The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

Miss Evelyn Shield of Kirk street has
gone to New York for weeks visit with
friends.
Matthew Hagan left for Skowhegan,
Me-, to-day for few weeks visit with
friends.
James +. Brook and H. w. Brook Of
Warren were business visitors in Barre
yesterday.
Walter Birgen, who is employed at
Sugar Hill, N. H., is home for few
days visit.
John McCaskill of Burlington arrived
in Barre to-day for few days visit
with friends.
Miss Kathleen Fitzgerald has returned
from a vacation which she spent at Old
Orchard Me.
On account of the horse races Saturday
afternoon the horseshoers' shops will
close at noon.
Miss Eta Congo returned to the city
last evening from Burlington, where she
was called on business.
M. Magitf of st. Adams, who is SUI
perintendent of the telegraph system,
was in town to-day on business.
Miss Dorothy L. Brown has returned
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camping for the past three weeks.
Frank Morgan and Charles Bates left
this noon for Detroit, Mich, where they
have secured work with an automobile
firm.
Miss Battles Of Moretown arrived in
town this week and will begin her train
ing for nurse at the Barre City hospital
within a few days.
Mrs. Nellie Baker of Burlington, who
has been in the city for the past two
weeks looking after the estate of the late
John Magoon, has returned to her home
A party made up of Laurence Camp
bell Clarence Campbell, Kathryn Rogers,
Vivian Dodge and Miss Eva Smith left
this morning for Stowe, from which
place they intend to climb Mt. Mans
field
About 80 friends gathered at the home
of Miss Annie Lille Tuesday evening
and gave her linen shower in honor of
her approaching marriage to William
Imlach Refreshments Of ice cream and
cake were served during the evening
Edwin Lynch of Greenfield, Mass, was
in Barre yesterday visiting A. G. Miles
of South Main street and other friends in
the city. Mr.. Lynch has been overseas
with the A. Il. +. for the past Is months,
having to do with laundry work there
Sergt John J Shea of the T. S, med
ical corps arrived last night from Boston
after receiving his discharge and visit
ing few days with his mother. lie has
been in the service for the past Is
months and was overseas about year
DR. Joe w. jackson and Mrs. Jackson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jackson ar
rived home yesterday after spending a
month in camp at st. Adams, Me. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Jackson expect to leave
Saturday for Springfield where Mr..
Jackson will return to the position he
left on entering the war.
Private Peter Morgan returned this
morning after being overseas for the
past year with the 3l2th supply train of
the s7th division. He was stationed at
Camp Monitor at st. Nazaire. He re.
eeiyed his discharge at Devens about 10
DAYS ago. Morgan enlisted as truck
driver but was transferred and was made
cook.
Cards have been received in the city
announcing the marriage, July 26, of
Miss Maud Newell, formerly of Barre
and Montpelier, and Sergt Galen Oliver
Ranck Of Brooklyn. n. Y. The marriage
took place at p. M at the Church Of
the TRANSPORTATION, New York They
were attended BY Miss jeanette Goddard,
formerly of Montpelier, a friend of the
bride, and Mr. Streeter, friend of the
groom. Following the marriage, the
couple left for their new home in Milton,
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