The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-08
Talk OF THE TOWN


d. NJ Miles OF Burlington arrived III
Barre this morning for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs George Collamer, who
live in the Miles block, spent Sunday
with friends in Burlington.
M. B. Miles, who has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs George Rivers, returned
yesterday to his home in Milton.
John Marion, who has been visiting
relatives in the Miles block over the Holt
days, went back to Burlington last night
Dance in Rowland hall Wednesday
evening after the band concert. Gents
75e, ladies free Gilbertson's orchestra
adv.
Il John Oltolini, who has been visiting
at his home on Blackwell street for two
weeks, returned last night to Jersey City,
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]. I. Callaghan left to-day for Man
chester, N. H., where he was called to at
tend the funeral Of his sister, Miss Nellie
Calaghan.
4 Frank Cormia Of Milton has been Wis
iting his aunt, Mrs. George Rivers, for
the past week. He returned last night to
his home.
Arthur Cormaek returned yesterday to
his home in Quincy, Mass, after having
visited friends for the past few days in
this city
Miss Katherine Prentice of Maple
Grove street has gone to st. Adams
where she will spend the remainder OF
her school vacation.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
trustees of the City hospital will be held
at the hospital building on Wednesday
evening at o'clock
Fay Duffy, clerk in the Walk-0ver
shoe store, who has been to Enosburg
Falls for the past few days with his
wife, returned yesterday.
Wayne Perry, employed at the Mills
farm in West Topsham, went back yes.
terday after passing few days at his
home on Highland avenue.
W. W. Parry, a granite manufacturer,
returned Saturday from a l5day bust
necc visit, including Washington, ID. c.,
and New York, among other places.
John w. Craig, caulker OF the Fore
River shipyards, returned last night to
his work after spending the past few
days with his family on Plain street.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miles and two
/ NiiIiAi Ntl Va 4lCIitSNs AuhsSst hit Willing
in the city, having come to Barre with
DIR. j. w, Stewart, who went to Melrose
by automobile
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Anderson and SON
Paul, and Mrs. NJ. A. Doran of Boston
have returned home after visiting in the
home OF o. n Granger. The trip was
made by automobile.
Miss Lua Riggs of Beckley street and
Miss Mary Murphy, a nurse Of the City
hospital, are now having their annual
vacation, and are camping at Highgate
Springs for two weeks
Miss Edna Murphy of Graniteville is
taking a two weeks vacation from Der
duties at the Granite Manufacturers
association office, part Of which she will
pass In Glens Falls, n, Y.
The girls tennis courts on the Lincoln
campus are ready to use and will be
open to any girl who wishes TO play after
10 o'clock tomorrow "wednesday fore.
noon The fee for the use OF the courts
during the season is Is cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walker and
family, Jessie and George, left Sunday
evening for Montreal, where they viii
spend the coming two weeks. Miss Jes-
sic Walker is enjoying her annual va
cation from her duties at the n. d
Phelps Co Store.
David White received telegram from
his son, Richard, that he had arrived in
New York City and would be at home
the last Of the week Richard White il
sergeant in the e. s. army and has
been overseas for the past eight months
T. las =, ptyt 4.
United States went into the war.
T. Brooks Fletcher, editor Of the Mar.
ion t0hiol Tribune. who is active in or
ganizing boards Of trade and similar or.
CARNATIONS, will speak before the bust.
ness men and women Of Barre at Hote
Barre tomorrow at l:30, a lunch to be
served at that time in the dining room
He viii talk on town teamwork and all
who wish to attend are invited TO Sc.
cure tickets of w. A. Drew, G. r. Millar
Athoi Bell, H. T. Campbell or George w
Tilden before . o'clock tomorrow fore.
noon. The price of tickets will be 81.
The last Of the street decorations put
up for the home coming reception to the
service men were removed this morning
when the numerous cords Of colored cleo
trie lights were taken down by wiremen
The only evidence that is now left on
Main street is the grand Victory arch
still the central attraction on Barre's
main thoroughfare. This temporary
structure will remain standing until late
in the summer Another coat of paint
will be added, however, that it may be
retained as long as possible, in its true
form Each day the long list Of names
that stand out prominently on all sides
Of the arch are glanced over by the eyes
Of many admirers.
Ralph j. Dale, the mechanic who land
ed in Barre in the aeroplane Friday, was
summoned back to Boston last night
The committeeman Of The July 4 celebra.
ton, believing that a great many people
would delight in watching the heavier
than-air machine take to the air and
sail back to Boston in good condition
conferred with the proper authorities Of
the company yesterday. The company
stated its regrets that the return flight
could not be made, since NJ w Hodg
don, the pilot, is scheduled to make an
other flight next Thursday and the time
needed to repair the machine would GOV
or at least three weeks should it be ac,
complished in Barre The special freight
car needed to convey the airplane back
to the Saugus flying field in Boston ar
| rived this morning at the Central Yer
mont station. After reducing the plane
to several small parts with the exception
of the body it was loaded upon motor
struck and taken to the depot this after
noon The damage done to the entire