The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

See the values in millinery. Mrs, Biz
ME, 4 Laurel street
Corn roast Saturday, Sept. 20. De-
| tails elsewhere.-a adv.
Two more second hand organs for sale
cheap at Bailey's Music Rooms,
Great saving sale of grocery stock be-
gins Monday, Sept. Il. See adv, page g.
adv
Attend the baked bean supper at the
Presbyterian church Saturday, Sept. n,
from 5 to o'clock-adv.
A daughter was born at the City hos
pital yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs. David
Morgan of South Main street.
Hugh Colliton arrived last night from
Kittery, Me, He is star basketball
and baseball man and will attend God
dard seminary.
Alex Straiton of Washington street is
attending the granite exhibit at the
Eastern States exposition in West
Springfield. Mass.
d. NJ. Miles left this afternoon for
Burlington, where he will join his family,
who are camping there He will be gone
for few days.
Miss Blanche Meyette Of Fitchburg,
Mass, who has been visiting at the home
of Miss Ethel Gamble of Division street,
returned yesterday to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Malnati and family
have returned to Barre to reside. For
the past four years they have been living
in Ohio; where Mr.. Malnati was engaged
in granite business.
| Albro p Burnham, an engineer OF the
Barre Chelsea railroad is taking a
vacation from his work and, with his
wife, left to-day for Boston and New
York TO pass week.
Miss Hazel Cobb of the Spauldng fac
ulty secured a furlough from her duties
! TO day so that she might act as brides
maid at the wedding of Miss A. NJ,
Uncles and Robert Cheney in Boston to-
morrow.
Charles Scribner of North Calais ar
rived yesterday to attend Goddard sem
mary He is graduate Of the seminary
with the commercial class of 1917 and is
returning to prepare for college, intend
/ ing TO study medicine.
/ Badness can be prevented easier than
| it can be cured Stop falling hair and
dandruii, and prevent badness by using
| Partisan Sage; best for the hair. Sold
by f. A. Drown & Go, on guarantee Of
money back if not satisfed.-adv,
Paul Alexander Of this city, son Of
Mrs. S. Dufur, 33 South Main street, and
Miss Gertrude Fuller of Mortified, for
mcrTy Of Boston, daughter of Mrs. J. II.
Cummings of Mortified, were united in
marriage by Rev. Wesley Meade Of
! Montpelier, in that city, on Saturday,
Sept l3.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Bussiere of Provi-
! dencc, H. t. completed five weeks stay
with Mr. and Mrs Victor Beaulac of 40
/ Farwell street when they departed for
| their home this morning. Mrs Albert
Bonsyert Of Sherbrooke, p O., sister
of Mrs. Beaulae, has also been her guest
the past week.
| Wendell Allen, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
H. G. Allen Of Brook street, has returned
70 his home from Sugar Hill, ~ H.,
/ where he worked as a caddy during the
| summer A few weeks ago he received
| serious blow to his left eve from golf
club, which greatly impaired the sight,
As a result it is doubtful whether or not
he may continue his studies at Spaulding
high school.
a. NJ. Flanders the North Main street
ybicycle and motorcycle mechanic. has re-
turned from the Eastern States exposi.
ton, where he took part in the dealers
motorcycle race This was a fiye-mile
run on half mile track and was cap
| turcd by an old racer in five minutes
and seven records. The best time for
one mile was 57is seconds which was
made by the winner, with II in the race
| MIR. Flanders also attended the motor.
cycle exhibit at the fair.
Members Of the Presbyterian church
choir were most enjoyably entertained at
the home of Mrs Peter Park at II
| Franklin street last evening. The young
people, numbering H. gathered in the
| opening on a hill near the house for
corn roast A large bonfire was built
and the group remained outdoors until
! the embers burned low, then they went
to the house. Here other refreshments
| Of coffee, doughnuts and cake were
served before the indoor amusements
We're begun, which consisted of music,
singing and various games.
| An N-ray examination of Mrs. NJ H.
Lewis injuries which were received In
an automobile and motorcycle collision
| Wednesday afternoon, di3ulged the fact
| that no bones were broken or disloeated,
though her hip was badly wrenched
Both Mrs, Lewis and Harold Spaulding
Of Roxbury, the other person who was
| injured considerably in the collision.
rested comfortably last night at the City
hospital. John O'Grady of Roxbury was
the other rider on the motorcycle, not
Leon Spaulding as stated yesterday
Edward Balfe Of Dorchester, Mass,
who heads the commercial department at
Goddard, arrived Wednesday. The com
mercal classes are so full this year that
it has been necessary to secure another
teacher in the department The other
teacher is expected Monday and several
of the classes will be divided Mr. Balfe,
who was recently discharged from the
| service, served overseas with the second
army corps over q year and has been in
| the service over two years. He was sta
! toned, during his service overseas, at
Toule, opposite Metz, and was there at
the time the armistlce was signed. Prior
to his service he spent two years at
Bowdoin college finished his commercial
! training at Dorchester, Mass, high grad
uating, from the commercial department
of that school under w. l.. Anderson.
who edited the Ptman text used at
Goddard. He substituted in the com