The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-23
TALK OF THE TOWN
Iuto enamels al A. V, Beckley's,

| Npecldl Nhlutr III SUITS ~ Rbu'tt =,
Miss Edith Noble of Mortified ha
arrived in the city 10 be employed.
r, r. Barton has returned to Barre
after passing the winter in Bradentown
| Fla.
+. NJ. Fenwick returned last evening
after an extended stay in Worcester
Mass.
G. L. Woodwork and James Neon
nell were business visitors in 81. Alban'
yesterday and to-day
Opening dance May 80 at Point Com
fort West Danvile l., ID. Berry. Prop
Engage your camps early.
Mrs. George w. Gault and parents
Mr.. and Mrs, Holland, of Plainield, were
visitors in the city yesterday.
Joseph Charley, who expects TO enter
military service in the near future, left
last night for North Adams, Mass, TO
visit relatives before joining the colors.
Lee Hail. who is employed in New
Haven, Conn, has been passing weeks
vacation with his brother, John Hall, and
with other relatives in Barre and vicini.
ty.
Mrs. Auguste Chatot, who recently UNI
derwent an operation for appendicitis at
the Barre City hospital, was able TO re-
turn TO her home on Colby street Satur-
day. The patient is doing nicely.
Several members Of the woman's auxil-
| iary of the Church of the Good Shepherd
were in Montpelier yesterday to attend
district meeting Of the society. Rev.
w. j. NJ. Beattie assisted in the pro-
gram.
Roy Getman of Montpelier, who has
been employed in Barre as plumber
for the past year, received notice yes
terday that he had been accepted for
the navy. He enlisted as steamftter
and expects to be called shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Knutson and
SON. Algot. former residents of Barre,
who have been renewing acquaintance
with local people, left by automobile yes
terday for their home in Providence, r.
!, The young man reports for duty IN
the medical corps within few days.
On the last Friday of every month, be.
tween and 5 p. M, will hold a free
clinic for children under II years OF age,
whose parents are financially unable to-
paw for the care OF their teeth DR..
Meagher's Dental Parlors, Miles block
adv
+. II. Brooks of st. Johnsbury, who
was recently commissioned food admin |
istrator for Vermont. was visitor in |
Barre, going from here to Randolph TO at
tend the war rally last evening, when |
Mrs. Beatrice Forbes Robertson Hale |
made the address.
The members of r. B. Crandall post,
No. So, G. A. r., win meet at their hall
Sunday, May g. at 10 a. m. to march to
the Methodist church TO Memorial exer
cises. All G. A, r. comrades are invited
to Join with us on that day and also on
Memorial day. John w. Averill, Com.
RECALLED in the khakieolored uniforms,
which are being adopted by the Western
Union Telegraph company throughout
he country, messenger boys OF the local
telegraph office appeared for the first
lime this forenoon. The uniforms are
made Of Khaki and give soldierly APP
,earance to their wearers,
At her home on East street last even
ng Mrs. Waldron Shield entertained in
lonor Of Miss Katherine j. Ahern, whose
marriage to Mason o. Pierce is TO take ,
lace shortly. Around twenty. young
women were the other guests, and after !
n enjoyable evening at cards, lunch
on was served.
Leon Nixon, who enlisted in the Z. {
!. navy soon after the war broke out, ,
passing a fifteen days furlough with \
is parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Nixon, I
{ Bolster avenue. Mr. Nixon is recoy- {
ring from a prolonged illness of rheu- J
latic fever, which confined him in the i
helsea, Mass, naval hospital. 7
Nicholas Chressanthes, who was for
lerly employed at the Ward Candy
.itchen, arrived in the city this fore n
DON from Bellows Falls, where he has Y
cen employed during the past several B
lonths. Mr.. Chressanthes is one Of the i
raftees of Washington county, who J.
ave tomorrow for Camp Devens, Aver.
lass.
Barre friends OF Miss Mona Mortimer, o.
former resident OF this city who at cl
nded the training course for nurses in d.
Ie Claremont, n. H., hospital, will be al
terested in the following item from an al
change: miss Mona Mortimer of g
ARE, VT, has been engaged as dis 81
let nurse in Wslpole. IN H.. She re
ay be found at H. A. SHADES" te
A reception was given at the residence y
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Duprey in honor y, "
the marriage of their son, Edward ~
uprey, ir., to Miss Rose Archsmbault of IN
ashua, n. f., in which place both re- ~
lie About 80 relatives and friends at "a
nded the reception and the guests of ?, ?,
nor received beautiful gifts of china !"
yer and linen. The party broke up at M m.
10 bottr sis