The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-02
Talk OF THE TOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. William Holden of South
Main street passed the holidays at Old
Orchard, Me.
Miss A. Tomasini ef Eliston street,
who has been camping at Woodbury.
pond for the past week, returned to-day
to her duties in the Woolworth store
Henry Daniels of Springfield, Mass,
arrived at the home Of Edward O'Keefe,
II Upland avenue, Saturday, and will
pass two weeks with his relatives in
Barre
Rub Partisan Sage on your head, and
you viii not have to scratch the dandruff
off; cures all scalp irritation; gives
luxuriant head of hair. II. A. Drown q
Co. sell it on money back plan. adv.
Harold Mute, New Hampshire state
champion candlepin bowler. has been
spending the holidays with his mother,
Mrs, Carrie Mute Of the Montpelier road,
and brother, Henry, of Maple avenue.
Mrs. May Cook and daughter, Lucy,
and sons, Arthur, Frank and Louis,
have returned to their home on Brook
street after spending a few weeks with
friends and ralatiyes in Sherbrooke, p. @.
Mrs. Adolpho Corsi completed work at
the Tenney Service company's office as
clerk Saturday, to join her husband, who
for the past four months has been work
ing at his trade in the granite industry
at Quincy, Mass.
John Angus, now Of Quincy, Mass,
completed a months vacation spent with
friends In Barre, when he returned to his
home last night. Mr.. Angus will re-
enter the Pratt institute in New York at
the fall opening of school.
Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Ayerill and niece,
Miss Dalorus Glynu, left Saturday for
Newark, N. j., where they will spend
two weeks with friends and relatives.
Mr. Ayerill is taking vacation from
his duties in the Granite Savings bank.
Addison t. Batchelder and Mrs. Inez
Fl. Segar, both OF Randolph. were mar
ried at noon, Aug, 30, by Rev. Robert
Haseltine at the Methodist parsonage,
Maplewood Terrace, White River June.
ton They left at once on a short trip.
Thomas Nichols, who took prom
inent part in athletics in Spaulding high
school few years ago and who still is
active in baseball and basketball teams
with the Windsor machine shop EN-
ployes, visited at his home over Labor
day.
Miss Mamie Nelson. a student in the
training school for nurses connected
with the Philadelphia hospital uniyer
sity, is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
John f. Nelson Of Park street, for a two
weeks vacation. She was accompanied
from Northampton. Mass, by Miss Ruth
Nelson, who, during the first week of her
vacation from her duties in the Bailey
Music Rooms, visited in Hinsdale, n H.,
and Northampton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Lougee, who have
been visiting Mrs Lougees mother, Mrs
Lucy Sowden Of Eastern avenue, left
yesterday for Hartford, Conn, where Mr.
Lougee il to teach mathematics in the
high school He returned only two
weeks ago from France Mrs. Lougee's
sister, Ruth Sowden, who has been away
for the summer, is with her mother for
few days, but leaves later in the week
for Sharon, Mass, where she will teach
for the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Martin Of 2S
Averill street started yesterday morning
on an automobile journey to kirksville,
Mo, where Mr.. Martin will resume the
study OF osteopathy which was inter-
rupted BY his entry into the United
States army almost two years ago Since
being discharged he and Mrs Martin
have divided the summer months with
camping and visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
III. S. Parks Mr. Martin has three
years more to study before completing
the course.