The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

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See A. V. Bsekley's adv. on page Dad
Regular meeting Of NJ, p T., local ass,
Sunday at p. m. w, j. GilbeTtson, See.
Miss Louise Canton Of Maple avenue
left this morning for Burlington TO pass
the week end with friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Leon T. Page have re.
turned to their home in Newport, after
passing few days in Barre
M. W, Jones and son, Walker, have re.
turned TO their home in Winchendon,
Mass after passing a few days in the
city
Antonio NJ. Broggi went TO Burlington
this morning TO join party Of fishermen
bound for the Islands Of Lake Cham.
plain.
Henry Smith, who employed by an
electrical concern in Greenfield. Mass,
has been passing few days at his home
in the city
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hall and Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Barton OF Boston are guests
in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. " y. Ayers
OF Ayers street
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Posey Of Oakland,
CAL, are passing several days in the city
as the guests of Mrs. S. n, Parker OF
Spaulding street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Dashner of Boston
are visiting in the home of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Dashner OF
Washington street.
Miss Marion Taylor of Marshfeld has
been spending several days in the city
as the guest OF Miss l.. NJ. Morgan Of
Washington street.
Mrs. William Brown has returned to |
her home in St. Johnsbury, after having |
been the guest of Mrs. ID. S. Waterman
Of Washington street.
Miss Annie Brown Of Bassett street,
who suffered painful wrist fracture
fortnight ago, is making slow bat steady |
progress toward recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. William German of Phil.
adelphia, Pa, are passing several days
in the city, having been called here by
the illness OF the formers mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth German of Beacon street.
George u. Marsh, agent for the Amer
lean Express company, has moved his
household goods from Ia Terrace avenue
into apartments on Camp street in the
house jointly occupied by A. l.. Pierce.
Noble s. Love of fremont street left Z
late yesterday afternoon for Atlantic
City, n. j., to attend the meeting of
the imperial council, A. A. O., Mobiles of
the Mystic Shrine. The delegation rep.
resenting Mount Sinai temple, elected at
the recent regular meeting, consists of
Mr.. Love, A. g. Smith OF ST. Adams,
Fred c. ellison of St. Johnsbury, past
and Franklin Barney Of
Springfield. In New York tomorrow t,
evening the Vermont Shriners will at.
tend a meeting arranged by Mecca tenn :.
pie OF that city, TO be held in the Hip /,
oodrome The Atlantic City assembly :
continues from June to June o. Mr.. :
Love expects TO be absent about ten
lays.
Acting on the announcement made last t
winter that the Vermont and New
Hampshire Retail Monument Dealers
,ssocia tion would come to Barre for their
annual midsummer meeting, the Quar- i
'iers h Manufacturers association, as
veil as the Barre Board of Trade, are
making adequate preparation for the en-.
ertainment of their guests. The meet
ne Is TO be held June 20 and ~. The
PRESIDENT of the retailers, f. NJ. ODER of
dorrisyile was in the city recently to
onfef with local people over the plans
hus far completed. Auto trips so timed
IS TO permit the visitors 10 inspect the
ranite plants and quarries will be in
luded in the entertainment. The Board
i Trade has mailed to every retailer In
he two states an invitation to attend.
Joseph D. Will of Laurel street left
o.day for Quincy, Mass, TO join party
labor men bound for st, Paul, MINI,
0 attend the annual convention OF the
american Federation of Labor, which Is
0 be held in June, instead Of In the au
amn. Mr., Will and Alex w. Russell
T Quincy are the regular delegates of
he granitecutters' international assoeia-
on, but they will be accompanied by
heir international president, James Dun
IN, who is also vice president of the A.
Of l., The delegation expects to be
bsent nearly three weeks. Among other
lstern labor men who plan to attend Is
red w. Sutor of Barre, secretary Of the
larryworkers' International association.
Mrs. Ralph Turner and little son OF
artford, Conn, arrived in the city to-
~ for visit in the home of Mr.. and
RS, Frank G. Turner Of South Main
rect They are TO be joined later by
r. Turner.