The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

Watch this paper for our opening New
location. Lamorey Clothing Co.
Rummage sale, Presbyterian church,
Saturday afternoon, Sept. q, to D.
Bargains
DIR. Cyril w. Rogers of the Baltimore
College Of Dental Surgery is the guest OF
Dr. Edwin Heninger.
Atty David Porter has returned to his
home in ST. Johnsbury, after passing a
few days in Barre on business.
The auction sale Of city property at
city farm Saturday afternoon, Sept. q,
will be held at o'clocksdv,
Interesting to all--Read auction sale
Of Dodge property, page T. Sale Mon
day, Sept. 80 o. II. Hale, auctioneer.
+. A. Williams of Washington street
has received word of the safe arrival
overseas of his son, Lieut.. Earl Williams.
Attaches at the Central Vermont sta
ton breathed easier this morning when a
carload of coal for the station basement
appeared in the freight yard offing.
Miss Margaret Johnston of Blackwell
street has resumed her duties in the Of
| fee of the Granite Manufacturers asso-
citation, after vacation of a week.
! The amusement committee Of l. O. o.
L., M. IT,, ia requested to meet at the
home of Miss Josephine M. Rizzi, CO.
molli street, Friday evening at o'clock.
Miss Esther Langley, who has been
passing the summer at her home in Edge
wood, returned TO Wellesley, Mass, to-
| day to resume her studies at Wellesley
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Smith of West
street have returned to the city from
Old Orchard, Me-, having closed for the
season the Granite City house at the
beach.
viii Durham of Orange died at the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington
last night. The funeral will be held
Saturday at 1880 p M. in the church at
Orange
Judge F. J. Martin of Richardson
street has resumed his duties in probate
court, after having passed few days in
Boston, where he attended a Masonic
gathering.
DR.. George Young has returned to his
home in Skowhegan, Me-, after passing
few days in Barre. Mrs Young and
daughter, who accompanied him, are re-
naming for more extended visit
! Mr.. and Mrs Milton L. Julian have re-
] bulutn " klElA ubuiC III 1ls JNAuEDNAl Is
after passing a few days with Barre
| friends. Later they are to 90 to Port
land Me-, for a visit with relatives,
| Vernon Lougee, who has been receiving
military training at Plattsburg, n. r.,
returned TO Barre yesterday. Mr. Lou
/ gee expects to take military course in
one of the Vermont colleges this year.
Mrs. Harry Dingwall of South Main
street has returned from Chelsea, where
she has been to see her daughter, Flor
ence, who is employed as stenographer
at the courthouse for Sprague & Darling.
| Paul Nisini, who Is home from his
work near Northampton, Mass, while
recuperating from a serious facial injury,
went to Waterbury this morning to pass
| the remainder Of the week with his sis
| ter.
! Pending the arrival Of material, work
on the new bridge near Blackwell street
| is suspended, although the condition Of
! the structure makes il necessary for
traffic to detour on North Seminary
street.
Dance in armory hall, Montpelier, Fri
day evening after last band concert of
this season. Chatfield's orchestra, eight
pieces. Gentlemen 55c, including war
| tax, ladies free. If no band concert,
dancing begins at $3.50.
/ Private Henry Drumgould, who has
been passing a furlough with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs j. Drumgould of North
Main street. returned yesterday to Camp
Devens, where he is attached to the De
pot brigade.
Lieut. Donald Winifred Smith arrived
! 50, ara-Aur1a-r
Camp Jackson, s. c., where he il at
present stationed, TO spend a furlough
Of 10 days at the home Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Smith of Perry
street.
A sizeable delegation from Ruth chap.
ter left this afternoon for Waterbury,
where the annual meeting of the fourth
district, o. f. s., is to be held in the
lodge rooms Of Queen Esther chapter this
evening. A banquet is to precede the
evening session.
The w. G. T. u. will hold its monthly
business meeting with Mrs Shield, FL
more street, Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock Members come prepared to sew
and also to elect delegate to the state
convention. In the evening corn roast
will be held members and friends in
vited. Bring corn and butter and meet
at the home of Mr. Bradley on Camp
street Friday evening.
| Mrs Russell b. Allen, who has been
passing a fortnight at her home in Ber
lin and with friends in Barre, having
been called to Vermont by the illness of
her brother.in-l law, Earl Hayden, re-
turned this morning to Washington, ID.
/ G. where abe Is employed in n govern
ment office. The condition Of Mr. Hay
den, who recently submitted to a serious
surgical operation, is improving, after Il
slight relapse.
Local Odd Fellows are interested in q
report from the convention of the SOY.
ereign grand lodge, which recently ad-
journed in st. Louis, Mo, where Henry
V. Borst of Amsterdam, N Y, who was
the principal speaker at the state gather
ing of Odd Fellows in Barre last May,
was elected grand sire, the highest Office
of the organization. The report states
that service flag containing l00724
stars has been raised in the convention
hall at st. Louis.
) The sewing room of the Red Cross is
open every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
} day afternoon and Just now there is
especial need for more workers, as trench
slippers, delayed in transit from former
quotas, are at hand, 100 of them, which
} the workers are trying to clear up before
the next quota arrives, which will be
soon. These slippers are simple to make
} and may be taken for home work. Find
your way to the worlroom tomorrow
, and on the other days the room is open
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