The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-02
Talk OF THE TOWN

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0. w. Boyea, the tailor, has gone to
New York for few days on business.
1 Frank G. Lavalley has gone to North
field to visit until Thursday with friends.
Children's day rehearsal will be held
at the Presbyterian church Tuesday aft
ernoon at o'clock.
Miss Mary Piper of Summer street
went to Boston Saturday to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Lillian Larson.
Notice: The Little Dry Goods Store
will be closed from Tuesday at p. m.
until Friday morning adv.
By score Of 0 to 0, Tomasi's academy
Saturday afternoon defeated the Barre
| Tigers in a game of baseball.
/ City Atty. A. A. Sargent spent the
holiday at his home in Ludlow, returning
this morning to continue his duties.
Miss Agnes Mckay of Boston returned
last night after several days stay with
Mrs. William Mckay of 26 Cliff street.
Judge i. L. Scott and wife have re.
turned from a weeks trip to Boston and
other Massachusetts cities made by au.
tomobile.
Charles Churchill of Merchant street
was taken this morning in Badgers auto
ambulance to the Mary Fletcher hospital
for treatment.
| f, j. Matoon and wife, relatives Of +.
| j. Ennis of North Main street, who for
! the past two weeks have been visiting
here in Barre, left to-day for their home
in Waterbury, Conn, by automobile.
| Andrew Blackmore ended furlough of
several days at his home on Pleasant
street with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William j. Blackmore, and last night re-
turned to the Newport, r. l., naval sta
| ton.
| Nose Boulrice and wife, Oscar Duprey
and wife and Miss Louise Gokey, all of
| Springfield Mass, spent the holidays
with relatives and friends in Barre, East
Barre and Plainfeld, and to-day com
pleted their stay.
Miss Annie Joncas and sister, Mrs. AL
bert Tonguea, with her two children,
came here recently from Greenfield,
Mass, to spend a months vacation with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jon
cas- of North Main street
Carl Burgess, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ril-
ey Burgess Of 70 Washington street,
employed as bookkeeper at the Wona-
lancet cotton mills of Nashua, n H., re-
turned last night after spending the
holiday with his parents and friends in
Barre.
Maurice c. Watkins, grandson of John
f, Cooke, has arrived in the city and
will begin course of study of the gran.
lite business. He will be located at the
G. w. Mcmillan Co., Inc, she'd which
| the Cook, Watkins Co. recently acquired.
Mr.. Watkins recently returned from
| France, where he was supply sergeant
with the Tooth aero squadron.
| Mr.. aud Mrs. John r. Cook took their
| daughter, Helen, to Springfield, Mass by
automobile last week from where she
started for Baltimore, Md. to visit her
brother for several weeks Maurice Wat
kins, their grandson, accompanied them
upon the return trip for an extended va
! cation in Barre. He was recently dis
charged from the aerial service.
The annual meeting of Marquis de La
| fayette chapter, ID. A. r., will be held
in the vestry of the Methodist church in
Montpelier at o'clock the afternoon of
June Z. The reports of the delegates
to the national convention and of the
officers of the chapter, election of off.
GERS and other business will be done,
| followed by a social hour.
| As result OF ballot taken few
weeks ago amongst the various branches
Of trade unions, Samuel Squibbs Of New
| York and Alex Russell of Quincy, Mass,
were elected delegates to attend the an
nual convention of the American FEEDER
alton of Labor to be held at Atlantic
City June 0. Messrs. Squibbs and Rus
sell will also attend the convention of
the building trades unions at the same
city the week previous.
DIR. Harlan, son of the late Associate
| Superior Justice John NJ Harlan OF
Washington, d. G., occupied the pulpit
at the Presbyterian church at both serv.
ices yesterday. DIR. Harlan is located in
| Montreal, where he is doing research
work for the George Washington uni
versity, but expects to return at any
time to his former home in Washington.
On his way home to Montreal to-day,
he visited friends in Waterbury. DR..
Harlan's father served over 80 years on
the supreme court bench.