The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-14
TALK OF THE TOWN


Dolmans, etc. Sadlier's, Keith avenue
| Miss Mildred Miles of Graniteyille is
visiting friends in Barre for few days
New line OF. popular sheet music just
on sale at Bsileys Music Rooms to-day
| Call early and have me save velour
hat for you. Mrs. Birnie, Laurel street
adv.
William Scott, who recently returned
| from overseas. arrived at his home in
| Graniteville this mroning.
! Miss Ethel Fits of Bradford was OPP
Grated upon for throat trouble at the
Barre City hospital yesterday.
Mrs, Nelson Hamel of Plainfield has
been visiting her daughter, Miss Wini.
| fred Hamel of Spaulding street.
Miss Anna Porter of Hardwick was
operated upon yesterday at the Barre
| City hospital for throat trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dcmeritt Of
Morrisyille are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. D. Rollins of Currier street.
| Miss Leonid Marin, who has been out
of the Woolworth store for two weeks
vacation, has returned to her duties.
Frank Shea of fremont street accom-
panied Theron Meter Of Newport to Bos
| ton to-day for short business trip.
! Miss Marguerite Hopkins of Brattle-
boro is visiting at the home OF her sister
Mrs. Mary Mccarthy of Summer street
| Miss Ruth Sales and Miss Lettie Tom.
linson of Richmond are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gray OF
| Highland avenue.
| To make room for ladies' fall and win.
ter suits now arriving, we offer for less
than cost of cloth, 20 1918 makes Sad.
lier's, Keith avenue.
Tony Nicholas of this city, who has
been visiting at the home of his brother
in-law in Berlin, n. H., has returned to
his home on Prospect street.
Earl Markham, COW tester for the
Washington County Cow Testing asso'
citation, is making his monthly trip
among the farmers Of Barre.
Mrs Josie Relation and five children
who have been residing in Westfeld
Mass, returned TO Barre yesterday and
will reside on First street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William MARI and chill
dren of Detroit, Mich, former residents
of Barre, are visiting at the home OF
Mrs Marrs sister, Mrs p. M. Park OF
Hall street
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Carroll, formerly
residents of North Main street, have re-
turned to Barre after an absence of two
years, during which time they dwelt in
Hartford, Conn.
| The Ida Read w. c. T. IT, will meet
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock at
the home of Mrs. #. d. Beckley, Park
street. Members are urged TO be present
as business of Importance will come up
Maccabees, attention Special meet
/ ing of Harmon review, No. /, Friday
evening at 1880. Installation and trans
action of other necessary business. Re
| freshments Guards are requested TO be
present,
John Shea formerly of this city and
who has been overseas for the past year
or so, has been visiting at the home Of
his brother, Frank Shea of fremont
street, and returned last night to Boston
where he has employment.
Allen Martin of Essex Junction, states
attorney for Chittenden county was IN
Barre to-day consulting with Principal
| Lyman G. Hunt of Spaulding high school
about sending his son, Richard Martin
TO Spaulding at the opening of the term
Arthur Deans, former soldier in the
| Canadian army, is visiting at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Deans of Brooklyn street. Mr.. Deans
was wounded while in service and now
il studying electrical engineering, a
! course which the Canadian government
offers It's returned wounded soldiers
Judge Wendell P. Stafford of the Dis
trict of Columbia court of appeals, with
| Mrs. Stafford, was in Barre to-day for a
short time and visited the graves of his
parents in Elmwood cemetery. They
were on their way from Randolph, where
they visited Judge John w. Rowell, back
to st. Johnsbury, where they are spend
ing few weeks before returning ia
Washington, d. C.
At the Jones & Comolli repair shop
commonly known as the Whitcomt
brothers machine shop, near Blackwell
street, an S00-gallon tank was sunk six
feet in the ground yesterday that will
soon be filled with Texas oil. The pump
attachment is of the ordinary style
| Other improvements are still under way
such as a double door being cut in the
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stalled, and at the rear an automobile
wash stand win be erected.
One of the best open-air concerts giver
! by the Barre City band was listened tt
last evening by crowd much larger
| than usual. The park was lined on al
sides with cars. The many auto horn.
called and recalled for encores. The pro
gram was opened with THE Star Span
1 gled Banner" and, by the way, many
remarks are being passed as to the care
lessness Of some of the people in regard
to the respect that should be paid the
national anthem Then followed Cap
tain Stevenson's March," by Reeves
overture "Schauspiel," by Bach; seec
ton, Madame Sherry" by Hoschna
''Trombonium," Characteristic march
by Withrow; Medley of Popular Airs,
by Lampe, which was loudly applauded
Sunny South" plantation songs ar.
ranged by Bodewalt; march, "Annapo-
| lis" Boyer America" was PLAYED as
the last selection to very appreciativc
audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Tacey Of South
Main street were pleasantly surprised
last evening in the Clan Gordon hall
when a party of about 60 couples gath
cred to make a pleasant evening for the
young couple. Dancing was enjoyed by
both old and young; many Of the old
dances were played The Croteau or
chestra furnished music with Mr.. Bar.
nard and Miss Annie Dessereau assist.
ing. Refreshments of ice cream, cake
waters and punch were served Mr.. and
Mrs. Tacey were presented handsome
fumed oak library table and a set Of
dishes. George Brown of the Barre Saw