The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

/ 'Stphhiho NoSNis a with ~ ~ -
masi's store, is taking a weeks vacation
from her duties there.
Mason Pierce of East street, who was
reported yesterday as being very i'll, is
more comfortable to day
James Pickford of Berlin, n H., has
been visiting his former employe, 4. M.
Laws of Wellington street
Mrs. Winifred Glidden, Mrs. Henry
Martin and Mrs. Allan Dix of Plainheld
visited with friends in Barre yesterday.
Miss Julia Carter of Vergennes, who
concluded her duties in Spaulding high
school last June, is visiting friends in
Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs David r. Stuart of
Spaulding street left this noon for Bos
ton and vicinity, where they will spend
two weeks visiting
An ice cream social and program will
be given at the Episcopal church in
Websterville Thursday evening, July H..
Admission 20c-adv.
Ice cream will be on sale ON the
grounds near the bandstand during the
band concert in Williamstown Saturday
evening, July 49,. adv.
Mrs Jennie Laws of Boston arrived in
the city last evening and is visiting her
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mann of Wellington street.
Mrs. Harland H. Maxfeld returned TO
the city yesterday for her vacation, after
a years absence in Washington, d. c.,
working for the government.
The public dance will not be, held at
Dewey park tonight. Gilbertson's or
chestra has been secured for every
Thursday, commencing July "a.
Mrs Myrtle Cow and daughter, Myrtle,
returned from Randolph last evening,
where they attended the funeral of the
formers aunt, Mrs. Lucinda Brewster
The W, G. 7. Z. will hold its regular
meeting Friday afternoon at 2:30 with
Mrs. Beckley, Park str>7t. Business
of Importance. Let all members be pres
ent.
Mr. and Mrs. John Weafer and two
children. who have been the guests of
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Weafer for the past
week returned to-day to their home in
Boston.
W. H. Myers, an insurance agent of
West Danvile, is here to attend the UNI
Bliss of Burlington also arrived this
morning
Judge and Mrs. f. L. Scott who have
been absent for the past week while
camping at Alburg on Lake Champlain,
returned home by automobile yesterday
afternoon.
NJ J. Whitcomb's motor ambulance of
East Barre went TO Burlington yesterday
to bring back the remains of the late
L. d. Tillotson of Washington, who died
at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Miss Nourse, manager of the Adams
company store, and the lady clerks Of
that store, motored to Waterbury last
evening, where they all enjoyed fine
supper at the Waterbury inn.
Mrs c. Timmons of Washington
street received telegram yesterday an
nouncing the arrival of her SON Leonard
Tmmons at Camp Merritt, ~ Y Mr..
Timmons has been in France for the last
Is months He expects to receive his
discharge papers soon and return TO
Barre, where he will be employed.
Mrs Frank Comoli and Mrs. Mary
Bianchi, both Of Milford, n. H., have
been renewing acquaintance in the Ital-
ian colony for the past week and to-day
they returned TO their homes. While
here Mrs. Comolli was joined by her son,
Edward fComolli, a well-known lad in
Barre, who has been in France for the
past year with the 326th field signal bat.
talon He plans to remain here for a
few days more,
The Center l.. Bates home at Is Lib
erty street was sold to Elwin H. Slayton
and wife Of this city through the d. A..
Perry Real Estate agency yesterday.
The purchasers plan to take possession
and occupy their new property by Aug.
l. Another sale through this same agen-
CIV was that Of the Felix Boulriee prop
ertv near the Bolster farm in Webster
vile TO Thomas Lamoy. This farm con-
sists of l6 acres of land and buildings
and was purchased by sir, Lamoy for
dwelling purposes.
A match game between the Barre Golf
club and the Meadow Brook club will be
PLAYED ON the Barre course Saturday
afternoon, beginning at l2;45. 1t is ex-
pected that about Is men on a side will
play The following men are to play for
the Meadow Brook club: A. Freeand, j.
| fTePlHnU, - DlHselt, W. Iult, -. bleW
art, w. Gellatly, A. McHafiie, D. Me.
Donald, A. Murray, f. Leith, w Brebner,
A. Beagrie, A. Milne, j. Ellis and F. For
rest
A. letter received from Joseph Ladrie
yesterday stated he was awaiting re-
pairs to his car which figured in an acct
dent last Friday at Hemedine, p. O.,
which caused great many rumors to
circle amongst his acquaintance here.
He plans to resume his journey to a
Canadian summer camp just as soon as
\ his car is repaired 1t is the supposition
of his friends that the accident was not
Of very serious nature since no men
ton was made of anyone having been
injured in the affair.
number of the boys of the Presby
terian Sunday school met yesterday in
the yestry Of the Presbyterian church
and formed baseball team composed of
boys not over 10 years of age. The
meeting was successful, as there was a
large squad of boys out for the team,
William McRae was elected manager of
the team and Percy Angwu, captain.
The young battery has already begun
training, these being Percy Angwin and
William McRae, pitchers, and Geno San
dri, catcher The boys played practice
game and have a game arranged with
the Newsboys for the near future. They
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