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

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Regular meeting of Sons of Veterans
auxiliary Wednesday evening, Sept. 10,
at o'clock.
Miss Erminia Berni of 2 Columbia
| place is taking weeks vacation from
her duties in the Eastman store.
| John Arioli was in Burlington to-day
in the interest of the Arioli & Dente
clothing firm of North Main street
Regular meeting of Ruth chapter, No
SO, 0. i. S. win be held Wednesday
evening at 1880; supper at o'clock
All members of the Degree of Poca-
hontas going to Montpelier Tuesday
night, Sept 8, will please take the 7;l5
] car.
Old wet" of the world war, you owe
it to yourself to attend the meeting on
Wednesday night! Its object is to bene-
fit every ex.service man.
Miss Irene Sullivan of Jefferson street,
who moved here from Hardwick last
week, is now employed in the office of
&. A. Drown as bookkeeper,
Roderick Summers was not operated
on at the City hospital for adenoids and
tonsils, as stated in yesterdays paper,
but had an X-ray examination.
Owing to the bad weather, the corn
roast to have been held at Mrs, Ingis'
Clark street, this evening, has been post
poned to Friday evening, Sept, IL.
Rev, Thomas Latte of Lowell, Mass,
returned to his home this morning after
a several days stay at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs L. d. Rollins on Cmrier street
Mrs, May DUPONT from Derby Line
and Mrs Florence Leach of Hudson,
Mass, are spending a few days with
their aunt, Mrs, Howard Bennett Of this
city.
George Parker and friend, DR.. f. H,
Blair, motored to this city from Hart
ford, Conn, to spend a week at the
home Of Mr., Parker's parents on Spauld.
ing street.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w Taft Of Washing
ton street left yesterday afternoon on a
two weeks vacation, going TO Canada.
They will stop in Montreal and Toronto
before returning.
Mondays Burlington News contained
the following item: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Rock of st. Paul street announce the en-.
gagement of their daughter, Constance,
to Mr. Frank Austin of Barre"
John Molla of 40 Berlin street went
to Hanover, n, H., to-day to make prep
arations for returning to Dartmouth col.
lege, which work he was compelled to
abandon last year because OF illness.
Thomas Nelson, who since being dis,
charged from the service a few months
ago has been employed at the same work
with the motor transport depot at Balti-
more, Md, is now home on Today
vacation.
Many Of our leading society ladies
thank Partisan Sage for their beautiful
hair use it two or three times a
week" says druggist f. A. Drown, "and
it will make the hair thick and beauti,
full. adv.
Armand Arehambault, l5.year.old son
of Dr. and Mrs. H. X z. Arehambault Of
Merchant street, was accompanied yes.
terday to Montreal by his mother. The
young man returns to the st. Mary col.
ege there.
Mr.. and Mrs Ectus LaFranee of High
gate Springs returned to their home yes.
terday afternoon after visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. G. w 0'Dell Of Beckley hill
and Mr.. and Mrs c. f, Bixby Of Wash.
ington street
Miss Elsa Walstrom, assistant libra.
/ rian during the summer months when
the regular Librarians were taking their
vacations, left Saturday for the Bridge.
water Normal school to continue her
course of study.
Ralph Smith, second bsseman of the
University of Vermont varsity, has been
keeping in condition with the Springfield
machine shop team during the summer
months. He is now stopping with friends
in the city before re-entering college in
Burlington,
Frank Wells, nephew Of Frank G.
Rowland of "a French street, left to-day
/ for Amherst, Mass There he will enter
Amherst college, pursuing the academic
course in quest of an A. b. Saturday he
will be Joined by Daniel Bertrand a
classmate at Spaulding last year.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Beattie Of Hart.
ford, Conn, formerly of this city, ar.
rived from Hartford Sunday for a 10
days visit with relatives and friends in
Barre, Mr., Beattie is now in the monu.
mental business and in the interest of
his customers made a visit TO the Rut-
land marble works to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Greenough of Bur.
| lington were weekend visitors with Mrs.
Greenoughs mother, Mrs Nellie lite of
the Bolster block. Joined BY Adam
| Wood, the party motored to Woodsville
Saturday to visit with Arthur lite Yes
terday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs Green
ough returned TO their home and they
! plan to leave to-day on a 10 days tour
through New York state,
A wedding of interest to many in this
city, especially in the Italian colony,
where the bride is quite well known,
took place in Quincy, Mass, Saturday,
Aug 30. Miss Jennie Pallanda, a for
mer resident of Barre and daughter of
! Mr.. and Mrs. Agostino Pallanda of Pearl
street, Quincy became the bride of Isl
dor Bogny Of New York, the ceremony
being performed by Rev John J. Casey
at st. Johns church parochial residence
Miss Ida Calderara was maid of honor
and Leo Pallanda, brother of the bride,
was best man. Following the ceremony
a reception was held at the brides home,
after which the couple left on brief
wedding trip, later to take up their resi-
dence in New York.
The benefit dance for the 1919 class of
Spaulding high school held last evening
in Rowland hall was a decidedly sue
eessful affair regardless of the rain that
prevailed throughout the evening. 1t
was a converting of many classes for an
informal get-together, for many OF the
young people who are about to leave for
colleges. CAROLS orchestra was once
again in the role of melody-producing
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