The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-16
Talk OF THE TOWN


they last, Csc. Lamorey's
Watch for our clearance sale, including
the H. H. Mills stock. Adams Co.
Automobile for hire. Good ear and
driver. Get our rates. Cutler Bros.ady
Public dance at Joe's pond Thursday
night; 81 couple. Landi's orchestra
adv.
Dance in Rowland hall Wednesday
evening after band concert Gilbertson s
orchestra. adv,
Mrs, John Leslie of Spaulding street is
working in the Homer Fits company
store this week.
Miss Lillian Papin of Allen street has
gone TO Burlington, where she will spend
a two weeks vacation,
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re-
bekah lodge, No. Is, Wednesday evening,
July 49, at s o'clock.
Charles Schleiter of Freedom, Pa, is
in the city for few days in connection
with business in the granite belt.
Miss Margaret Roberts is Judge +. j,
Martins stenographer at the probate
court in Montpelier for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Cummings, who
were recently married in Barre, returned
yesterday from their wedding trip.
Miss Yvonne Granger of Maple Grove
street has gone to Holyoke, Mass, to
spend few weeks with her aunt, Mrs,
Olivia Ledue.
Mrs. Mabel Pratt of Pueblo, Col, who
is spending months vacation in Mont
real, Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Nellie
Kidder, for few days,
NJ Luther Jennings from Montgomery,
Ala, arrived in the city to-day TO spend
months vacation with his family at
So Spaulding street.
A daughter, Mary Catherine weighing
nine pounds, was born July IA to Mr..
and Mrs, William G. Morrison Of the
East Montpelier road.
Mrs. Allan Reid and two daughters of
Maple Grove have for the past month
been visiting in Cleveland, O., but re-
turned to their home yesterday.
Mrs. Lestina Bolles OF Hill street and
Mrs. Flora johnson of Orange have gone
to Tonawanda, ~ " where they will
visit Mrs. Boles son, Forrest Bellies, and
family.
Charles Emslie, clerk at the Marion
cigar store, is having few days vaca.
tion from his duties and together with
his family plans to spend the time in
Mortified with friends
Mrs. William Cummings and three
daughters of Buffalo, n ". arrived last
evening for a few weeks vacation that
will be spen. with her sons, William
and Francis, Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Purdy and son
and Miss Maude Grenaw and Miss Helen
Bridge, came yesterday by auto this city
from Cambridge, Mass. They are visit
ing relatives and friends here.
Miss Marion Caven of Mount street
cashier in the Woolworth store is out on
vacation for two weeks Miss Ruth
Woodcock of Hall street is taking the
place Of Miss Cayen during her vacation
Miss Myrtle Gundry Of Prospect street
and Miss Helen Stacy of Maple avenue
have gone to Rouses Point, n. Y, where
they will visit relatives Of Miss Stacy
during the two weeks of their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon o. Saunders and
two children left yesterday for their
home in Corning, n. Y, after visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Saun-
ders Of Trow hill They made the trip
by auto, distance of over 400 miles.
Yesterday was the last day on which
water rents could be paid without an ad-
ditional charge. Those who have not
already settled at the water department
office would do well to do so before an.
other 10 per cent is added to the bill,
Mrs. Margaret Carson and daughter,
Opal, left their Beckley street home yes
terday for Concord, ~ H., where they
will visit with Mrs. Carson's parents for
two weeks From there they will pro-
coed to Gardner, Mass, to reside.
Mrs. Victor A. Olsen and son, Richard,
who have been stopping for the past
month at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. An
drew Olsen of Washington street, start
ed yesterday on their homeward journey
to Detroit, Mich.
Frederick Kempton and Miss Marion
Tilden OF South Main street went yes
terday morning by automobile to Mid
debury to return with Mrs John Col
Inns and two children of Jersey City,
n. j., who are spending the summer
months with relatives in Vermont, Mrs
Collins is a sister to Mrs. hempton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Giguere of Bris.
toll, Conn, arrived in Barre too late Mon
dav evening TO attend the funeral of his
brother, whose death called him here.
Mr.. Giguere arrived from overseas only
a week ago and received his discharge
from the 2Sth engineers, lst army corps,
last Saturday. They will return TO Bris.
tol tonight.
On Friday evening, at his home on
Brook street. Ralph Mortimer was given
a surprise party by 20 OF his friends.
Music and games furnished entertain
mcnt for the affair. During the evening
Doris Spargo, in behalf of his friends,
presented him a signet ring, for which
he feelingly responded. Refreshments of
cake, ice cream and candy were served
by Ethel Mortimer, Doris Spargo and
Lucy Venner Music was furnished by
Josephine Mortimer The party broke
up at late hour, all saying they had
spent very enjoyable evening
At the city building Saturday evening
at 10 o'clock, Miss Ruby Belle lite of
Burlington, daughter Of Mrs, Nellie NJ,
lite of Elm street, Barre, was married
to Frank Greenough of Winooski. The
ceremony was performed by james Mac
kay the brides mother and Adam Wood
acting as witnesses. The groom is a
restaurant proprietor and was recently
discharged from the Goth division, hav-
ing spent 10 months overseas. The bride
has been training for a nurse at the
Mary Fletcher hospital. They spent the
week end with Mrs. lite and left yes
4. lrs