The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-01
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Of South Main street
Mrs Frank Nutting has returned to
her home in Providence, r, J., after visit
ing friends in this city.
Sadlier, Keith avenue, baby cab and
go-cart runners. Sleigh to wheels, one
second, and vice versa.
Miss Blanche Meyette has returned to
her home in West Bradford, after visit
ing relatives on Division street
The Christmas club Is already on its
second week. Come in and join to-day.
Barre Savings Bank & Trust Go.
John G. Booth and w B Mackenzie
have returned to the city, after passing
several days in Boston on business,
Charles Premier left this morning for
Mansfield, o., on business trip in the
interest of the Ream McBee Granite Co.
Alex. Rennie of South Main street be
gins work tomorrow for the firm of
Boutwell,, Milne & Earnum at Granite
vile.
Basket social will be held by Monitor
lodge Saturday, Jan. 4. All Seandina
vians welcome Meeting at 7 o'clock
sharp.
G. Fl. Gibson of South Ryegate, well
known lumberman and quarry owner,
called on business acquaintance in Barre
yesterday.
Charles Simons who has been visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Rowen of Hotel
Barre, returned to his home in Boston
this morning.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Bjorn left this
morning for Brookfeld to attend the
wedding of their niece, Miss Mary Bjorn
of that town,
Private Constantine Celeute went to
Waterbury to-day to visit friends, after
spending few days with his brother at
81 Granite street. b..
Charles Sibley returns tonight to Low
ell, Mass, where he is employed in
munition factory. He has been visiting
his family on Hooker hill
Mrs George Gilman and three daugh-
tiers left to-day for their home in Clare
mont, N. H., after visit to the home Of
Mrs. Mary Barclay of Park street
| Arthur Bullock, who has been working
for b. w. Hooker & Co. for the past few
weeks, began work Tuesday morning for
the Standard Oil company in this city.
David and Alex. Thow have returned to
! Quincy, Mass, to resume their duties at
the Fore River sbipyard after passing the
holidays at their home in South Barre.
Private James McKernan late of the
Barre fire department but now of the
l02d machine gun battalion, is spending
seven-day furlough At his home in this
city.
Wendlyn Beck, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Lothar Beck of Branch street, returned
Tuesday noon from North Calais, where
he has been visiting friends for the past
week.
James T. mclaughlin ceased his du-
ties as a driver for the American Tx
press company last night. He is to be
succeeded in the position by Charles Fal-
coner.
i Paul Nelson and Howard Cole, who
were recently discharged from the s. A.
r, C., left to-day for Burlington to re-
sumo their studies at the University of
Vermont.
Albert Lyon and Laurence Campbell
who have been passing two weeks at
their homes in Barre, returned to-day TO
Hanover, N. H., where they are enrolled
as freshmen.
William Robbins, Curly" Newton, and
Gordon Robinson left this morning for
Perkinsville with pack of dogs TO hunt
the panther that is roaming about in
that vicinity.
Miss Margaret Matthews returned to
Hartford, Conn, to-day to resume work
in an ammunition factory after passing
the holiday season with her parents at
s Forsyth place.
Lieut. Norman H, Tracy, who has been
passing 10 days furlough with his wife
at the home of Frank Trow on Trow hill,
left Tuesday for Columbia, S. c., where
he is attached to dental corps,
Joseph Ladrie of Hebert & Ladrie
went to Burlington to-day, from which
place he will return with his wife, who
has recovered from an operation for APP
pendieitis at the Fanny Allen hospital.
Among the guests registered at the
Hotel Barre last night were the names of
Fred l.. Dudley, Randolph; G. f. Stanley,
Washington; Novon Bermon, Littleton,
N, H.; w. s. Mayo, New York City; Nj.
Fl. Gibson, South Ryegate; r. c. Sulli-
van, st. Johnsbury; c. Sims, Boston;
/ d. ?. Avery, Hanover, N. H.; Charles r.
Grant, Providence, r. l.; w. T., Benson,
Worthwhile; Miss Jensen, Boston,
Students returning to the University
of Vermont at Burlington this morning
were Miss Ruth Glysson, Edward Glysson
and Paul Nelson. Those going to Middle
bury college were Misses Madeline Nc
Donald and Marion TiIden. Robert Fow-
ley of Lebanon, N, H. returned to the
University of Vermont after visiting Ed.
ward Glysson for the past week
A birthday and New Years party
was given in honor of Mrs. H. u. Clark
OF Washington street last evening at
which about forty people were present
Games and entertainment by different
members of the group passed the even
| ing in a very pleasant manner. Al
buffet lunch was served, after which
Charles Mekenna presented to Mrs
Clark a pair of silk portieres and a
beautiful rug. The party broke up in
the early hours of the morning, shortly
after the New Year had dawned
A New Years dance was held by the
Knights of Columbus at their hail last
evening, about 10 couples being in at
tendance to dance the old year out and
the new in. Morgan's orchestra furnished
music for a pleasing program up to q
o'clock, and well-rendered vocal solos
we're given by DIR, Mesgher and Messrs
| Kingston, James Bennett and d. J. Sui.
| liyan. Refreshments were served The
| Knights of Columbus have appointed a
committee, and it is expected that many
social functions will be given during the
coming year, at which the ladies will be
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