The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-16
TALK OF THE TOXIN
.uy Sheet music al BaiIey's.

| Dance in Rowland hall Saturday even
ing Gilbertson's orchestra.--ad
David Colbeth of Barnet was BUSH
ness visitor in Barre yesterday.
i A. j. Stewart of Park street is con-
fined to his home on account of illness.
4 New line of Sonora talking machines
4 just received and on sale at Bailey's
Music Rooms.
H Mrs. Arthur Shannon and children of
Brook street left this morning for Mrs
Shannon's parents home in Virginia.
Miss Elizabeth Breen and Mrs. G. J.
LeClair of Summer street have gone to
Burlington to spend week with friends.
Mrs. Ellen Morrison will sell her house.
hold goods at auction on Wednesday,
Aug. 20, at p. m, at her home, "a JEFF
ferson street.-adv.
Miss Hattie Moon of Hinsdale, N. H.,
who has been the guest of Miss Ethel
Mcfarland Of South Main street for the
past few days has returned home.
Miss Celia Glynn of Newark, N. j.,
having visited with her aunt, Mrs. John
T. Averill Of Hill street, for the past two
weeks, returned to her home to-day.
John Watt Of Washington street start.
ed day on vacation trip that will
include visits to New Haven and Hart
ford, Conn, and Springfield, Mas.
Miss Theresa Carroll is expected to
arrive to-day from Hartford Conn, to
be the guest OF Miss Frances Nelson of
81 Merchant street for two weeks.
Mrs. Paul Scampini of North Main
street returned yesterday from a three
weeks vacation spent in Hartford,
Conn, and New York City with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Hutchinson of
Washington street and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Raymo Of this city left this morning for
! Boston, making the trip with one motor
cycle and side car,
Practically the only places In Barre
which observed Bennington Battle day
to-day were the banking institutions,
| which hung out their mo Business"
signs in recognition Of the legal holiday
in Vermont
| b. w. Goodfellow, who purchased the
| $4,000 special made Pierce Arrow town
| car Of Mrs. S. H. Spencer of Waterbury
| quite recently, motored to Boston yes.
terday with the car, where a customer
| awaited his arrival with the ear.
| Miss Celia Mortimer of Bridgeport,
| Conn, who has been visiting at the home
of her parents on Brook street for the
past two weeks, has returned to her
work. Miss Carrie Jennings, who accom-.
panied Miss Mortimer to her home, also
returned to Bridgeport this morning
Miss Ena Adie OF Franklin street, to-
gether with her cousin, Miss Penelope
Kitchen, departed for London, Ont, yes
terday afternoon, where Miss Adie will
visit with her cousin for two or three
weeks. Miss Kitchen, who resides in Lon
don, has for the past month been the
guest of Mrs. Mary Adie on Franklin
street.
Fifty boys and girls double texture
raineoats, sizes to Ia, extra special,
$3.50 to $3.50 Sadlier's, Keith avenue.
The special dance of the Italian Gaiety
club will be held at Dewey park Tues
day, Aug, 49, All members should turn
out, as there is something special for
that night. Gilbertson's four-pieee or
| ehestra. adv.
u The Landi l0-piece orchestra, having
been secured TO furnish music at the
II home coming celebration to the boys Of
Windsor, got an early start to-day in
II two automobiles Preceding them in as
many cars rode the Continental jazz
band or the Clan Gordon bagpipers.
Il The Landi orchestra contract requires
Il music for the afternoon and again at
night for grand ball.
II Mr.. and Mrs John Eckhardt and three
Il daughters, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
II knight, who have been touring from To
ledo, o., for the past two weeks, stop
i ping at Philadelphia. New York and Bos
ton, were business visitors here yester
day. Mr.. Eckhardt being a member OF
the Toledo Monumental Works firm and
Mr.. knight a salesman for the company
they took the opportunity to place few
orders with Barre granite manufacturer
before proceeding to Burlington.
The funeral OF Mrs. Fred Dale, former
lv of Barre, who died at Bangor, Me.
early in the week, was held st the homo
of Peter A. Currier Of Bangor on Thurs
dav, Rev. Father Hand officiating. Bur
ial took place at Riverside cemetery
/ Orino, Me. The bearers were Edward
Lucas, Peter Currier, George Lucas and
Herbert Vreadua. There was a profu
sion of flowers from friends in Maine
and many from friends in this vicinity
Those from Barre who attended the FIJI
neral were Mr. and Mrs. A. +. Bruce
Mrs. James Peer, Mrs. Harry Dale, Mrs
Nicholas Dale, all of whom returned II
Barre yesterday
A pleasant surprise was rendered Miss
H Ina Freeland at her home, 81 Maple ave
nue., Thursday evening, when about Al
of her friends reminded her of her 1911
birthday. On behalf of the company ant
in well-selected words, Miss BLANCHE
Congo presented Miss Freeland a ring
and the recipient responded fittingly
Various games were played Throughout
the evening, Miss Isabel Glass winning
| first prize at the donkey game, Barron
| Grierson second, and George Laing tn
/ BOBBY prize. Misses Olive Canton an'
Lena 0'Connell gave solos, the forme
HI playing the accomplishments. Refresh
ments of ice cream and cake were serve'
by Misses Blanche Congo, May Black
more and Alene Walker
II Miss Bree S. Kelly, an American Re
Cross nurse will relate her experience
III at one of the largest hospital centers 0
" the American expeditonary forces, nea
Brest, France, at the Redpath chautau
qua in Montpelier on Aug 81. Miss kel
ly is representing the department o
: nursing Of the American Red Cross, an
I besides relating in vivid manner he
: service in the war, she will present a.
] interesting explanation of the purpose
: and value of the Red Cross public healt
: program. Miss Kelly will open her tou
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