The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-17
TALK. OF THE TOWN


field were visiting in the city to-day.
Miss Mary Darling of Chelsea is Wis
ting friends and relatives in Barre for
a few days,
Francis Barell of Hartford, Conn, is
visiting his cousin, Miss Madeline Bar
ell, of Washington street.
A son, weighing eight pounds, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. p i. Witham
at the City hospital Sunday afternoon.
Herbert Utter Of Caribou, Ne, ar,
rived Saturday in Barre and is visiting
for few days with friends and rela-
tives on Prospect street.
After spending two weeks vaca
ton from his duties in the Western
Union office, Michael Attuoni returned
this morning to his work there.
Alex Smith Of Laurel street left Sat
urday for Montreal, where he will visit
his brother and friends for a few weeks.
Miss Winona Bennett Of Barre, who
has been visiting for several weeks her
aunt, Mrs. George Lafayette Of the
west hill, returned home to-day.
James Pickford, who has been visit
ing for the past few days at the home
of H. NJ. Laws on Wellington street,
has returned to his home in Berlin,
N. II.
Miss Delima Leblanc, the army nurse
who has been caring for Miss Ruby
George Of Gilmore street for the past
few weeks, left this morning for her
home in Brunswick Me-
Mrs. /. B. Edgecombe and daughter,
who have been visiting for the past
week at the home of the formers
brother, +. g. Eaton, left last night for
their home in Fredericton, n B.
Ernest Tucker of South Barre. while
cranking the Ford car of Dr. Z. H. Ban
croft, sustained broken arm Both
bones in the right forearm were brok
en- Mr. Tucker is an employee of DR..
Bancroft.
Rev A. A. Blair, a candidate for the
pulpit Of the Jniversalist church, spoke
last evening before the Young Peoples
society OF Goddard seminary on the
subject of Zone Hundred Per Cent
Americanism'
w. @. Reynolds, who left last week
for Philadelphia, Pa, to visit the Inger-
soil Sergeant Drill company and other
steel supply firms, returned Saturday
night, having passed day or two in
Boston and vicinity.
Public dance in Rowland hall on
Wednesday evening, Gilbertson's now
city orchestra viii furnish one of its
classy programs. Admission, gents
T5c, ladies free. Save your door checks;
they are valuable adv.
Austin Jameson, who accompanied
the body Of his father, Albert L. jaime.
| son, to Calais, Me-, for burial week
age, returned to his home here yes.
torday after having spent several days
at the home Of his sister IN Calais.
Mr.. and Mrs II. Marin and daugh-
ter Miss Eva, spent the week end in
Burlington. They were accompanied
to Burlington by Mr. and Mrs. George
Nautier, who have been visiting at the
formers home for the past week
Miss Dora Bison, graduate Of the
Nicolet institution of Quebec, who has
been teaching English there for the
past six months, has accepted a posi-
ton in the office of DIR. d. C Paryis as
bookkeeper and stenographer, begin.
ming her duties this morning.
The ladies' union Of the Universalist
church wilA hold sale in the vestry
Thursday afternoon and evening Of
| this week. Announcement of the en-
tertainment program viii be given in
to-morrow's paper, Everyone interest
ed is urged to Keep an open date, as it
will be worth your while adv.
Anton Sinic Of Montpelier, arrested
here Friday night for operating an au-
tomobile in a careless and negligent
manner, was fined $40 and paid costs Of
S605 when brought before Judge +. L.
Scott this morning Mark Kelly Of
| Barre, charged with breach of peace,
was released after paying fine OF -
with costs Of 5000 Both pleaded guilty.
Wednesday at 10 a. M. the woman's
| association Of the Congregational
church will hold quilting party 1t
is hoped there will DO large attend
ance Each lady ii asked to bring
something for the dinner. At 2:30 in
the afternoon the regular business
meeting will be held, with the program
in charge Of the missionary depart,
ment,
Contrary to report current last
week that the Central Vermont railway
had not requisitioned any soft coal
consigned to Barre is the statement
that in all, nine cars have been held
on siding in this city pending or.
ders for release One car has already
been released while others will no doubt
be released soon, They were consigned
to local dealers and manufacturers.