The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-22
TALK OF THE TOWN
See Sadlier's adj, page 6.-adv.


Charles Adams of Williamstown was
a business visitor in Barre yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Felio IT., of Bur.
lington were visitors in Barre yesterday
George Bates and Charlie Scribner OF
Calais were business visitors in Barre
yesterday.
Grand ball, tonight, grange hall, vii,
Jamestown; Gilbertson's orchestra, six
pieces.-adv.
Public dance Friday night, Dewey
park. CAROLS orchestra. Dancing, $3.50
to l2:30.-a
Harold Bell Wright's new book, "The
Recreation of Brian Kent" at Martins
Book Store.---adv.
Miss Annie Sirkin of Cottage street
who has been visiting friends in Bur.
lington for the past two weeks, has
returned to her home.
Martha Calef White, electric needle
specialist, will be at Miss Canning's tot
let parlors Tuesday and Wednesday
Aug. 26 and 27.adv.
You pick the cloth and you select the
fashion of your hearts desire for your
Royal Tailored suit or overeoat. F. A.
Hutchinson, over Ladd's store.
A. Fl. Cooper OF A Ayers street will
sell all his household goods at public auc.
tion Saturday, Aug. %, at ] p. m. The
sale is in charge of o. II. Hale. See adv
| adv.
Regular meeting of /. o. 0. L., M. u, in
X. of G. hall Friday evening, Aug. p, at
o'clock. Ladies night will be post
poned until later date. Members please
notice.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson, ir., Of {
Maple Grove, accompanied by Miss Elsie
Bruya, motored yesterday afternoon tC
Joe's pond to spend a week or 10 days
camping.
Arthur Martin, wife and children re-
turned to their home in Montreal yester
day, after having visited for several days
with Mr., Martins parents, Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Martin, sr., of South Main street
Mrs. Laura A. Ballard Of st. Paul
Mimi, mother of ~ b. Ballard, and hel
sister-in law, Mrs. Fred s. Barbour, ant
daughter, Ruth Barbour, are making q
short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. N. b. Bal
| lard of fremont street.
| Miss Rosamond Mackie of Summer
street is substituting in the place Of
Miss Mary Patterson, who is having 9
two weeks rest from her duties as book
keeper at the Alexander & Co. grant,
supply firm in the Depot square district
Allen Reid, superintendent of the Mari
& Gordon cutting plant off Wiley street
accompanied by his wife and Alexander
Duncan, collected their fishing tackle and
| equipment for a two weeks stay at East
Alburg, whittier they went on the after
noon train yesterday.
Mrs. Frank A. Cove, who made triI
| from Santa Cruz, Cal, in July in order
| to settle certain business matters re-
garding the Cove residence on Eastern
avenue, as well as to store away tbs
| furniture of the home, has begun tbs
first lap of the trsns-continental journey
to Santa Cruz to rejoin her husband
who has resided there for the past tive
| years.
| First Sergeant Frederick f. Smith ant
wife have been visiting at the home Of
Mrs. Myrtle Bugbee of Highland avenue
Sergeant Smith has recently returned
! from France and received his discharge
| after a two years service in the army
the past year of which was in the A. +
! f. in France, where he was in active
service in ambulance company III, il
the 30th division.
BY new law, passed July 10, all sol
diers can secure their final citizenship
papers at once without the usual 81 fee
by making petition and forwarding il
TO the department and being examined
! by special examination. There are oyel
! 100 applications now in the hands Of c
Def. Bancroft, awaiting final papers
Court will be held in Barre and Mont
pelier in September.
Alderman and Mrs. II w. Scott Of II
| Richardson street started on western
journey yesterday by way of Burlington
| and Boston, where they plan to MAKE
brief visits with friends before proceed
ing to Detroit, Mich. Attorney Scott
who is supreme warden of the New Eng
land Order of Protection, goes there t
attend the national fraternal congress Of
America the sessions of which begir
Monday morning in Detroit.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Zifford Bareomb. whC
were recently married in this city, left
this morning for Springfield Mass.
where they will make their home, Mr.
Barcomb being employed as toolmakel
in the Fisk Rubber company in Spring
! field. Mrs Barcomb will be remembered
as Miss Mary Camire. Mr.. and Mrs Bar
comb were pleasantly surprised last
evening, when they went to the Cobblt
Hill grange. A large party of friends haC
| gathered to entertain them. A splendi(
program had been arranged and was en-
| joyed very much. The program was made
up Of readings. violin solos, singing anC
piano solos The grange orchestra fur
nished music for dancing. A number o.
pieces of silver were presented the cou
Pile. Refreshments of ice cream and cak,
were served. The party broke up about
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