The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-26
TALK OF THE TOWN


| Parcel sale: see adv Bell & Houston.
| William Mcdonald, mail carrier, is
taking a few days vacation because OF
| illness.
Hear Miss Carolyn Richardson at the
Odd Ladies fair, Rowland hall, Thurs
day, Dec. ADV,
Mark down prices on all trimmed
and made hats at Miss Townsepd's, 81
North Main street
| Fred wilkins and son, James, are
visiting for a few days with friends
in Littleton, N. H.
| Mrs. Gilbert Nutbrown and daugh-
ter, Mary, of Waterbury are visiting
friends in Barre for few days.
| Special bargain in table damask and
crash for towels. Little Dry Goods
Store, Cottage street, off Main.
| Mrs. William Emslie of Maple avenue
has gone to Hartford, Conn, to spend a
month with her son, William Emslie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mute and little
daughter are visiting for few days
with friends and relatives in Water
bury.
| Mrs. w j. LeBaron of Waterbury is
the guest of her sister, Mrs Arthur
Miles of South Main street, for few
days.
| Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Guthrie left this
noon for Roxbury, Mass, where they
visit for few days at the formers
parental home.
Benjamin Roberts has returned from
St. Johnsbury, having completed a
months work at the st. Johnsbury
house as spare hand
Paul Giachcrio and Adolpho Calcagni
leave by automobile tomorrow morn
ling for Pittstield TO spend week in
that district hunting.
Miss Ida Cook, chief operator of the
New England telephone office, was able
to resume duties yesterday after a
three weeks illness which confined her
to her home at 20 South Main street.
Clyde Brigham, conductor on the
main line of the Barre & Montpelier
electric railway. is having a weeks va
cation and together with his family is
visiting in Hardwick George Badord
Of Montpelier is substituting during his
absence.
Stop! Look Listenl And then 60!
A benefit dance at Cobble Hill grange
hall Friday night, Nov. IS. Good mu-
sic from a two. piece orchestra and the
usual good time. Come and bring your
girl soc a couple; extra ladies, 25c. If
You don't dance, there will be cards
present, adv
! Mrs. Mary J. Cunningham Of Dan
vile died at her home there Yesterday
morning, Because Of her poor health
in the past few months her daughter,
| Mrs Mary Nelson of 81 Merchant
street. has been caring for her and was
in Danvile yesterday. Misses Frances
and Elizabeth Nelson and brother, Paul,
, left to-day for Danvile.
Ralph Nye, a Barre boy, is first
class electrician on the submarine RS,
which colided with the coasting schoon
! ing 0akwoods off the Buzzard bay en-
trance Of the Cape Cod canal Monday
night According TO the newspaper dis
patches the damage to the submarine
was nconsequential. Mr.. Nye has near
/ " completed the four years for which
he enlisted, but likes the life so well he
/ plans to re.enlist.
! These boys of Goddard seminary left
this morning for their respective homes,
where they viii spend the Thanksgiv-
/ ing holidays; John Coates, East Call
ais; Philip brennan, Woodbury.; Glen
Tice and Milton Hunt Derby Line /;
John Freeman, Dorchester, Mass; FL
more Kelly Brockton, Mass, Eddie
/ Flanagan, Greenfield, Mass; c. Mase-
field, Grockton, Mass, and Hugo Col
liton, Plymouth, n II.