The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Mrs A. Croei and daughter of North
Main street have gone to Burlington to
spend few days with friends.
George Holton of Mortified has been
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Flora Houston,
OF Maple avenue for the past few days.
Joseph Livendse, who IS employed
by William Cole & Son, is confined to
his home on Church street on account of
illness.
Joseph Koyalsky furrier and tailor of
the Eastman block, returned last night
from business trip to New York and
Boston.
Mrs. f. O. Fay and daughter Helen,
of Highland avenue, have returned from
Lake Morey, after spending the summer
in camp there.
Mrs. Annie Lass arrived this morning
from North Adams, Mass, and is visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Dan Romanos of
Prospect street.
Auction sale Saturday at | p. m. sharp
of the household goods of c. A. McMil-
Ian at Cable street o. Fl. Hale, auc-
tioneer. See adv.--adv
Fall millinery opening Saturday, Sept
8. Miss f. f. Whitney's millinery and
dII HIpit, 100 ANtIIH AldIu bbittJs al
are cordially invited.
The amusement committee Of the Odd
Ladies will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Maria Mitchell, Pleasant street, Tues
day evening at o'clock.
Do you know about the contemplated
changes in the government insurance.
They are vitality important to you At
tend the meeting Wednesday night
Miss Brunette Ciardi of ] Zanleoni
place, clerk Of the Fumagalli & Co.'S
/ bakery, is having ten days vacation,
which she will spend in Fitchbmg and
Boston.
Miss Alice Pratt, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. Catherine Cato Of Frank
! lin street for the past two weeks, re-
turned to her home in Milford, n. H.,
to-day
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hencaut left last
night for Montreal, ?. O., where they win
| visit few days and then 60 to Lansing
Mich, and in that vicinity they intend to
make a home.
| A nice line Of ladies', misses and girls
| Silyerleaf brand winter coats on display.
Particular attention given TO stout sizes
| We challenge competition, cash or credit,
Sadlier, Keith avenue.
Don't let handful of pikers run the
ex.service mems meeting next Wednes-
| day night. Fall out, buddy, your pres
ence may be more important than you
think. X. Of P. hall
Walter Scott, travelling auditor for the
Central Vermont railroad, and Mrs
/ Scott are visiting at the home Of Mrs.
SCOTS parents, DIR. and Mrs. William
Mann, Of Orange street.
Blossom Ossola, formerly Of Barre and
a Spaulding graduate, who has been WIS.,
| ting friends and relatives in Barre for
the past few days. returned to-day to-
his home in Buffalo, n. Y.
Mrs. A. I. Whitehead of Pottersville,
Cal, arrived in Barre last evening after
an absence of three years. Mrs. White.
head came to visit with her mother Mrs
s. D. Allen of Franklin street, who has
been i'll for several weeks.
Raymond Bosworth of 30 Perry street,
who has been employed as an electrician
by the Tenney Service Co. for the past
year, completed duties there yesterday.
and to-day left for Boston to work for
the General Electric Co.
Mrs. A. w. Allen, who has been on
vacation from her duties in the choir Of
the Church of the Good Shepherd, will re
sumo her choir work tomorrow. All
members OF the choir are asked to be in
attendance at 10 o'clock Sunday morn
ing
Mrs. A. Croce Of North Main street
| left this morning for Burlington with
her daughter, Etala, where, at the Mary
Fletcher hospital, Miss Etala will UNI
dergo a slight operation for injuries re.
ceived when she fell few months ago
at her home.
Madame Wiley of Maple Grove street
and Mrs Laura West of "a Perry street
started this morning for Columbus, o.,
to be at the national G.. A. r. convention,
which meets there next week Mrs. West
will afterwards visit her nephew, Rev.
w. P. Hartman, pastor of the Presby
terrain church in Cedarville, o., and other
friends.
Ernest Rioux, who has been an assist
ant in the Granite Manufacturers as.
ISOLATION office since graduating from
Idlt NOulliiClEldl EtttSo ~ apduutilE last
June. completed his duties there yester-
day in preparation to enroll with the
freshman class at Norwich university,
together with Peter Barclay, one Of his
classmates
News has been received by Mrs. z. A.
Anderson of Washington street, an
nouneing the safe arrival Of her brother,
Pvt Paul r. Premier, who has seen two
years service overseas He has been
connected with the LIST division of engi
neers He is now at Camp Mills, L. l.,
where he expects to get his discharge
soon.
Mrs. John Jarvis, lately Of is Pleas
ant street, passed a few days recently at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Melvin
Of Pleasant street, leaving for Mortified
to bid farewell at the home of Mrs.
Charles Coutts before proceeding to
Pittsburg, Pa, to join Mr. Jarvis, who
has been employed in the granite sheds
there through the summer.
L. B. Royce, Williamstown boy and
graduate of Goddard seminary % years
ago, but for many years investigator
and collector for Lotus Bros of St
Louis, Mo, one of the largest Install
ment houses in America, commenced
work yesterday for j. f. Sadlier of Keith
avenue, this city. He will have absolute
charge of all outdoor business for Mr.
Sadlier in Barre, Montpelier and Granite
VILE
The Italian Pleasure club has made all
preparations for two days outing at
Phillipsburg and plans to leave this after
noon in IA cars. Since 30 per cent of its
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