The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-04
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Buy pianos at BaiIey's.
Miss Esther Dwinell and Ralph Dwi-
nell Of East Calais were visitors in Barre
to day
Mr., and Mrs. D. NJ. Miles returned to
| Burlington to-day, after several days
spent in Barre.
Miss Hazel f. Caswell of Worcester,
Mass, is visiting her mother, Mrs. c. G.
Holt of Beacon street.
Miss Yvonne Bilodeau has returned
from Lake Morey, where she has had
employment for the summer.
Hugo Valli Of Blackwell street has
gone to Buffalo, N. ", where he win
study in a mechanics school,
After two weeks vacation from her
duties, Miss Mildred Clark has returned
to the Adams company store
| The w. C. I. U. will hold a meeting
with Mrs. Beckley Friday afternoon at
2:30. Please bring thimbles.
Miss Katherine Brown has returned
from Biddeford, Me, after spending the
summer there with relatives.
Miss Mildred 0'IIerin has returned
| from Lake Morey, where she has been
employed for the summer months.
Miss Alice Bradford has returned from
| Middlebury, where she has been visiting
at the home of her grandparents.
| A business meeting Of the ladies' aid
| Of the Baptist church will be held after
, prayer meeting tonight Thursday.
William Gray of Brooklyn street, who
! has been visiting friends in Montreal for
| the past two weeks, has returned home.
Two more good parlor organs for sale
! cheap. Must be sold at once. If you
want bargain, come to Bailey's Music
| Rooms
! If you have trouble in getting good
help come to the Congregational church
| Friday evening and see how Mrs. Mills
manages.-a adv
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wescott of Mel
son street have gone to Boston where
1 they will visit with friends and rela
! tives for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Wykes and daugh
te~, Doris, OF Highland avenue, returned
yesterday after touring northern New
| York for the past week.
/ A special meeting of the Italian Pleas
ure club will be held in the Scampini
block this evening at 1880, All members
requested to be present.
! Cobble Hill grange will hold an ice
cream social and dance at grange hall
| Friday night, Sept. 5. Everybody in
vited GOOD music adv.
| Fall millinery opening Saturday, Sept.
g. Miss +. Il. Whitney's millinery and
art store, l6S North Main street. All
are cordially invited adv
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. X Pirie and Mr.. and
| Mrs. Harry Gamble have returned from
4 Niggerhead pond, where they had been
staying at the Prize cottage.
Miss Celia Herin has finished work in
the Barre Candy Kitchen and has re-
turned to Corinth to resume her duties
as teacher in the Center school.
| Mrs Mitchell Blaine of Milwaukee,
Wis, and Miss Nina Blair of Plattsburg,
! n. Y, have returned to their homes
after attending the Blair Richmond we'd
/ ding
Mrs. George Peer and son, Lawrence,
Mr. and Mrs Charles Peer and son, Win
ston, returned yesterday from weeks
visit in Maine and New Hampshire with
relatives.
( Miss Adelne L. Baril leaves tonight
for Haydenvile, Mass, where she viii
spend few days with her uncle, Samuel
Paradis, who is a patient inNthe II. c..
sanatorium.
Miss Doris Spargo Of Brook street has
finished her duties in the Woolworth
store, as she intends to leave in q few
days for Waltham, Mass. where she
has employment
Roswell C. George of Elmore street
and his brother, Frank of Montpelier,
left last night for Strafrord Springs,
Conn, where they will visit their father,
Stephen George, for a few days.
w. f. Bliss Of Calais stopped yester-
day with his son, Clifford Bliss. Mr..
Bliss was on his way to attend the re-
union of the old fourth Vermont regi-
ment, which is being held in White River
Junction.
Guy c. D. Andrews, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. S, Andrews, wired from Camp
Merritt, n j., to-day informing his par
ents Of his safe arrival from Germany.
He has been stationed in Germany for
many months with the S0th infantry.
The entire household furnishings of
Charles w Mcmillan will be sold at
auction Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock
at the house, | Gable street. This is
perhaps one OF Lue UlttSJ tDtH OF luIIl"
ture ever offered at auction and anyone
in need should not miss this fine chance
Of getting what you want at your own
price. 0, H, Hale auctioneer
Football at the University Of Vermont
will be revived this fall to its form of
| 1916 and already arrangements are being
made to have the candidates for the
squad appear in practice camp many
days before sessions begin again. Many
| old players, some of whom have earned
their letters, are included in the list eX-
pected to return. Among this number,
the names of John Tomas, who in 1916
played fullback for Spauldmg high, max
ing good name for himself in the line
plunges, and Benny Tryon, former
Goddard star, appear. 1t is very evident
that both men will make the team.
Sergeant Tafey Venner, son of Mrs.
Lena Yenner of 800 North Main street
arrived on the early morning train from
Camp Devens, where he received an hon
orable discharge yesterday afternoon
from the U, S. infantry, He may be
remembered by many as a machinist of
the Jones Brothers Co. Venner enlisted
! at Camp Green in February of 1918 with
Co. of the 57th Pioneers. On Sept. q
he sailed for France and there was sta
toned for two months, leaving then for
Germany Most of his eight months
service in Germany was spent at Miesen-
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