The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

/
Howard Brown is working in the R. L.
/ Clark feed store for a few days.
Frank Miner, who has been visiting in
Boston for the past week, returned yes
terday
/ Edward Carleton of Boston has been
visiting at the home of Frank Carleton
of South Main street.
! Mrs. Annie Ford of Concord, N. H., is
visiting with Mrs. Mary Watkins at 8
Summer street for few days.
| large selection of velvet, beaver,
matters plush and velour hats at Mrs.
Birnie's, A Laurel street,adv.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lang of Concord,
n. H., are visiting Mrs. Lang's sister,
Miss Ida Yonkers of Elm street.
/ Lloyd Parker, after spending two
weeks away from his duties in Shea 8
! Shoe store, returned this morning.
| Miss Clara Gardner of Fair Haven, one
of the commercial teachers at Spaulding
! high school, arrived this morning.
Park theatre tonight special, Will
liam s. Hart in his latest Aircraft sue
cess, Square Deal Sanderson. adv.
Joseph Granai of Brook street, Is
years old, submitted to an operation for
appendicitis at City hospital this morn
| ing.
Miss Beatrice Hurley of Melrose
i Mass, is visiting at the home of w. A.
Bradford of South Main street for few
: days.
Master Alcide Camire, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Camire of east hill, has
gone to Wnooski to attend st. MichaePs
college.
| Miss Lillian Corti of Blackwell street
left this morning for East Barre, where
she is employed as teacher in the public
schools
Mrs. T. Cali Of North Main street left
this morning for Burlington, where she
win visit her husband, who is in hos
! pital there.
Miss Bella Mackie Of Burlington, who
has been visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. II. Marin, returned home
! this morning.
| Miss Amelia Giudici Of Beckley street
| left this morning for Graniteville, where
she is employed as teacher in one of the
! district schools.
| Mrs John Il. Hoban and daughter re-
| turn home tonight frons Red Brook Mill,
Claremont, N H., after visiting relatives
| for the summer.
Mrs. Nelson Graige and sons, Frederic
and Raymond, Of Graniteville, spent last
! week with Mrs. Joseph Martin of More
town, formerly OF Barre.
! The amusement committee Of the Odd
Ladies will meet at the home of Mrs.
/ Maria Mitchell, Pleasant street, Tues.
day evening at o'clock
Mrs. f. p. Clay of North Thetford re-
| turned to her home to-day, having
passed two weeks at the home Of Paul
! Leavitt Of Orange street
William Rees, manager Of the Homer
! Fits company store, has returned TO the
store after two weeks vacation spent
in Highgate and Franklin N H.
N Is the American Legion good thing
for the ex-service MANI Come 10 the
meeting Wednesday night in the X OF
z. hall at 1880 We are going TO find out
Miss Margaret Tomasi Of North Main
street, who has been visiting friends in
Brandon and Middlebury for the past
three weeks, returned home Saturday
night.
Miss Esther Friberg Of east hill, q
. / u
mary, left this morning for Albany, n
Y, TO enroll at the Albany Business col
lege
Elmer Bancroft Of North Seminary
street, who was taken TO the Barre City
hospital about three weeks ago, returned
to his home Saturday much improved il
health
Miss Josephine Fontana Of Contra
street, who is employed in Ryegate a.
teacher in the public schools, returned t
her work there after spending the weel
end in Barre.
| The regular monthly meeting of the la
dies union Of the Presbyterian churcl
viii be held at the home Of Mrs Lizzie
Wood, Nichols street, Tuesday evening
Sept. 8, at 1870
Miss Ida Haviland Of Spaulding street
who has been taking a five weeks vaca
tion from her duties in the Adams com
pany store, spent in Boston and New
York, has returned.
Alfred and John Corti, nephews o.
V, Bruno of North Main street, hav,
been guests of their uncle for week
and returned to their employment il
Batavia, ~ y, last night.
Montpelier seminary will open the fal
term Tuesday, Sept, l6. Through som,
misunderstanding it was announced il
Saturdays Times that the seminary
would open this coming Tuesday.
Rev. A. c. Manson of Montreal occu
pied the pulpit at the Presbyterian
church at both services yesterday anC
will remain during the week to tax,
charge Of both services next Sunday
James Mackenzie and wife of Mer
chant street have returned from Fai
Haven, where they spent week Mr.
!, Mackenzie resumed his duties as fore
man at the Cook & Watkins Depo
square granite plant this morning, q
Michael and Antonio David, the Sta
cafe proprietors, who have been follow
ing the various Vermont fairs operatin,
lunch counters on the grounds, left thi
morning for White River junction il
preparation for the opening tomorrow
All Knights of Pythias are invited {,
the corn roast to be held tonight at tn,
Chaunoey Bixby farm on Beckley hill
Autos will be waiting at Blanchard block
at 1880 and thereafter to carry those go
ing. Plenty Of corn with all the "fxins'