The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-13
TALK OFTIIE TOWN

III New lot of ladies low heel rubber
H Get them now. Walk.over Boot ShoI
II Mrs. Anthony Mazzolin OF Randolph |
II visiting for few days with friends /
II the city.
II Charles Flint, VINO is employed in Bos
II ton, is passing a fortnight with friend
H in the city.
II Come TO the Colonial tea party Tues
H day evening, Feb. 10, o'clock, Congre
\ gational church.--adv.
H Glen Powers of Marshfeld was bronghi
to the City hospital yesterday and wa,
operated on for appendicitis.
n. Ghiarducci of New York arrived
in the city this morning for visit OF
several days with relatives.
News is received in Barre of the birth
of twin sons to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Thompson of Pontiac, Mich. The latter
is former resident of Barre
The sewing committee of the Hospital
Aid association will meet at the hospital
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Every.
one is asked to come who can.
FRANKLIN Farnum in fve.reel Blue.
bird drama, ''The Winged Mystery" and
the weekly of current events and latest
war news. Bijou theatre to-day.-adv.
Regular meeting of Ruth chapter. No.
49, .. II. s.. Wednesday evening, Feb. l3.
at 1880 o'clock. The district deputy and
grand lecturer will be present and there
will be work.
There will be an executive committee
meeting of the Washington County Sun
day school association on Thursday Feb.
Ia, at p. m. in the Trinity NJ. +.
church, Montpelier. All members are
asked to be present
Mrs. Florence Mckinney of Hall street
left the city yesterday for Boston, where
she is passing several days on business
connected with the Shores studio. Be
fore returning to Barre she will visit in
her former home in Beverly, Mass
Miss Mary Smollett of Hall street,
who has been passing weeks vacation
with friends in Claremont, n. H.. and |
Boston, returned to the city yesterday |
and has resumed her duties in the office |
OF the Granite Manufacturers associa. |
ton.
The following item from the st. Al.
bans correspondence in an exchange
will be of interest locally: Mrs. An.
drew Heminway and son, Howard. went
to Barre Saturday to visit Theodore
Heminway, who was recently married TO
Miss Beatrice Beach Mrs. Heminwav
formerly taught school in this city.
Matt. Haley of Maple avenue has re.
ceiyed letter from his son, Private
Thomas Haley, stating that he has been
from San Antonio, Tex. to
Vancouver Barracks, Wash, where he ex-
poets to remain indefinitely. The young
man enlisted from Seattle, Wash, last
September and spent several months in
the aviation camp at San Antonio
Miss Anna Robertson of Jefferson
street has returned to the city, after ,
passing vacation of 10 days with rela- !,
lives in New York, During her absence :
'he attended the wedding of her brother, '
William Robertson, and Miss Maude
Weeks, which took place Jan. 81, Miss !
Robertson has resumed her duties in the .
,fiice of the city water department.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel I d
Barre last night and this morning were
he following people: William Wernz
If Allentown, Pa, H. r. Oliver of st. {
Tohnsbury, Mrs. II. P. Horner of Charles 4
own, N. H., Il. Carl Moore of Springfield, a
y. A. Bissonnette and w. Fl. Carr of 1,
Burlington, A. +. Came of Lynn, Mass, @
md A. w. Dutton of Massena, N. Y. n
A realty deal eonstmmated to-day eff
ects the transfer Of farm in Chelsea u
,wned by w. Fl. Ward of Kirk street to "
harles c. Cady, a Woodbury. man. The X
ale was made through J. J. Dashner, n
Deal real estate dealer. and the pur- el
haser is to take possession of the prop
rty at once. The sale included the u
took and tools and the price was $4,000 Is
he farm consists of 100 acres Is
On the eve of the citizens caucus at .,
he opera house a boomlet has been II
'unched for I. j. Denning as candi-
ate for the office of assessor Mr. Dem
ing has not announced himself as W
but a number of his friends
re anxious to see him in the race and
will not be surprising if his name is n
resented tomorrow night. Mr., Denning g.
as candidate a year ago and narrow -
; missed winning the nomination in the ~
tucus. l"
Cards have been received here announc- of
e the wedding in New York City of OH
ISIS Maude Weeks and William Robert. tn
n, which was celebrated Thursday, Jan. wi
. The ceremony was witnessed only fo
: few of the relatives and intimate or
lends of the bride and groom, who are vo
reside in New York The bride is a ca
rmer resident of Calais, although for re,
veral years she has been engaged as vo
gistered nurse in New York Mr.. Rob wa
tson is well known in this city, where Tn
resided for long time. While here brf
was active in musical circles. After of
wing Barre he went to Boston, where inc
was employed for few years. He ana
ssed part of the winter in Brookfeld
d went to New York early in the year. tw,
Harry Forsythe of Morrisville, who enc enc
5 been employed as a graniteeutter in NJ
At town for several months, arrived III
the city last evening to tarry for a -,
' days before taking the midnight = 10
in for Charlotte, \. C., where he is to nee
main at Camp Greene for a time. Mr.. saN
rsytbo will no remembered "a an ar bin
e member of the Barre Golf club, re
ring won several trophies in the an tloi
n tournament of the organization. He
enlisted in the lst Vermont infantry
| he had planned to accompany the
Ishington county recruits on their trip =,
th last week, but unforeseen eircum- n
noes arose to prevent. He was &C. mn
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