The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

Frank Restini clerk in the Red Cross
Pharmacy, is taking weeks vacation
| from his duties.
Dr. and Mrs. Leon Page of Newport
spent Saturday with T. l.. Page, making
the trip by auto.
Tony Corey of Prospect street has
been visiting at the home of Morris
| Lebanon in Berlin, N. H.
Miss Dorothy Brown of Waterbury
spent the week end at the home of her
parents on Jefferson street.
Mrs. John Leslie of Spauding street
| began work as clerk in the Homer Fits
company store this morning.
Miss Mary Geals has returned from
Bethlehem, N. H.. where she has been
employed for the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Campi of Waterbury
spent the week end at the home of Mrs
Mary Colombo of Columbia place
Mrs. H. A. Skinner returned to-day
from Plymouth, N. H., where she was
called by the serious illness Of her step
mother.
Miss Helen Robertson has returned
from jefferson, N. H., where she has been
employed for the summer at the Waum-
beck hotel.
Miss Susan Jordan of 20 Foss street
returned this morning to johnson Nor
NAL school to complete the two-year
teacher training course.
Mrs. Grace Rowland, clerk in the store
of o. H. Hale on North Main street, is
visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs
Edison Doe, in West Newbury -
Mr., and Mrs, James +. Higgins Of
fremont street and Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
! Guthrie left yesterday by automobile for
Boston, where they will visit for few
days.
Mrs. Roland Preston, who has been
spending few weeks at the home of her
sister, Mrs. p D. Ladd of South Main
street, has returned to her home in Mo-
nesseen, Pa.
George n. Tilden, who is serving on
the jury at the United States district
court at Windsor, returned this morning
after passing the week end at his home
in this city.
A goodly number partook Of the bean
supper at the Presbyterian church from
S to o'clock Saturday evening and the
ladies union hope to realize well from
their efforts
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Irish and son,
Harold, and Mr. and Mrs. Buel Metcalf
Miss Helen 0Keefe, who for the past
two months has been absent from the
office Of the Granite Manufacturers as
ISOLATION, returned this morning TO con
tinue her duties in the clerical depart
ment.
of Underhill spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs Charles w Peake Of Barre Town
The L. A. A. O. H., will hold a whist
party in Worthen hall Tuesday evening,
Sept 80, at 1880 o'clock Dancing from
$3.50 to r. Reardon's orchestra. Ad-
mission, 25c adv.
George Thompson of Farwell street,
an ex-Canadian soldier now attending
the Canadian army vocational school in
Montreal, has been passing week at
his home in this city, returning last
night TO the school,
Miss Ethel " Duke, who Is visiting
relatives and friends in this vicinity,
passed Sunday in Barre. She returns to
Washington D. G., tomorrow, where
she has responsible position in gov.
ernmental department.
Probably the largest shipment of
spreaders ever received here is being
unloaded to-day at the C. v station. u
spreaders in one car They are Of the
famous John Deere type and are con.
signed 10 the Marsh Allen company.
Mrs. G. A. Caron has returned to the
City bakery after taking q weeks va
cation from her duties there. Miss Eliz.
| abeth Paul Of Patterson street has fin
ished her duties there She has been sub.
stituting while the other clerks were tax
ing their vacations
Miss Grace Gibson, who has been visit
ing at the home OF her grandmother. Mrs.
John Timmons, of Elm street, returned
this morning to Plattsburg, n Y, where
she is employed She was accompanied
as far az Burlington BY Mrs Homer
Fuller and Leonard Timmons.
Frank r. Northrop Of east hill has sold
his farm to Mr. and Mrs James 4.
Mitchell, who buy for home Mr.. Mneh.
ell and sons plan to greatly enlarge their
market garden business next year, Civ.
much attention to small fruit. Mr.. and
Mrs. Northrop plan to leave for Flori-
da the last OF October, to spend the
winter.
Sergt. Clarence Curtis, an employe Of
the Barre Savings bank when war was
declared, arrived in the city Saturday
from Camp Devens after being dis
charged Curtis enlisted in Co. c in
| 1917, but until last September was sta
toned at various camps in this country.
He reached Brest, France, last September
with the army service corps, and was re-
tanned as a guard for German prisoners.
He arrived at Hoboken, N j., Sept. 3.
At a meeting Of the local board of
health last week, which Health Officer
Burr of Montpelier attended J. G. Nc
Leod was elected chairman and James
Smart Of l6 Forsyth place secretary. An
complaints should be made to him in
writing, excepting as to contagious dis
eases. With the organization Of the 10.
cal board, q little closer attention 10
the needs Of the city is expected and II
there is anything that you feel needs the
attention of the board, you will be doing
a favor by notifying Mr. Smart in writ.
ing
The Goddard football squad has recov
cred from injuries received in the Nor
witch game so that the men will be out
this afternoon for light practice and
scrimmages Thompson and Wilmot,
who we're hurt quite badly in the game
and who are still nursing bruises, will
appear in the uniform Of the red and
white this afternoon, although they are
not in very good form Goddard's next
game viii be next Saturday on the God
dard campus with the Fort Ethan Allen
team. They will meet the Dartmouth
freshman team in the near future and
a game is signed up with the Littleton
high school team. They will also lock