The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-02
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Special cut prices on suits at Abbott's
Richard 0choa is at the City hospital
for treatment.
Miss Ruth Gates Of Ryegate is visiting
friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs i. j. Owen spent New
Years day at Mortified with friends.
Seaman Charles Gray is spending a 10
day furlough at his home on Murray
street
Regular meeting of A. o. +, tonight
at 7 o'clock Game Of as after the
meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Cloriei of Waterbury
passed New Years day with friends in
| this city.
Mr. and Mrs William Marion of Bos-
ton are visiting Mrs Mary Marion OF
the Morse block
Sadlier. Keith avenue, baby cab aad
go-cart runners. Sleigh TO wheels, one
second, and vice versa.
F. f. Bartlett has returned from Ais
ton, Mass, where he was spending the
holidays with his sister.
Earl Rogers is passing a four-day fur
Tough at home in Chelsea. MIR. Rogers is
stationed at Camp Deycns.
Big dance, Victory hall, Mortified
street, Montpelier, Saturday night. Good
floor. Part OF Barre orchestra.-adv.
1 Mrs. Lance Watson, who arrived in the
city from Saskatchewan few days Ago,
is at the City hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Hattie Goodrich of Williamstown
was brought to the City hospital yester-
day and underwent an operation to-day.
Howard NJ. Walker left this noon for
Boston. where he will visit relatives be-
fore returning to his work in New York
City.
Alfred Mckay and Miss Agnes Mckay
of Cliff street have returned to Boston
after visiting their parents over the holi-
days.
Basket social will be held by Monitor
lodge Saturday, Jan. 4, All Scandna-
yians welcome. Meeting at o'clock
sharp.
Bryant Washburn in "rho Ghost Of
! the Rancho" William s. Hart in 1.-THE
| Better Way and news reel, Bijou to-
/ day adv.
III Fred L. White, who was called here be-
/ cause of the death Of his cousin, Helen
| Reach, returned to-day to his home IN
| Waterbury, Conn.
\ Stello Seampini, granite manuiactur,
/ er of Concord, n. H., who has been visit
/ ing his brother, Angelo, over New Years
returned last night.
i Seaman Roy Mcdonald, who is sta
toned at Pelham Bay, returned last
| night after spending a furlough with hl'
parents on Bassett street.
Gelsey Monte left last night for Bostor
| university at Boston to resume the study
of law. Mr.. Monte was stationed at thi.
institution while member Of the s. A
II T. C.
\ Miss Catherine Phelps, who has beer
H visiting at her home on Academy street
Il returned today to Burlington, whore sh
II is employed by the Adsit Coal Co. a
II hookkeeper.
H Pvt. John Nj. Rogers, attached to a.
!! engineers unit, has returned to Cam
H Deyens after spending the holidays wit
II his mother Mrs T.. M, Rogers of Web
III ster avenue.
Il Theron Morse and Robert Barclay, VIII
4 have been passing the holidays at thei
Il respective homes, left to-day for MOI
H wich university at Mortified, where the
are enrolled.
Il John MeCaskill returned to his studio
Il nj the University of Vermont to.da,
II after spending the holidays with h
II mother, Mrs Annabela McCaskin {
Il Warren street
II Andrew Anderson. whose home Is O
II Eastern avenue and at which he has bee
II visiting for few days, has returned
II Portsmouth, n. H, to resume work
H the shipyards.
II Miss Lillian COrti returned to Oranl
II Yesterday to resume her duties as scho
H teacher after passing the vacation seaso
II with her mother, Mrs, Mary Corti {
H Blackwell street.
Il Forrest Batchelder, for FIVE years en-
il ployed at the Red Cross Pharmacy, h1
completed his duties there and leav,
next Monday for Albany, n. Y, to el
roll at the business college.
IS. Mrs Albert Beattie and Miss Ange
H. Tierney have returned to Hartfor
# Conn, where they are employed in an a
mt shop. They have been visiting Tclatv
and friends of this city.
ev The postponed meeting Of the Unive
os saIist mission circle will be held at Il
r. church parlor tomorrow friday afte
noon at 3 o'clock. Please bear in mil
i change of hour of meeting.
"S Maccabees. attention Regular NEE
M ing Friday night; installation of officer
'gn' Guards and all officers are to be at hS
%. d. at o'clock Supper served at 7. Mi
~. -, Rose Miller, deputy supreme commando
:, will be here.
~ Circumstances make it absolutely ne
~ essary to begin the Netop class busine
tsu meeting at the home of Mrs. f. d. Bee
az. l' lev ut 1880 sharp tomorrow evcnin
y Members please take notice and be
hand promptly. Also don't forget cole
ton
Miss Julia Stanton OF New York Cit
Miss Kertcher of the same city, Mi
"a Alice Read of Concord ana the Bolt
ls sisters of Marshville have returned
u their studies at Goddard seminary aft
lti spending the holidays at their verio
~ homes.
AZ Miss Myrtle Cow, who has been spen
ne ne ing the holidays at the home Of her pa
W ents ON Liberty street, returned to h
w studies at the Crane institute Of mus
.t % Potsdam, N Y, yesterday morning. s
me was accompanied by Miss Georgia Palm
10 of Granitevile, who visited at her hor
nj, also
in A party of neighbors and friends We
pleasantly entertained at the home
If Mr.. and Mrs. James Thew at Sou
fba Barre New Years. A splendid SUPP
was served and fine time enjoyed 1
liar vid and Alex. Thow left on the midnig
Ne. train for Quincy, Mass, where they s