The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-28
TALK OF THE TOWN


ing; gents Use, ladies l0c.--adv.
John G. Booth of Hill street is spending
a week in Boston on business.
Mrs. d. G. Wilmot is passing the week
end with friends in Randolph.
Peter Monti private in the U. s.
army, is to return to Camp Devens to-
night.
Miss Ella Williams of Brooklyn street
left yesterday for Montreal for week
end visit
Private Frank Miano returned to Camp
Deyens early to-day, after passing fur
Tough in Barre.
Thomas Halvosa of upper Camp street
leaves tonight for a weeks sojourn in
Worcester, Mass.
Judge II. w. Scott Of the municipal
court presided at secret inquest in
Montpelier to-day.
! Seaman Francis Barril returned last
night to Brooklyn navy yard, where he
has been stationed.
Miss Catherine Young of Hill street
returned to Boston this noon to resume
the study of music.
4 Edward Lambert returns tonight to
Harvard radio school, having spent the
holidays with friends.
4 Margarita Fischer in molly Go Get
En-" at the last episode of "The Bulls
Eye" Biou to-day.-adv.
Seaman George l.. Morrison who has
been visiting with Martin Mcmahon, left
this noon for bingham, Mass.
Mrs. s. G. Dawson, who has been visit
ing at the home Of Mrs. j. M. Bouldry for
a few days, left for New York last night
Private Frank Murphy, who is at
tached to unit stationed near Portland,
Me-, is at his home here for the holt
days.
Charles Littel returns tonight to the
submarine base at New London. Conn,
having passed the holidays with his par.
| ents.
Old and young folks dance Camp
Comfort, Calais, New Years eve.Dec. 81.
Van 0rnarEs orchestra. Full bill $l.25.--
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Beaulac, who
went to Hartford, Conn, two weeks ago,
have returned TO the city TO resume
their residence here.
| Mr.. and Mrs o. j. Ladam and daugh.
ter, Cecile, of Burlington are passing the
week end in the home of Mrs Mary L.
Marion of the Miles building.
Miss Edith Barnes. teacher in the
New Haven high school, is passing the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
5. II. Barnes of Highland avenue.
Seaman Mitchell Leel Of the patrol
boat Editha returns tonight after spend
ing the holidays with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Lcel Of Brook street.
Rev. #. Barnby Leach of Montpelier
will conduct communion service and de.
liver a short sermon at the Church of the
Good Shepherd Sunday morning, Dec. %,
at o'clock.
There is to be New Years gathering
for the members of the parish OF the
Hedding Methodist church Wednesday,
Jan. ]. Free supper at & o'clock, Ladies
please bring cake, pies or salad.
Harry Livingdale and William and
John Forbes returned to-day to Spring
field to resume their work at the Spring.
field machine shop, having spent the holi
days with relatives and friends in Barre
Private Thomas Rosso of the hospital
corps, who has been passing furlough
at his home here, returned yesterday to
Brooklyn, N. Y, where he is attached to
the staff of hospital which is caring for
many wounded soldiers.
Among the Vermouters registering at
Hotel Barre last night and this morning
were the following people; Harry Daniels
Of East Montpelier, William j. Quebec Of
Rutland, r. d. Ferrari Of South Ryegate,
Frank A. Phillips and George A. Cross Of
Mortified, j. W. Green, jr., of Burling.
ton.
/ Twelve granite workers, given work in
the Barre district through the efforts OF
the federal employment bureau in Bur
lington, have settled in this city within
few days. Members of the party were
accompanied as far as Jonesville by a
gang OF woodsmen, while others in the
same train were striking ont for South
Strafford
A bouquet of pansies which blossomed
while snowfiakes hurried down from
leaden skies was brought to The Times
Office to-day by Mrs, Fred p Gale of
east hill who picked the flowers in her
lgarden Monday, Dec. %. The blossoms
do not possess the radiance of late
spring, yet they are well formed and
apparently thrived in the balmy wealth
er that has prevailed this month.
Raymond Fl. Eastman, radio opera
tor on the T. S. s. Nebraska, who had
been spending a six day furlough at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w
Eastman, left last night for Hampton
Roads, Va, where he is stationed at pres
ent. The Nebraska, battleship which
acted as convoy for the transports, has
made the trip overseas three times in
that capacity. Mr.. Eastman expects to
be discharged from the service soon.
A Spaulding high school alumni ball
was held in the Spaulding assembly hall
last evening from s until u. The hall
was very prettily decorated with stream
ers of school colors and the class colors
of 10, together with evergreen and ban
ners Reardon's orchestra of FIVE pieces
| furnished music for the so or more young
people. During the evening refreshments
Of ice cream and punch were served. Hor.
ace Jenkins, Charles McKinnon, Ruth
Averill and Hilda Martinson were the
committee in charge Of the affair.
This forenoon at o o'clock funeral
services were held in St. Monica's church
for Mrs. Rose (Neddo) Halyosa. wife
of William Halyosa, who died in Novem-
Der while residing in Balboa, Canal Zone.
Rev. FIR. P. M. McKcnna ofliciated and
the body was placed in the receiving
vault at Elmwood. The remains were
accompanied to Barre by Mr.. Riley of
Brooklyn, N, Y, who has been living in
the Canal Zone. Mr.. Halvosa was un-
able to come to Barre because Of i'll.
ness Mr. Riley will return to Brook
lyn this evening.
Serious misfortune Law in The path Of