The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ilu OF Ine east NIL.
A. Il. Drouin of ST. Johnsbury spent
Sunday as the guest of Miss Annie Nc
Carthy Of Summer street.
Misses Evelyn and Shirley Davis of
Corinth are visiting a few days at the
home of their uncle, f. r. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. M, +, Leary of Jericho
were week end visitors at the home Of
Mrs. j. +. Grady at Long street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cayhue of French
street have gone to Boston for few
days stay with friends and relatives,
John Stewart returned this morning
TO his duties in his fathers shop after
weeks illness at his home on Park
street
Mrs. Antonio Bianchi of Hanover, N.
H., who has been visiting with friends
in this city since last Friday, returned
to her home to-day.
James NJ Spear Of Boston returned to-
day to his home after having spent 10
of Highland avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tondreau and
son, Raymond, of this city have gone to
Quebec, P. O., for an extended visit with
friends and relatives.
Miss L. 4. Townsend, together with
her trimmer, Miss johnson, left this
morning for New York City to attend
the millinery openings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert j. Cavanagh of
New York visited recently at the home
OF Mrs. Cavanaghs mother, Mrs. j. r.
Wilson, in the Miles block.
Florence Trudell, an employe of the
Depot square restaurant, is taking q
weeks vacation which she plans to spend
in Burlington with relatives.
Miss Marguerite Hopkins of Brattle-
boro, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Mary Mccarthy of Summer street,
returned yesterday to her home
Miss Elizabeth Richie of Massena, n
Y, arrived in the city last night for a
weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs. Edward
LaFountain, and other relatives.
j. H. Kelley of upper Prospect street,
who fell some weeks ago and injured
himself quite badly, was taken to the
City hospital Saturday for treatment
Miss Margaret Hopkins Of Brattleboro
returned to her home yesterday, having
spent two weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Mary Mccarthy Of IL Summer street.
The auction sale at A. H. Coopers on
Ayers street Saturday was well attended
and the goods brought satisfactory
| prices. The sale was conducted by O. II.
Hale.
! A. j. Stewart Of Park street, who has
been out of his shop on Prospect street
| for the past two weeks on account of ILL
ness, returned this morning to his work
there.
Neil Hooker has returned from Bur
lihgton, where he has been attending the
undertakers' convention. Demonstrations
were given for the benefit of the under
| takers.
A committee meeting of the second
division OF the missionary society of the
Baptist church will be held this Mon
day. evening at o'clock in the church
vestry.
Misses Fannie and Annie Tough Of
| Montreal returned to their home Satur-
day, after having spent two weeks with
their aunts, Mrs, William Deans and
Mrs. j. Paul.
Misses Violet and Dorothy Price Of
| Newport, n. H., who have been visiting
at the home of their aunt, Mrs. Peter
Dubay of Summer street, returned home
this morning.
/ Miss Anne Hunt, who has been the
| guest Of Mr.. and Mrs John 0Leary Of
| Eastern avenue for the past three weeks,
returned to her home in Winchester,
Mass, Saturday
James Milne Of the Adams company
has resigned his position there and
has accepted a position in the office Of
Boutwell,, Milne & Varnum at the quar-
ries in Graniteville.
Mrs. A. NJ Carroll left this morning
for Boston TO meet Miss Rena Freeman,
her assistant millinery trimmer, and to-
'gether the women will attend the fall
millinery openings in New York City,
which begin to-day.
Seaman Frank Cassani Of the battle.
ship Missouri arrived at his home on
Granite street this morning to pass a
five-day furlough. This brief furlough
was granted him since he is about TO
sail on the Asiatic trip with the battle.
ship South Dakota.
The following bans of marriage We're
announced in the ST. Monica church yes
terday: James Deyer of this city, re-
Gently discharged from the service, and
Miss Alice Sullivan of Hardwick; and
Lester Richmond of Springfield and Miss
Annie Blair of this city.
Miss Annie Mccarthy returned this
morning to her duties in the Metropol-
tan Life Insurance Office, after spending
two weeks vacation at her home on
Summer street and with friends in Rut.
land. Miss Esther Mccarthy of Summer
street has been doing the work in the
Office during her sisters absence
Orlando Allen, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Herman G, Allen of Brook street, com.
pleted work at the Presbrey- CoykendalI
shed on Wiley street recently, where he
has been employed during the summer
months. He left Saturday for Bradford
Mass, to remain with relatives until the
opening of the fall term at Lowell Bust.
ness college, which he plans to attend
A party of the Toyaini campfire girls
consisting of Mary Rossi, Nina Ramella
Amanda Copeland Fern Spooner, Betty
Carrie, Lena Riggs, Mary Higgs, Bertha
Higgs, Aurelia Tomasini, Marjorie AL.
len, Olga Carusi and Olga Bianchi, leaves
to night for Woodbury. pond, where they
will camp for a week They will go by
automobiles. Their guardian, Miss
Church. being unable to go, they were
accompanied by Mrs. Allen, mother Of
one Of the campfire girls. They are tc
camp at BENEFITS cottage.
Emigration from Barre has had an
added stimulus since the government
started to grant passports to European
ports, and last week no less than II
Barre people left either for Italy OF
Scotland, their native lands. Three Of
the people TO leave Saturday were Mrs
Marchesi Gina and daughter, Mary, of
Foster street, and Pietro DeRegbus
Mrs. Marchesi and daughter, who have
rnsided here for the M IT Rnn unars sai