The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-13
TALK or THE TOWN

/ Special sale Of hats continued at Mrs.
/ Warrants, Pearl street.
/ Mrs. j. j. Austin of Granville is visit
ing friends and relatives in Barre for a
few days.
Trucking Done-Anyone wanting light
or heavy trucking done, call the Granite
City Bottling Works.
Alex Corey and Hidder Habbep Of
| Prospect street were business visitors in
| White River Junction to-day.
Largest line of new and second hand
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
/ prices. L. A. Prindle. Worthen block.
George Murray, formerly of Barre,
who has been working in Marlboro for
the past few months, has returned to
Barre.
Miss Agnes Donald, who is employed
in Boston, is spending few days at the
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, John
| Donald.
John w. Gordon spoke before the
young peoples society at Goddard SEM
mary last evening. His subject was go
| lumbus,"
Carrolfs orchestra with the old time
pep will furnish music for the Odd
| Ladies' dance in Hwoland hall Friday
night Don't miss it.adv.
Regular meeting of Jumpers, boxers
and derrickmen's branch, No. so, will be
held in Worthen block Tuesday evening
at 1880. Important business.
NJ b. Miles of Milton arrived Satur-
day night and viii make his home at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. George Rog-
ers of Maple Grove street, for the winter.
Mrs. o. r. Hollister has gone to Bos-
ton, where she will spend few days be-
fore going to Baltimore, Md, where she
will attend the Universalist convention.
Miss Sarah Church, superintendent of
/ the deaconess home on Berlin street,
went to Brattlehoro this morning to at
tend the state Sunday school convention
William Densmore visited Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Col
lamer on Elm street. His mother, Mrs
Inez Densmore, returned TO Burlington
with him.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Greenough, who
have been visiting at the home of Mrs
Greenough's parents, Mrs. Nellie lite, OF
the Bolster block, have returned to their
home in Winooski.
Max Price Of St Adams stripped the
gears Of his automobile on the Williams
town road yesterday and was compelled
to leave his ear in local garage before
returning by railway.
Rev aud Mrs d. c, Huntington OF
Washington street left this morning fol
Claremont, n. H., where they will visit
at the home OF his brother, Rev, George
HuntiuUtop fnr a fpyV daVs
The regular monthly meeting Of the
ladies union Of the Presbyterian church
will be held at the home of Mrs. j. l.
Arkley 40 Park street, on Tuesday even
ing. Oct IA, at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs Il. j. Ruddy and daughter, Daisy
who have been stopping with Mrs. Ale1
Robertson Of 81 West Patterson street
for the past four months, returned t
their home IN Wallingford to-day.
Arthur lite, who has been working fol
the past three years in Quincy anC
Springfield, Mass, and in New Hamp
shire, has returned TO Barre and vii
make his home at his mothers, Mrs
Nellie Tite, in the Bolster block.
Harry Hill Of White River Junction
who came here to attend the wedding o.
his sister, Miss Freda Hill, to Wendelyr
J. Beck, which took place Saturday
morning at st. Monica's rectory, re
turned to his employment yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs w II. Hosmer ant
daughter returned to their home in Fail
! Haven Saturday after attending thu
teachers convention at Montpelier, They
were accompanied by Mrs. ], V. Laing
who will visit in Fair Haven for few
days
The womans association Of the Con
gregational church will hold domesti,
science meeting in the parlors of thu
church Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
Miss Marion Page Of Spauldiug higi
school will demonstrate. Admission II
cents.
Fire Chief A. G. Preble, ex-Chief Sam
uel Gladding, Water Superintendent +
O. Lee and Aldermen Henry Alexander
and A. j. Loranger motored to Rutland
to witness the demonstration of the La
France $50 gallon pumping engine, re
Gently purchased for the Rutland fir'
department.
Miss Mavis Barnett, daughter Of DIR
and Mrs. j. w, Barnett, formerly o
| Barre, Is Lne eullot 0l new HdShIlh'
, in Wellesley college, the paper being en-
titled ''The Experimenter." It takes tn
, place of the college paper Mag" Mis-
Barnett is graduate of Spaulding higl
school in the class Of 1916 and since en-
tering college has shown considerable
literary ability.
! Leon G. Smith of Summer street re
turned to Boston Saturday night on re
ceipt of a letter from the Boston Chill
1 drens hospital that his young son, Cor
don, who is being treated for defectiv
limbs caused by infantile paralysis, wa
suffering from other illness Muscles o
both hips were severed and droppet
about an inch in the operation performe,
last Monday morning, and the child
, legs were to be put in plaster casts TO
several weeks, Mrs Smith is also il
Boston with the child,
The 18th was not an unuclly day 70
most store clerks in Barre, for almos
everyone was free from duties to.da,
in Observance Of Columbus day, whicl
happened to fall on Sunday. But schoo
children did not share this good for
tune and celebration scheme and conse
quently answered the summons of tn
school bells as usual this morning. All