The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-15
Talk OF THE TOWN

Largest Inc VI new anu sbcoHu manu-
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
prices. T. A. Prindle, Worthen block
! Special exhibit of trimmed millinery
at Mrs. Birnie's millinery opening, Mon
day and Tuesday, Sept. 10 and l7.adv.
/ Sidney oliver of New York City, hay
ing passed two weeks with his brother,
W. G. oliver of East street, returned to-
day to his home.
| Rev. A. G. Manson, who has occupied
the pulpit at the First Presbyterian
| church for the past two Sundays, left
this morning for his home in Montreal.
| Miss Susie Currier was called TO her
home in East Hardwick Sunday by news
that her mother had fallen and received
determined yesterday.
The Italian Gaiety club will hold a
novelty dance Tuesday night, Sept, is,
at the X, of c. hall A good time is as
sured all, so every club member attend.
| CAROLS four-piece orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs, John McHugo OF 65 Hill
street went to Burlington to-day to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. McHugo's sister,
Miss Margaret McHugo, whose death oc-
CURED in Winooski Saturday.
Miss Violet Ducharme of South Barre
was among the many young people leav-
ing for college this morning. Miss Du
! charme has registered at the Albany
Business college, Albany, N, Y.
A. B. DeBrme, who, after a day at
the state fair in White River Junction,
stopped off for a visit with his brother,
j. c. DeBrune of this city, returned yes
terday to his home in Greensboro.
! Miss Mamie Nelson, who for the past
two weeks had been with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson of Park street,
left Saturday night for Philadelphia, TO
resume her studies in a nurses training
course.
There win be very special service at
the Salvation Army hall, 73 North Main
street, tonight at o'clock. Brigadier
William Andrews of Hartford, Conn,
viii be in charge. All are cordially in
vited
Miss Lillian Knutson and brother,
Walter, of Birch street, went TO Boston
| last night Miss knutson intends to re-
main there, having secured employment,
but her brother will return after visiting
friends for week
A special congregational meeting will
be held at the Presbyterian church to-
night when the matter of selecting pas.
tor will be brought up, two candidates
having appeared recently. II no choice
is made il is intended to authorize add
tional preachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. AverilI and Miss
Deloris Glynn returned to their homes in
this city Saturday evening after two
weeks visit with relatives and friends in
New York and Newark Mr.. Averill re.
| sumed his duties in the Granite Savings
Bank & Trust Co. this morning.
| Fitch r. Wiley returned yesterday to
Barre after being for the past week in
charge Of handling the express between
White River junction station and the fair
grounds. During his absence, Mrs. Wiley
has been spending vacation with
| friends in st. Adams.
| John Boyce and wife Of Woonsocket,
R, l., have been passing a few weeks va
vacation with Mr. Boyce's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Boyce, in Websterville.
| Sligton Kelly, waiter of Jacks res
taurant, is having vacation, and to-
day left for Burlington,
Mrs, ~ Merwin and Miss Sarah Oechs-
Ter, representatives of Larkin company,
Buffalo, n v, will hold a reception for
the Larkin club secretaries in the opera
house on Tuesday afternoon, Sept 10.
Motion pictures Of the Larkin factories
and Niagara falls will be shown in the
evening. Admission free
| c. S. Andrews will attend the celebra-
tion and parade OF the LIST division in
Washington, d. G., which takes place
| Wednesday Of this week. Mr. Andrews
expects to return with his son, Guy, who
is a soldier of that division. He left this
morning for Springfield, Mass, and from
there viii 60 10 New York City.
Congregational philatheas, attention !!
At a special business meeting yesterday,
it was voted to have the annual business
meeting and election of officers on Tues
day evening, Sept. 30, to postpone the
usual supper until the November meet
ing and to resume the Sunday class SEES
sions next Sunday after the morning
service.
Captain and Mrs, Austin Fry and three
children, lately of Middletown Conn,
who were recently assigned as Salvation
Army workers in Barre, in place OF En-
sign and Mrs. Crawford, transferred to
Winstead, Conn, have arrived in the
city and taken up their residence at Is
Mount street, Captain Fry conducted
the regular Saturday and Sunday sery-
ices,
Mrs w, j. Shields, daughter and sons,
Edwin and Lawrence, arrived home in
Barre yesterday morning from Freder-
ickshurg, Va, where they have been Wis.
ting relatives. They stopped at Belvi.
dere, n j.. on the return trip to visit
Mr.. Shields former home Mr.. and Mrs.
Shields have purchased the L. d. Jones
house at p Webster street and will
make that their home in the future.
Miss Nadine Rogers, senior of Middle
bury, Miss Marion Tilden and Miss
Kathleen Rogers, sophomores Of the
same college, left to-day that they might
be ready for the opening Of the session,
which begins Thursday morning Alex.
Rennie of South Main street and Clar.
ence Rogers will enter as freshmen at
Middlebury. They, too, left this morn.
ing.
The local order Of the Maceabees sent
five of its members to the peace jubilee
Of Maccabees, which is to be held at
Port Huron, Mich. The Jubilee and con
vention continues for several days this
week and the ladies sent from here ex-
peet to remain in Michigan until The
latter part of the week, They are Mrs
Josephine Mortimer, chaplain, Mrs. Lack
ey Good, captain Mrs. Weston Walker,
secretary, Mrs. Nicholas Veale, past COM
mander, and Mrs. Douglas Roben, rep.
resentative.
Football fans win have an opportunity
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