The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs. Ella Joslyn is visiting in North
field
A. B. Bowen of Randolph visited il
Barre yesterday on business.
The Frank McWhorter Co. is closing
out its straw hats at half price
adv.
Arthur Carroll, manager of Carroll;
orchestra, can be found by calling 5D5-R
adv.
Labor day dance, Rowland hall, Mon
day night. Gilbertson's orchestra,
pieces adv.
Some excellent values in pumps and
oxfords at the Peoples Shoe Store to-day
/ only, at Csc. All small sizes.
/ Mrs. Thomas Desjardins OF UnioT
I street left this morning for four weeks
visit at her daughters in Quebec City.
Mrs. f. H. Carleton and granddaugh
ter, Laura Whitcomb, left last night fol
New London, Conn, to visit the latter't
father.
Miss Arlene Brown Of Worcester
Mass, is passing week at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. Il. White ON Newton
street
Mrs. Thomas Desiardins and daughter
Marion, left this morning for Montreal
where they will visit friends and rela-
tives for few days.
NJ A. Mclean, Angus and Hector mo-
tored Wednesday to Sherbrook fair and
from there to Windsor and Lake Megan-
tic. They expect to be gone week.
Mrs Ida +. Cyr of New Richmond, p
O., formerly a resident of Barre, arrived
in town yesterday to visit friends. She
is stopping at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. j. Dodge on Elm street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Morse, who
have been visiting atsthe home of their
sister, Mrs. A. NJ Benedict, returned to-
day to their home in Plattsburg, N. Y
Mrs. Benedict accompanied them to Bur
lington, where she will visit friends for
the next few days.
Miss Edith Folsom of Braintree, Mass.
and Miss Helen Rogers of Boston, both
of whom are classmates of Miss Eliza
beth Hoar at jackson college, Medford
Mass, are spending two weeks with Miss
Hoar. To-day they went to Highgate
Springs to remain over the week end and
holiday.
vision, 18th field artillery, left Germany
Aug. and sailed from Brest Aug. Il
arriving in Camp Merritt, n j., Aug. 90
He was discharged at Camp Devens the
goth and arrived in Barre early the
morning of the 2sth After calling on
his sister, Alice Gauld OF Montpelier, and
his two brothers, Julian and Verne OF
Trow hill, he went TO Chelsea, in com.
pany with his mother, to visit relatives
and friends for few days. He came
over on the America, remodeled Ger
man ship. He was in the battles OF
| Champagne, Aisne, Marine, st. Mihiel
Meuse, Argonne and the army of oecupa
tion. He was overseas is months.
A very enjoyable time was spent on
Thursday evening. when a corn roast
was given on Batchelder meadow, near
Circle street, by neighbors Of Mrs. Harry
Dale, in honor of her guests, Mr.. and
Mrs George Bazanson and Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Dale, jr., Of Boston. Besides roast
and boiled corn, a table was set, from
which cake and coffee were served. Marsh
mallows were also toasted, and peanuts
and candy were freely dispensed After
the outdoor feast, the party, to the mum.
Der of about 50, gathered at the home OF
Nicholas Dale of Green street. where mu-
sic and dancing were enjoyed and pro.
gram was carried out. Among those who
took part on the program was Mrs. Ba-
zanson, who sang, I'm Take You TO Your
Home, Kathleen" and also responded To
an encore. James Hastings sang sew
eral songs, there were choruses by the
crowd and few readings. The whole af-
fair was much enjoyed by all present.