The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-08
TALK or THE TOWN

Special coat values at Abbotts.
William Mahoney of Merchant street
left this morning for an auto trip TO
Groton.
James. r. Higgins Of the d. NJ. Miles
Coal CO. visited friends in Burlington
yesterday.
Dr. G. L. Killery has returned to Bur
lington after few days visit with Dr.
E. I. Heininger of this city.
O. w. Boyea left last night for New
York City, where he expects to be on
business for the ensuing week.
Carl Porter Of Hartford, Conn, but
formerly of this city, has returned here
and viii re-enter the granite industry
son weighing eleven pounds was
born to Mr. and Mrs Charles Emslie OF
l07 North Seminary street Sunday morn
ing
Wendell Gregware, who has been EN-
ployed in the Boston navy yard for the
past year, is visiting relatives and friends
in this city.
Joseph Calcagni and Joseph Comolli
| started this morning with shotguns and
hounds for Roxbury heights in pursuit
of few rabbits
Armand Archambault, son of Dr. and
Mrs. f, X. z, rchambault Of Merchant
street, left Alast evening for St Mary's
college in Montreal, Canada
John O'Keefe, wLo has been visiting
friends in Burlington for several days,
returned yesterday to continue his du-
ties as clerk in q local dry goods store.
Miss Bessie Nelson completed her du
ties Saturday night at the C. w. AyeriIl
& Co. hardware store after service OF
eight years as stenographer Miss Mel
son began work ut H, g. Benefits ga
rage Monday at the same occupation,
Willard Robins completed his duties at
the fire station as driver of chemical No.
yesterday, to begin work for the Amer
lean Express company this morning as
driver of the extra team attached to the
delivery force. James Siyert viii occupy
Mr.. Robins place at the station.
The annual business meeting OF the
Barre Historical society, Inc, viii be
held at the rooms OF the society in city
hall on Monday afternoon, Jan. 10, at 3
o'clock. The annual dues of members
should be paid at or before this time.
/ Payment of same may be made TO
Blanche j. Tilden treasurer.
! II will be noted in to-day's casualty
list that Private Amsey Matott of 81
Branch street, previously reported miss
| ing in action, has now been located as
being in hospital slightly wounded.
! Mrs. Matott, mother of Pvt. Matott, has
received telegram from the war depart
ment substantiating the above state.
ment
Orville Youngson, formerly OF this city
| but now OF New York, who has been
serving in the 306th field artillery, Amer
lean expeditionary force, arrived in New
York from overseas Jan 3. Mr., Young
son is we'll known in this city and I'M
doubtedly many will be glad to hear of
his return and TO know that he intends
| to visit Barre at his earliest convenience.
While in France Mr. Youngson was
gassed but recovered from it rapidly and
has suffered no i'll after effects,
| The monthly business meeting of the
Barre Woman's club was held yesterday
afternoon in Rowland hall The transac-
| tion of routine business was followed by
community sing, to which all the ladies
Of the community had been invited. A
number of sweet familiar songs were en-.
| joyed under the direction of Miss Gladys
Gale, Mrs W M Holden acting as solo.
ist with Mrs =. j Batchelder at the
piano This was the second program of
the kind given this year and it is hoped
to make them an occasional feature OF
the clubs work.