The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

TALK OF THE TOWN
! See the values in velour hats. Mrs,
Birnie, Laurel street
! Clyde Mears of Marshfield was a bust
/ ness visitor in Barre to-day
| Lynn Daniels of North Montpelier was
a business visitor in Barre day
John Alexander of Middesex was a
business visitor in Barre to-day,
George Martin of Moretown was a
business visitor in Barre yesterday
Mr., and Mrs. Percy galley and family
! of Groton were business visitors in Barre
1 yesterday
/ Gardner MacLeay Of Claremont, n H.,
| is spending a week with relatives in
! Graniteville
! = Mrs Frank Cayia of SSKs South Main
street spent the day in Waterbury Wis
iting relatives.
! Public dande Friday night, Dewey
park. CAROLS orchestra. Dancing, $3.50
to 1880. adv
Miss Eva Beaulieu of Mitchell's candy
kitchen is confined to her home on ac-
count of illness.
H. J. Gale and Rev L. r. Fortney of
Plainfield We're business visitors in Barre
yesterday afternoon.
! w II. Sprague Of Chelsea, deputy
clerk of Orange county, was in the city
yesterday on business.
Mrs. George Anderson of North Semi
nary street is taking the place Of Mrs.
John Gray in the Park theatre.
Warnita Veale of Is Plain street is
! taking two weeks vacation from her du-
| ties in the office of Dr. H. H. Reid
| Topsham stage leaves Barre daily at
p. m. Local work during day. Orders
| left at Marrion's Cigar store. NJ. S. Hood.
Be sure and attend the ball in Will
Jamestown Friday evening. Gilbertson 5
orchestra of six pieces will furnish mu-
sic.adv.
Miss Peggy Porter and Miss Nellie
Reid of Montreal are visiting with Mrs.
w K. Thomson of Farwell street for
two weeks.
Paul Dufur of South Main street re-
turned last night from Bristol, Conn.,,
where he has been employed for the past
4 three weeks.
DR. and Mrs. II. H. Reid left yesterday
afternoon for Sherbrooke, =. O., where
they will spend two weeks vacation
with friends and relatives.
Master Leslie Mercer left yesterday
afternoon for Burlington to join his
young friend, William Macrae, who is
! passing few days with relatives there.
| Mrs. N. G, Green and granddaughter, Con-
stance, of Randolph returned to-day to
their home, having spent the past week
with MIS-. George Rising of "A Park
/ street.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Martin OF Mont
real have returned home after having
home of William Carter OF South Main
street
Henry Petrie, proprietor of the Depot
| square restaurant, was called to Ware,
Mass, yesterday by the death OF his
brother, William, who had been i'll but a
short time.
Mrs. Henry Libersont and two children
have gone to Bourchavlle, Canada, to
| join Mr.. Libersont and reside on the
farm recently purchased by him there,
which is located about 10 miles from
Montrealt
Miss Emma Whitney, manager of the
Whitney art and millinery store in the
Miles block, left last night for Boston
and New York to attend the millinery
openings, as well as to purchase some
new goods.
Mrs. f. r. Jameson of l57 Washington
street, who was accompanied by her
niece, Miss Kathaleen Lee, who has been
I spending the summer months, with her,
left yesterday afternoon for Montreal
for two weeks visit with relatives.
Plan to attend the Parker sale Of
1 LA
noon; all good clean property and has
been well cared for Many articles Of
antique furniture At No. 50 Washing
ton street, See adv. on pag 7. d. A.
Perry, auctioneer.
/ Mrs. Frank Graham and two children.
I having visited for two weeks with Mrs.
| Il. J. Dion Of - Maple avenue, departed
| yesterday afternoon by railway, with
Burlington as the first stopping place to
visit with Mrs. T Fox before proceeding
to their home in Boston.
Mrs. Carrie Vicari of Gloucester, Mass,
was accompanied by her son, Arthur,
and Paul Nisini, both of Barre, on her
/ homeward journey this morning, Mrs.
Vicari has been the guest of Miss Flora
Nisini for the past week. The two
young men will return after a short va
cation in Massachusetts.
Landi's orchestra, consisting of eight
pieces, leaves to-day for Randolph to
fill the contract of dance music for the
peace celebration dance in that town
Rather extensive preparations have been
under way for several days, and to-day
large wooden structure or dancing are
ma stands in conspicuous place in Ran
dolph, awaiting the dancers Of this
evening
J. P, Lyons, superintendent of the
Peerless Knitting Mills factory, expects
to be in town another day, 50 ii there
are any interested to ask any questions
regarding the proposed factory, working
conditions hours of employment, etc,
they may feel perfectly free to consult
him. He will be at the office Of the NJ &
B, L. & P. Co., from a. m. until $50
p. m.
Mrs. Georgianna DeBlois and eight
children Of this city were present Sun
day at family reunion in Concord at
the home OF Mrs. DeBois' parents, Mr..
and Mrs Alfred Goodreault. 1t was the
| first time in 10 years that the parents,
children and grandchildren had been to-
igether Eight children and Is grandchil-
dren of Mr.. and Mrs Goodreault were
present at the reunion
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