The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-04
TALK OF THE TOWN

| The senior choir of st. Monica's churcl
will meet for rehearsal at the churcl
Friday night at o'clock.
Miss Lillian Brnie of Worcester
Mass, is spending her vacation at hel
mothers on Highland avenue.
Q. Smith of North Seminary street
has been confined to his home for the
past week on account Of illness.
Louis Lincoln, who has been visiting
in Barre for the past few days, returned
yesterday to his home in Northfield
Julia Bizzozero and Gertrude Macast.
ky, employees of the shirtwsist factory
left yesterday for Boston for week
vacation.
Misses Elizabeth and Blanche White
have returned from Essex Junction,
where they attended the funeral of /. E.
Yandow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fortier of Beck
ley street and Mr.. and Mrs Eugene
Croteau are motoring through Canada
this week.
Mrs Mariani is attending the millinery
openings in New York and Boston. Mrs.
Poitras is in charge Of the store during
her absence.
Now is the time to buy velour hats.
Come in and see them. Mrs. Il. A.
Witham, opposite five and ten.cent
store, upstairs.
The program at the Congregational
church tomorrow evening begins at 80
Take the whole family. Admission, loo
Ice cream cones, 6c.--adv.
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Gregson of Everett,
Mass, is passing three weeks at the
home of her cousin, Mrs. Joseph Balm.
bridge, on North Main street.
Miss Antoinette Ladrie, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ladrie Of 80 Nelson
street, has gone to Mount st. Mary acad.
envy in Burlington to attend school.
WIN the person who mailed two par
GELS to the following address, Eelu Lam
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Tala. Finland, call at the postoficel
Regular meeting of the l. O. o. L., NJ.
u, viii be held Friday evening in X. Of
O. hall. After the meeting ladies night
will be observed Members, invite your
friends.
Dir. and Mrs James Gibbons Of
| Worcester, Mass, were recent guests of
Mrs. Peter Brine Of Highland avenue.
Mrs. Birnie returned with them bv auto
for few days visit
/ Lester Lavioette, who has been doing
l clerical work in the accounting depart.
ment OF the DUPONT textile works in
Baltimore, Md, for the past two months,
is home for a two weeks visit.
birthday party was given Mrs Hen.
| ry Petrie in the restaurant Tuesday aft.
! ernoon by the mattresses. About TWEEN.
| ty we're present and few memory gifts
/ mo- A trb4
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Gregson and
children and chauffeur, Joseph Caro-, Of
Everett, Mass, have returned to their
home, after visiting Mrs Gregson's cous-
in, Mrs. Neil Nielsen of 5 Forsythe place.
Alex A. Milne, accompanied by his
wife and child, has returned from mo
toring trip to Canada Mr.. Milne was
present at public reception given in
honor Of the prince of Wales in Montreal.
The Times report of the city council
meeting yesterday said Alderman Scott
was the only member voting against the
milk ordinance. This was erroneous in
that Alderman keefe also voted in the
negative
Miss Armeda Rossi, clerk and stenog-
rapher of Barre city court, resumed her
duties in the office Of Judge =. L. Scott
yesterday, having spent a two weeks va
cation with relatives in Massachusetts,
and New Hampshire.
The program at the Congregational
church Friday evening will include solos
on the piano, violin and cornet. as well
as recitations and dialogues The ad- |
mission is Toe for both old and Young,
Ice cream cones, &C. adv.
Mr. III
Ayers street have returned to their home |
after spending a few days at the home
of Mrs. Simonds' parents, Mr. and Mrs. !
A. D. Moore of Bradford, and with Mr.. |
Simonds' parents in Corinth.
Miss Edith Reid, assistant librarian of |
the Aldrich public library, resumed her
duties to-day after having enioyed
three weeks vacation with her parents |
in Somerville, n. j.. and with friends in |
New York City and New Haven, Conn. |
Alumni, undergraduates and the pub
lie all welcome at big novelty ball Sept I
8, Rowland hall. Jazz" caps are a fea !
ture Of novelty dances CAROLS or. |
chestra. Given by class Of 1919 Public |
invited adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Trerise Of Randolph |
have been camping with Judge and Mrs |
e. L. Scott at Mr.. SCOTS camp in East |
Alburg for the past two weeks Having |
spent two days with Mr.. and Mrs. Scott |
at the latter's home on Park street, they /
departed for Randolph yesterday.
George Bemis of this city has com. /
menced work as night Waterman at the
State House, beginning his duties Tues
day night. The vacancy caused by the +
resignation of Ira Edison had not been
permanently filled Mr. Bemis was iani- /
tor of the Barre city hall for seven or
eight years.
The Brookside Community club met at
the farm of Andrew Johnston, president
of the club, for corn roast on Friday /
evening Aug. 20. There was plenty Of
roast corn, apples and marshmallows for
everyone, and late in the evening the
younger people played games around the
fire. About so members and friends were
present
Miss Christine Even of New York
City, Miss Ethel of Hartford, Conn. and
Miss Wilhelmina of Washington, d. c.,
left for their respective positions Tues
day night. They were called here by
the death Of their mother, Mrs. Elsie
Even, last week and remained over the
holidays with their sister, Mrs. Athol
Bell of As Liberty street.
Believing their spring water to be I'M
fit for drinking purposes, the Trow
Holden company of South Main street
sent a sample to the state laboratory in
Burlington for analysis The results of
the test proved that their supposition
was correct, whereupon the old supply
pipes have been abandoned.
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