The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

Plenty new fall and winter coats
Lamorey
| Odd Ladies dance Rowland hall to-
night. adv.
Odd Ladies' dance Howland hall to-
night.-adv.
Rummage sale, Uniyersalist church
! Thursday and Friday, this week. adv
Absolutely Atwood trousers, heavy
weight, sizes 30 to So, SIS, at Lamorey's
Dance, Rowland hall, Saturday even
ing; gents 75c, ladies free; Gilbertson's
orchestra. adv.
Ralph Owen, Miss Eva Marin and
Miss Eta Congo of Barre are Visiting
for the week end in Burlington
Ira Houston and family motored to
Waterbury yesterday. Mrs. Houston
will remain in Waterbury for few
days.
Mrs. Ellen Nye Lawrence of PIainfeld
is visiting for a few days Mt the home
of Mr.. anG Mrs c. Il. Bliss of Hall
/ street.
| G. Il. Jones, retail merchant of the
Goodwin and Jones Granite company of
! Shelbyyille, Ind, is visiting in the gran
tie belt for a few days.
0rrin G. Hughes, day clerk at Hotel
Barre, was confined to his bed by ill
ness to-day and in his absence, Manager
j. v Rowen acted as clerk.
Mrs Della Trudell, who has been con-
fined to the Barre City hospital having
undergone an operation two weeks ago,
has returned TO her home in Granitevile.
Important meeting Of all st. Monica's
parishioners at r. of G. hall Sunday at
2.3o p. m A matter of vital Importance
is to be considered. Be sure and attend
the meeting.
Everybody's going to the Y and | ball
Tuesday evening, Oct. 81 to be held in
Rowland hall. Fall in line for happy
time and leave your troubles on the old
Kitchen shelf. adv.
Mrs. T.. w Stowe of Plainfield was a
caller in the city yesterday, leaving for
Buffalo, n Y, where she viii join her
husband, who was formerly employed
in the granite business here.
Mrs. Joseph L. Duncan and children
have returned to their home in Riverton,
Va, after passing several weeks with
Mrs Duncan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. Clapp Of Washington street.
Mrs Margaret Recor, who has for the
past few months been living in Clare
mont, n H., arrived here this morning
and is visiting at the home of her broth
err, T.. Blair of North Main street,
All Netops are invited to the home of
DR.. Gage, 10 Church street, this evening
for paste party. Each member is
asked to bring post or Bible picture
cards for which they have no further use.
The home economic department of the
Barre Woman's club has secured Mrs.
Julian Dimock, an instructor in Sim
mons college, TO give a demonstration
lecture in Rowland hall Oct. p at 2:30
p. m.
With dollar and a girl, you can
whirl, whirl, whirl at the L and ] ball in
the grand town hall, known as Rowland
hall. For a merry merry spree and
happy jubilee, come all three, to hear
CAROLS orchestra Tuesday evening, Oct.
2l-ady
James Good, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mi
chsel Good, formerly Barre residents,
who now live in Boston, arrived in the
city yesterday for few weeks visit
with his old acquaintance Mr. Good
has only recently been discharged from
the service. He enlisted about two years
ago with the 18th field artillery of the
ID division that for many months was in
the thivk Of the fray in the American
front lines.
Upon reaching this city in the large
equipment truck of the United States
Tire Co, eight Of the workmen employed
TO erect signs for this concern deserted
their employer to look for Jobs in this
city This act was the result of a per
sonal matter which arose between two
of the workmeu and Frank j. Knappen,
superintendent OF the construction work.
Since early last spring they have been
travelling an over New England, and the
work in the New England states is prac-
tically finished, rs there are but three
more signs TO be erected in Vermont.
Then the workers were to return to the
Gud Advertising Co. in New York City
to receive orders for their winter tour
through the south. There are three men
left to complete this work, one of whom
il Frank w Stevens, father Of the DIR.
Marian c. Stevens, whose work in dem
tistry among the French and Serbian
children and Red Cross work during the
war won for her two medals, the cross
of St Saliva and the Red Cross medal
for service in Serbia These two hon
orarv emblems were brought to the Unit
ed States by a Barre soldier, to whom
Miss Stevens entrusted her medals to be
delivered to her parents in Boston. Mr.
Stevens received the medals in perfect
condition and now greatly desires to
meet the young Barre soldier who was
in Serbia. Mr. Stevens is stopping at
the Buzzell hotel during his stay in
Barre,
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