The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-23
Talk or THE TOWN

MIR. and Mrs. Henry Petrle nave gone
to Woodbury. pond TO remain In camp Tor
few days.
Everybody out to the dance at Marsh
field tonight. Reardon's orchestra, five
pieces.-adv.
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Haskins Of North
Main street are passing several days in
camp ct Lake Morey.
The West Hill Sunshine club will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. E. A.
Carey If weather permits; II not, 1t VIII
meet Friday afternoon.
Friends Of Fred G. Eaton Of Hill street
will be glad to learn that he is able TO
be out Of doors, after having been quite
seriously i'll for more than two weeks,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Russell of Laur-
ell street returned to the city last even
ing from Nantastkett beach, Mass,
where they have been making a stay OF
the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Russell and the
latter's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Bligh, OF
South Main street returned to the CITY
Yesterday from Boston, where they have
been making visit Of several days.
Clan Gordon picnic, Saturday, July 81
at Caledonia park. Special hve-oent car
fare to Caledonia park, cars leaving
Barre at 1915 and l2;45. Return spe-
cials leave Montpelier at $50 and 1880
a. IN.
Thomas Mccarthy Of Berlin, n. H.,
who was locked up on an intoxication
charge last night, appeared before Mag
istrate H. w. Scott in municipal court
this forenoon and paid a fine Of So and
costs, after acknowledging a first Of
Tense.
Walter Mcdonald, former resident of
this city, returned yesterday forenoon to
Springfield, Mass, where he Is employed
In a munitions plant, after spending the
past few days with friends and relatives
in the city. The trip TO this city and
return was made by automobile.
Oscar Boyea of Merchant street re.
turned to the city Saturday evening
from Malone, ~ ", where he has been
visiting with friends and relatives dur.
ing the past several days. Mr.. Boyea
resumed his duties as clerk at the
Granite Manufacturers association head
quarters yesterday, after weeks vaca-
ton.
Harry Holland, who has been passing
week in Barre as the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. Callaghan of Park street,
returned to his home in Hinsdale, n. H.,
to day. Last evening at the home of
John Nelson Of Al Park street, num-
Der Of Mr. Hollands friends gave him a
farewell party, There were musical con-
tributions and light refreshments were
served
A bicycle belonging to the young son
Of II. c, Ladd was stolen from the rear
Of the +. D. Ladd & Co.'S store a few
days ago, and as the perpetrator of the
theft thus far refuses to be detected, the
police have been authorized to offer a
reward for the recovery Of the wheel.
The bicycle had number Of distin-
gushing marks, and ii was taken from
the yard in back Of the store in day.
| light.
Alex. Hurry, who has been EN-
ployed at munition plant at Springfield
during the past year, returned to the
city last evening TO spend visit Of two
weeks at the home Of his parents on
Washington street. Mr.. Hurry is one
Of the Barre young men, who have been
self.inducted into the service, and who
are To leave the city the first OF next
month for mechanical course at Tufts
college
Isidore NJ Isabelle, who has been EN-
ployed by the United States Tire Co. in
Hartford, Conn, for the past two years,
I'm ..A,.r, ~ IIa~4Fy,rJ 4n.utrbt uftar
passing few days with his parents IN
| Graniteville. Tomorrow he reports To
the draft board in Hartford and on the
| following day leaves for Camp Devens.
He Is the third son Of Mr. and Mrs, Isa-
| belle to enter the service Two of them
are serving with the colors in France.
Lieut.. George s. DeMerrell arrived in
| the city Sunday from Dayton, o., where
he Ia stationed at the Wilbur Wright
| field as an instructor in bombing, To
spend f1lrlough Of several days at the
home Of Mr., and Mrs. Charles Brown
| of jefferson street. Lieut.. DeMerrell
was stationed during the past several
months previously at Washington, D. G.
where he had charge Of the designing
department. He expects TO return TO his
post Of duty at Dayton Saturday.
Among the guests arriving at Hote'
Barre last night and this morning were
the following people: Mr.. and Mrs. A
". SWEET Of Orleans, N. s. Miller Of Co.
hoes. N. ", Mr.. and Mrs. X. G. March
Of Boston, Mrs. w. O. Dunn of Plain.
field, L. j. White of Newton, Mass, Mr.
and Mrs. G. r. Lcmoine Of Brookline
Mass, F. y. Anderson OF Portland, Me.
w. B. Glynn Of Saxtons River, w. A
Harden Of Chicago. Albert Corbeil Of
1 Lowell, r. w. Heath OF Woodsville, N
H., M. M. Briskin of Boston, L, G. Lally
Of Springfield, Mr.. and Mrs. II. R. Hough
ton of Binghanton, n. Y.
At the home Of her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Raymond Waterman Of Camp street
Yesterday afternoon, Miss Olive Water,
4 man pleasantly entertained several o.
her young friends, among whom were
number Of the pupils In her Sunday
school class at the Methodist church
the occasion being a party in honor o.
her eighth birthday anniversary. The
afternoon was spent in a social manner
by the playing of games, while during
the afternoon refreshments were served
Miss Waterman was the recipient o.
several small tokens from her young
friends.
Mention in yesterdays Times Of thu
fact that Rev J. B. Reardon of the Uni
yersalist church is daily doing his bit ii
the bayfield, was made without knowl
edge that another OF Barre's elergymer
is contributing his Drawn toward the so
luton Of the labor problem as it affects
the farmers. Rev. b. O. Lpsky of tn,
Hedding Methodist church is another