidiGt EbIHtb lGLui
yesterday from business trip to Boston.
Bessie Love in "The Little Reformer,"
ana comedy, "A Love Case" Bijou to-
day adv
Angus A. Smith Of Montreal, P. O., has
arrived IN the city for visit at his home
on Perry street.
A. Cresa returned yesterday from
Bethel, where he has been visiting rela-
tiyes for several days
Mrs, Walter I. Milne of Liberty street
was the guest of friends in Williamstown
through the week end
Mrs. Frank Trow of Trow hill. who is
at the City hospital for treatment, is
making good recovery.
c. d. Waterman of Washington street
returned yesterday from visit of a few
days in Manchester, n H.
Daniel Billadeau Of Manchester, N. H.,
passed through the city to-day while on
his way home to Graniteville for a visit
Il Italo Prestini of Short street and AL
fred Gerbetti of North Main street are
passing vacation in camp at Woodbury.
pond.
Mrs P Smith and Miss Hazel Maiden
have gone to North Woodstock, N. H.
where they are to be employed during the
summer.
II Ralph Turner has returned to Hart
ford, Conn, after visiting in the home Of
his father, Frank c. Turner of South
Main street.
Matthew Healy of Blackstone, Mass,
is at his home in Granitevile, having
been called there by the death of his
grandfather.
George Mcleod and George Robertson
returned this morning from Montreal, p
O., where they have been making visit
OF five days with friends.
Il Guy Dindo Of Halves place, who has
been employed as an operator at the BIZ
jou theatre, left this morning for Hart
ford, Conn, where he has secured posi-
ton.
AT their home on Merchant street Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. S. Levin are entertaining the
latter's father, A. Moss and her brother
Jacob Moss, and wife and children of
Boston.
Milo Wood, a Goddard seminary stu
dent, who is spending the summer
months with relatives in the city, is en-
ployed at the Langlois bottling works on
Granite street,
Miss Edith Gordon, who is at the head
Of the surgical ward in a Massachusetts,
hospital, is passing vacation at the
home of her father Alex Gordon of
Spaulding street.
Herman Davis of Washington street
who is taking vacation from his duties
in the r. D. Ladd Co.'S store, has gone to
Saltwater, Mass, where Mrs. Davis and
children are visiting
CarOf AtaN fnrtaarly af ('amn
Devens, who has been acting as an in
structor at the Plattsburg camp. passed
the week end with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Peter Brown Of Kirk street
Mr. and Mrs Alex Duncan Of East
street and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth MacRae
and Miss Rose Levin of Merchant street
returned to the city last evening from
an automobile trip TO New York.
The Quarry Savings Bank g. Trust Co.
will be pleased to fill your subscription
for war savings stamps. Don't fail to
come across" with your share towards
the two billions asked for by Uncle Sam.
Women of Barre should not forget the
wheatless recipe demonstration given at
the Spaulding assembly hall tomorrow
afternoon beginning at 2:30 o'clock They
are all cordially invited to attend and
learn how the government wishes them
to help.
Private Charles Cato, who has been
spending a leave Of absence of the past
week at his home on Berlin street, re-
turned last evening TO Spartanburg 5.
c., where he is stationed at Camp Wads-
worth. Private Cato is attached TO the
quartermaster' unit.
In addition to descendants of Patrick
Healy, who died Friday in upper Granite
vile, which were given in Saturdays
Times, should be mentioned Raymond
and Elmer Healy, children of William
Healy of Websterville, great -mandehil
dren Of the deceased.
Miss Rose Belanger, who has been Wis
itiug at the home of her parents in Gran
iteviIle during the past two weeks, re-
turned last evening to her home in Utica,
IN. Y. She was accompanied by her sis
ter Miss Divine Belanger, of French
street, who expects to secure employ
ment in Utica.
Burton Jenkins arrived in the city this
forenoon from New Haven, Conn, where
he is employed in the Office of large
aeroplane constructing plant, which is at
the present time operated by the govern.
ment, to spend visit of a few weeks
with friends in this city and at the home
of his parents in Graniteville.
John Sector arrived in the city this
forenoon from Hartford, Conn, whore he
has been visiting with his brother, George
Sector, former resident of this city,
during the past few days, to spend a
visit Of indefinite length at the home Of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs James Sector
of Division street Mr.. Sector has been
, employed at the Middletown, n Y,
branch Office of the Standard Oil com.
pany during the past year.
Under the auspices of the civic depart
ment of the Woman's club, the second of
} a series of flower shows will be held in
the old town house Friday and Saturday,
The exhibit will open Friday afternoon
) and continue until Saturday evening,
ending with an auction of flowers at Q
lp. m Roses will have the call in the
second show, although flowers of all
other varieties are solicited and the big
ger the showing the better the exhibit.
People who plan to exhibit are asked to
have their flowers at the showroom Fri
day morning. If they are unable to de-
liver them, they will confer favor on
the committee by having them gathered
and ready when called for. Patrons Of
the civic flower shows and Others should
bear in mind the fact that the proceeds
are to be devoted wholly to the fund for
the maintenance of district nurse. Some
difficulty is being experienced in tinanc-
ing the excellent work which the district
nurse is doing, and as it is wholly de-