The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

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All Odd Ladies' due books must be in |
my hands before Jan, /. Nellie Bianchi. |
Buy your work shoes of M. Charlton I
neau & Son, shoe shop, Keith avenue, and
save money.--adv.
Roy LaDue Of Jefferson street re-
turned yesterday, after visiting friends
in Richmond over the week end.
Miss Lena Cassellini of Maple avenue
returned to Williamstown Monday to re-
sumo her duties as school teacher.
David Bombard, a former resident of
Barre, arrived in the city yesterday from
Portland, Me-, where he is employed.
Sunlight hop" Rowland hall, New
Years day Dancing begins at 2 p. m.
prompt Landi-Forsell orchestra. adv.
Pvt. Max Wiley Of this city is home
on visit He is stationed at an EN-
barking station about IA miles from New
York City.
Mrs. Margaret Brown and daughter,
Miss Annie Brown, of the Miles build
ing are passing week with relatives in
Gloucester, Mass.
Miss lone Hawley, who has been pass
ing the holidays with her sister, Mrs.
Frank Stowe of East street, returned to
her home Monday
Edwin Honsinger, a student at Spauld-
ing high school, arrived Monday to re-
sumo his studies, after passing the va.
cation at his home in Alburg.
Mrs. William Douther has returned to
her home in Burlington, after spending
the holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Young, of ITO Merchant
street
Members OF Cobble Hill grange are re-
quested to attend the funeral of our late
brother, Milford Veino, at the house
Thursday at 2 p, m. Please wear badges
reversed.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Crandall, who have
been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
Stewart, who reside on the Montpelier
road, left to-day for their home in Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Co, | dance at Montpelier city hall,
Dec. 81; music by Landi and Forsell's or
chestra; also featuring James Bennett
Vermont's lyric tenor, and other musical
noyelties.--ady.
Miss Inez Maberini returned to-day TO
resume her duties as school teacher in
Plainfeld, after passing the vacation
season with her mother, Mrs. Ugenia
Maberini, of Foss street.
Miss Annie Tomasi has gone back to
Waterbury TO continue her duties as
4 school teacher, after passing the holt
q days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, A,
= Tomasi, of Merchant street.
Y Lewis X. Hoar, eldest son Of Mr.. and
< Mrs r. A. Hoar who has been in train
Y ing in the aerial school at Pensacola,
x Fla, arrived in Barre Monday to pass
< furlough with his parents.
9 Howard Cole returned to-day to ,he
x University OF Vermont in Burlington,
; where he was student Of the s. A. T,
= c. before its disarmament. He has been
x passing the holidays at his home
. Seaman James Mari, who has been
z passing q ten days furlough with his
Z parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Mari Of
2 South Main street, returned to-day to
y the naval station at Newport, r. |.
< All stores, members of the Barre Re.
= tail Merchants association, Inc, will re
main open on Tuesday, Dec 81, until
< o'clock p. m, and will be closed all day
= Wednesday, Jan |, New Years day.
2 Seaman Antonio Columbo, who ha,
x been honorably discharged from the Z, S
. navy, will leave tomorrow for Cinein
< natl, where he was employed prior Il
< entering the service of the United States
- DR.. ]. w Stewart, who visited rela
= tives in Ludlow and Rutland after re
% turning to Vermont from Atlanta, Ga.
4 where he was in the medical corps, ha.
: returned to this city to resume his prac
tice.
Alderman A. J. Loranger Of the third
! ward, who went to Mount Clemens
4 Mich, ten days ago for his health, write,
: his colleagues in the city council that liz
is comfortably located and much i'm
Z pressed by his prospects for beneficial
' treatment.
Free at the Salvation Army hall 4
Z North Main street, tonight, hot eofe
I and doughnuts served at 10 o'clock
4 Come in and stay to the watch nigh
service, which begins at 1880. A dish 0
Cps" for all who attend. Eyerybod,
welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Ayeriil returne,
to Elizabeth N. j., to-day, after passinj
the holiday season with Mr. and Mrs.
40. Kent of Wellington street Mr. Aver
in will resume his duties as teacher o
1 mathematics at the Elizabeth high schoo
: upon his return.
The attention Of the members an
friends of the Baptist church is agai
called to the annual meeting held to
morrow afternoon and evening. Meetiu
: begins at O'Clock Supper will be serve
at and this will be followed by ro
call. At 80 Or. Goodspeed will deliyc
an illustrated lecture on Palestine.
DR.. and Mrs. W. d. Reid are entertain
7 ing in their home on South Main stree
4 Mrs. Moody, sister OF the latter, who's
home is in Toronto, Ont Mrs. Mood
! recently returned to America from Eng
Z land, where she soiourned for severa
s~ weeks with her son, Major Frederic
Y Moody, of the Canadian expeditionar
u forces, who, before the war, was an oc
: casional visitor in this city.
Among the soldiers TO arrive home
Lloyd Macneil, who, before joining tn
army, was employed at the Barre Stear
Laundry. He was member of the scat
medical corps, which sailed from Frame
on the Kroonland and arrived at Ho
boken, N j., Dec ii About fifteen hun
dred soldiers came on this ship eigh
hundred of whom were wounded. Nh
Macneil was shipped to Halifax on Jul
10, last, where twenty transport vessel
joined to begin the voyage for cove
there" After four days out at sea, tn
patrol, accompanying the transport
sighted several submarines. The trans
ports then separated for their respectiv
destinations which for some were Eng
land, Others France His contingent wa
among the first u. S. soldiers to land a
Bristol, England, where a banquet wa
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