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

Auto hire to state fair each day Tel,
| Elmer Scott, 270-2.
n. Pelaggi of Mortified was in Barre
on business yesterday.
See the values in millinery. Mrs Bir-
ME, Laurel street.adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Duncan have re-
turned from a weeks trip to Boston and
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. John White of st. Johns
bury were in the city yesterday calling
on few friends
Dance in Rowland hall Wednesday
evening; gents 75c, ladies free. Gilbert
sons orchestra.ad
Miss Esther Langley left to-day for
! Rutland. where she has position on
| the editorial staff of the Rutland Herald.
Miss Isabelle Nelson has resumed her
duties with the Mrs. Shepard CO., after
three weeks visit in Boston and vicin-
ity,
Dennis Sweeney Of Montpelier has re-
turned to his duties in John Kelly's
clothing store after two weeks vaca-
ton.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
trustees Of the Barre City hospital will
be held Wednesday evening at the hos
pital at o'clock.
Miss Helen Boyce, who has been tax
ing a weeks vacation from her duties in
| the office Of McColl & Abare, has re-
, turned to her work there.
All Congregationalists out tomorrow
night for the annual get together, the
parish supper, served at o'clock. Come
] ~ Gal II.
Athena There will be business
meeting of the Athena club at Mrs.
George Morris, Ayerill street, Thursday
evening at 1880 Let all members be
present.
Martin Riley, ir., has departed for the
4 middle west on business trip that viii
cover several weeks in the interest of
the Canton Brothers granite firm on Ber-
! lin street.
/ Hermon Blair has returned to his home
! in West Chazy, n. " after being in
| Barre for few days visiting friends
and relatives and attending the Blair
/ Richmond wedding.
! A nice line of ladies', misses and girls
! Silverleaf brand winter coats on display,
4 Particular attention given to stout sizes.
We challenge competition, cash or credit,
Sadlier, Keith Avenue.
| Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lebanon, who
have been visiting Mrs. Lebanon's par
ents on Prospect street, left to-day for
their home in Berlin, n IL. Miss Celia
I Hidder accompanied them
! Miss Mildred Spear, who has been
spending the summer with relatives in
the northern part Of the state, returned
to Barre yesterday to resume her studies
at Spaulding high school
! Regardless of even the most argent
/ engagement, every eN-seryice man should
make il a point to attend the conference
4 of former soldiers and sailors in the
1 knights Of Pythias hall Wednesday
evening at 1870
! Miss Hilda Martinson of Perrin street,
who has been employed as a waitress Mt
4 The Balsams in Dixville Notch, \ H., re-
turned to her home yesterday and now
/ plans to enter the freshman class at the
| University Of Vermont
| w. r. Cameron of Washington street
/ has installed a new American Halstead
feed mill equipped with an electric mo.
! tor He also has new corn and cob
crusher with the mill and can handle all
kinds Of custom grinding.
Miss Mae Dale, bookkeeper at the Cen
! trail Granite Co, now having a two
weeks vacation. together with her sis
I ter, Miss Gladys of the Jones Bros CONS
pany and Robert Mack OF Montpelier
have gone TO Woodbury. pond for two
weeks outing
Charles Flint Of Boston who was a
i former employee at the Perry garage, Is
/ to be married tomorrow to Miss Thelma
( Prunier Of Boston. They will come ia
\ Barre on their wedding trip Mr.. Flint
/ is now employed as foreman in the
Kenny Manufacturing company
As grand master Of the Odd Fellows
! Of Vermont, Alex Duncan Of Barre has
( appointed Francis f. Perry Of Brattle.
/ boro as grand representative from Yer
mont to the sovereign grand lodge OF
/ Odd Fellows to be held at Baltimore
/ Sept. Is to Sept, 20 The appointment
was made because of the inability Of
I O. +. Edwards of Burlington to attend
4 1t was made known this morning at
! the police station that two stoncshed
4
were broken into sometime over the
week end. One break was made at the
Brown & Carroll companys office, and
the second at the Puente Granite Co
4 An army raineoat, pair of rubber boots
and heavy sweater which were missing
when the Brown & Carroll Office was
! opened yesterday were later found hid.
den or, rather, partially hidden, between
two stones at the Perry & Jones granite
shed, These articles, together with sc
cents worth of stamps and pound OF
Dill's tobacco, We're the only things miss.
| ing, the latter two being taken from a
/ flat desk The safe door was wide open
! for the night worker or workers but
there was nothing of money value in it
Entrance to this Office had been made
through a window that required only the
efforts Of person in lifting, as there
was no clasp or fastening AT the
PueRte shed entrance was not accom-.
plished quite as easily. A paddock on
the shed door was torn from its fastcn.
/ ings and after reaching the Office the
person pried open rolltop desk in search
i of money. But his efforts were almost
in vain, for only Sl.03 was left in the
desk drawer besides a check for 81 9(
that was not accepted by the marauder
Closer examination divulged the fact
that small penknife and an umbrella
of small value had been taken from the
office,
WEEKS SESSION EXPECTED.