The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

| MIS-, y. Is. CarsWell Is visiting at ner
former home in West Rutland.
Miss Maude Whitcher of Newhury is
| spending several weeks in this city with
| friends.
/ John G.. Morrison of Cambridge, Mass,
arrived at the Morrison farm Saturday
to remain for the summer.
| A son was born at the City hospital
| Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Chris
Hansen of East Montpelier.
| Poison! Farmers, attention. If you
use paris green in Sob. lots, ask us for
quotations. n d. Phelps Co.
| Frederick Knapp Of Mortified was a
weekend visitor at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. G. A. Clark Of Abbott avenue.
Mrs Isabelle Smith Of Elm street has
gone to Port Jefferson, n Y, to pass a
three weeks vacation with her son, A. O..
Smith.
The grocery store at sos North Main
street has been purchased by Peter
Naude, who assumed full control begin
ming Friday adv.
Mrs. w. II. Goodfellow has gone to
Newhury for few weeks vacation with
friends and will later call on acquaint-
ances in Ryegate.
Miss Ruth Parry of Richardson street
| left this morning for Concord, ~ H.,
where she viii visit with her mother for
week or two.
Special meeting of Ruth chapter No.
80, Q. u. s., for work, will be held Tues
day and Wednesday evenings, June "a
and rs, at 1880 O'Clock.
| Mrs Charles Cerutti has returned from
| a tsiG1t at he hnY1aa g bnr Lr, ha,- lo,x
/ John Bottanini of the Plainfield road;
| also Miss Rose Bottanini.
LeRay Ryan, the science and mathe-
MATES teacher of Spaulding high school,
who recently resigned, left for his home
in Dryden, ~ Y, Saturday
Miss Ethel Carson of All North Main
street has gone to New York City, to
remain during the summer months at the
home Of her aunt, Mrs John Anderson.
| Largest line OF new and second handed
ranges in Barre, Perfection and Kerogas
oil stoves, wicks and ovens. Call and
get prices. Il. A. Prirdle. W-orthen
block.
The food sale to have been held by the
ladies' union of the Presbyterian church
has been postponed as location could
not be secured, Date viii be announced
| later.
Mrs Clayton Dirty Of Haverhill, Mass,
for several days the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Dirty Of 5 West Patterson
street, returned this morning TO her
| home
The hospital is sorely in need OF com
presses and anyone having clean rags will
be doing good turn If they will kindly
send them to the superintendent at any
time
The pupils of Miss Maude +. Coburn
will give pianoforte recital in Rowland
hall Tuesday afternoon, June "a, at 2.30
and in the evening at 1880 Parents and
friends invited
Charles NJ. Howe Of east hill having
recovered sufficiently from an operation
performed at the City hospital, was tax.
EN- to his home yesterday by Badgers
automobile ambulance,
Frank and Henry Cooley, after calling
on many Of their Barre friends and hay-
ing visited in this city for a week, re-.
turned Saturday TO their home in New.
tonville, Mass, by automobile.
Parties owning hunting adogs are
warned by County Game Warden Il. s.
Newcomb that prosecution will follow If
dogs are not tied Recently dogs were
seen chasing deer on the west hill.
Miss Madeline Blake, the I2.year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs William Blake,
started journey Saturday to Madison,
Cal, to join her parents, who have lived
there for the past three years The
young girl has been living at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Stewart since her
parents left for California. In Boston
she was to have met her grandmother,
Mrs. Mary Pierce, and together they will
make the country journey.
Tomorrow Tuesday morning the
members of the junior sodality and the
members Of the Holy Angels society will
meet in st. Monica's church at 0 o'clock
and will take the 9:45 ear for Benia-
min falls for days outing. Special cars
| will be reserved for the children and they
will return from the falls to their homes
on the $50 car. All the children will
go and return with the sisters. Wednes-
day morning the boys of the Holy Name
society and the little boys of the Infant
Jesus society will leave on the same hour
and return at the same hour, 9;45 and
| $50, under the care Of the sisters. Par
ents should see to it that their children
should be at home by o'clock
Barre Town soldiers and sailors, as
well as those of Barre City, are to be
included on the honor roll to be inscribed
on the splendid victory arch to be erected
on Main street in Barre for the grand
ome-coming reception to the boys Of
Washington and Orange counties on the
Fourth of Julyj and it Is urged that
prompt steps be taken to give every
name to the committee in charge Of the
| honor roll. The names should be left
either with the city clerk or at B. w.
| Hooker 4 Co.'S store, and the last date
! for receiving the names SO that they can
be placed on the honor roll is Saturday,
June 2s.
| William r. Boyce and bis brother,
James, have both been discharged from
service and they arrived from Camp
Deyens Friday night. In the month Of
| October, 1917, William received his first
military training at Camp Devens, and
later at Camp Merritt, NJ J. It was from
there that he sailed with the 504th en-.
| gineers corps on Nov %, of the same
year, and after passing through English
camps was transferred to France. He was
! stationed for time at Verdun and after
that travelled through France and Italy
with his unit. A short time ago the u.
s. s. President Grant safely conveyed
the 504th engineers from France to Bos-
ton. James service was for shorter
period but the great part of his time was
spent on foreign soil in France and Ger.