The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

IN town yesterday.
Miss Mary Carleton has been confined
to her home at Il Highland avenue by
illness.
Public dance and refreshments at East
Montpelier hall Friday night, Sept 10.
Dudleys orchestra.-ad
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re-
bekah lodge No Is, Wednesday evening,
Sept II, at o'clock,
Regular meeting of tool sharpeners'
branch No. 2, in polishers' hall Wednes-
day evening at o'clock.
An eight pound son was born TO Mr..
and Mrs. r. d. Munson, l07 Prospect
street, Saturday, Sept. ID.
Mrs. Louis Diversi and son, Anthony,
returned to-day to Concord, n H., after
visiting at Louis Diyersi's for the past
few weeks.
A regular meeting of r. c. |. P. A. in
Foresters' hall, Worthen block, Wednes-
day afternoon at 1880. Let all members
be present.
Regular meeting of X. of c. Wednes-
day evening, Sept. 7, at 1880. Annual
election of officers Every member is
urged to be present.
Miss Emily NJ Benedict, cashier for
the S. s. Pierce company in Brookline,
Mass, is spending 10 days vacation
with friends in Barre,
A regular meeting of the Ladies of
Clan Gordon will be held Tuesday, Sept.
Is, at 1915 p. m. Initiation, assessment
No. 81 now due. Christina Leith, rec. see.
John Macnel, who has been visiting
at the home of his brother, Harry Mac
neil of Ayers street, for the past two
weeks, has returned to his home in VIM,
Me-
George r. Ford, publisher of the Gran
tie, Marble & Bronze magazine, arrived
here Yesterday, bent upon business that
will detain him in this locality for sew
eral days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Leith and Mr..
and Mrs. William Murray, all of King.
ston, n Y, are spending a week with
relatives in the city. They made the
trip by auto.
A nice line of ladies', misses and girls
Silverleaf brand winter coats on display.
Particular attention given to stout sizes.
We challenge competition, cash or credit.
Sadlier, Keith avenue.
Max Holden, Arthur Camire, Howard
Geake and Walter Tobin leave tomorrow
for Boston, where they will attend Bos-
ton university All are Spaulding men
from the class of 1918.
James Young, who played forward IN
the Spaulding championship basketball
team last wiii<er, motored to Hanover,
n. H., this morning to make prepare
tions for entering Dartmouth college.
The United Garment Workers viii
hold their quarterly meeting Tuesday,
Sept. lG, at ! o'clock in carpenters hall.
Bring books for inspection. Good at
tendance desired. Miss Gertrude Me-
Carly, president
You've heard many rumors of severe
famine and impossible prices for fall
clothes Come and see our great show
ing of Royal Tailor fashions and fabrics
and Danish all worry on the fall clothes
question + A. Hutchinson, over Ladd' 5
store.
On account of the Mortified fair and
the entertainment in the opera house to-
morrow evening, Gibertson's orchestra
will not run dance this week Wednes-
day evening, but every Wednesday even
ing thereafter the dances will be given
as usual-sdv.
George ~ Tilden arrived home this
morning, completing a tour, tor the most
part, through the middle Atlantic states,
which covered period OF two weeks. tie
visited at several Of the large eastern
cities, stopping at Boston, Philadelphia
and Atlantic City.
Henry Alexander has been nominated
by the Barre branch of the g. G. |. A. to
20 as member of the international
committee TO revise the constitution of
the organization He was also nominat-
ed BY the Williamstown and Waterbury
branches as representative.
Miss Jeanette Granger, a clerk in the
Peoples Shoe store, has arrived home
after two weeks vacation, and this
morning assumed her duties at the store,
During her absence Miss Granger called
on her friend, Miss Tierney of Hartford,
Conn and relatives in Holyoke and
Springfield, Mass
A meeting Of all call firemen, ex-tire-
men and anyone belonging to the Yer
mont State Firemens association will be
held at the fire station Thursday even
ing, Sept Is, at S o'clock The purpose
of the meeting is to arrange for con
vention for the association in this city,
and the presence of everyone interested
is requested by Fire Chief A. g. Preble
Barre men apparently are taking ac-
tive parts in the Quincy. Mass, branch OF
the Granite Cutters international asso-
citation. for two Of them have just been
appointed officers J. d. VIII, who for
several years acted as secretary of the
Barre branch of the granite cutters UNI
ion, was recently elected president of the
Quincy branch William Emsle, former
ly Of this city, was also elected vice
president.
Chauncey NJ Wiley, treasurer of the
Quarry Savings Bank & Trust CO., who
several days ago made journey to
Boston in his automobile, accompanied
by w. A. Drew, secretary of the Barre
Board of Trade, arrived home last even
ing. With them came Mr.. and Mrs h. l.,
Smith Of West street, who conduct for
the benefit Of Barre people and others
who visit Old Orchard, Me, what is
known as the Granite City cottage.
Friends Of Ethel Lund of "a Sheridan
street gave her an enjoyable surprise
last evening shortly before 8 o'clock
when a number called at her home to
celebrate her birthday Games of va
rious kinds, with two piano solos, one
by Miss Dorothy Perry and the other by
Miss Ellen Inglis, kept the young people
entertained during the evening As the
group were ENJOYING refreshments of ice