The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-09
Talk OF THE TOWN


Plenty boys suits at So. Lamorey's
See the values in millinery. Mrs.
Birnie, Laurel street.
Dance tonight in armory hall, Mont
pelier; Landi's orchestra.-adv,
Hundreds of pairs of all-wool trousers,
sizes 80 to 36, So, for this week only.
Lamorey's.
Miss Evelyn Hamel Of Holyoke, Mass,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Mary Cook,
at IL First street.
Canton Vinton requests all chevaliers
to be present at inspection Friday even
ing, Oct. 10. Per order captain.
Worlds series baseball games repro
duced play for play on Paragraph, 3 p.
m. every day, Playhouse, Montpelier
adv.
Regular meeting of the Col. j. B.
Mead circle, No. l. Ladies of the G. A.
R., will be held in auxiliary hall Friday
afternoon at $780,
Henry Hebert, who has been spending
| a two weeks vacation in Sherbrooke
and other places in Canada, has returned
| to his home on Prospect street.
Beginning Thursday evening, Oct, l6,
the first of winter series of dances
viii be given by the Italian Pleasure
club in the Knights of Columbus hall
| Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Fisher, recent.
| ly married in Richford, have returned
to their home on Averill street, after
short wedding trip. Mr.. Fisher has re-
sumed his duties in the r. L. Clark feed
store.
Rodney Childs, aged rs years, who had
| been patient at the City hospital since
July 4, died Tuesday of the troubles in
cident to old age. His home was in
Corinth and he is survived by son liv-
| ing in st. Johnsbury.
There will be a regular meeting of
| Odd Ladies this week Friday evening in
the X. of c. hall Every member is urged
to make special effort TO attend, as
there are some very interesting matters
! to discuss, Refreshments will be served.
| Mr., and Mrs. Charles Smith of South
Main street celebrated their 10th wed
ding anniversary at their home Tuesday
evening in company with Is friends,
some of whom were from Montpelier.
Mrs Smith, who is directress of st,
i Monica's senior choir, had for her pian-
list while entertaining with vocal solos
Miss Lorraine Loranger, organist for the
same church choir Card playing and
refreshments were the principal diver
sions for the evening and in all made a
very sociable and happy wedding ami
yersary.
| David Corey, 20.month- old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Corey Of Prospect street,
narrowly escaped fatal injuries yester-
day when he fell from second story
veranda to the ground. The little fellow
was playing on the piazza, climbing on
the ratings when he lost his balance
and fell Is feet into the yard OF A. J.
Stewards blacksmith and work shop.
The boy fell onto pile of discarded
wheels and old iron tires, landing on his
head. Drs. Goodrich and Archambault
were called and il was found that no
| external injuries were received. The
boy was unconscious all day yesterday
and until about midnight last night but
was a little better this morning. It is
feared that internal injuries will develop.
On Saturday night, Sept. 81, at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. George
| Connors, in Manset, Me- a pretty we'd
ding took place in the presence of sew
eral relatives and friends, when Miss
| Gussie Il. Moore was united in marriage
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Kenzie, pastor of the Baptist church. Of
ficiated, the ring service being used. The
wedding march was played by Mrs. Nc
Kengie. The bride, who was given away
by her mother, was prettily gowned. in
white silk, with lace and brilliant trim.
mngs She was attended by her sister,
Miss Leah Connors, and Alex Ward was
best man. After the ceremony, all pres
ent proceeded to the dining room, where
refreshments were served, including a
large wedding cake, containing ring,
The bride is graduate OF the South
west Haven high school and the groom is
an honorably discharged soldier Of the
18TH battalion, Canadian infantry He
was overseas is months, having gone
through Vimy Ridge and other fierce
battles. The happy couple after visit
in a brother OF the bride at Harrington,
Me, and an aunt at Ninalhaven, are
making their home in Barre.