The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

~ WI dotiNNt liVNlau hhii tpTh'Fut'
adv.
Novelty dances at the Junior prom.
adv.
Auction sale at City Auction Market
Saturday at 2 and p. III. See adv
adv.
George l.. Pray of North Montpelier
was in the city yesterday ON short
business visit.
Mrs. Halves New Dry Goods store Is
now located at Is Elm street. Open
evenings adv.
A regular meeting of the A. o. H..
will be held Thursday night at 1880 in
the X. OF G. hall
One more good upright piano for
sale at a low price at Bailey's Music
Rooms, Barre. adv.
All out for the American Legion
dance in Rowland hall tonight. Car
, rolls orchestra. adv.
Good prices paid for rags, maya
zines, rubbers, etc. Phone 7l0,R and
will call. Abram Fine.
c. d. Swasey, a Waterbury granite
| manufacturer, was in the city yester-
day for brief business stay.
The w. IT. U. win meet with Mrs.
Harry Bradley, King street, Friday aft
ernoon at 2:30. Please bring thimbles.
The meeting of the Philatheas and
| Baracas of the First Baptist church
for Friday night has had to be post
poned.
Overall and apron dance at the
armory, Montpelier, May u; CAROLS
orchestra; Zoe per couple. Auspices X.
| of C-adv.
Special Friday and Saturday, two
dozen trimmed hats; your choice only
So. Miss E, E. Whitney, 1853 North
| Main street.
Martha Calef White, electric needle
! specialist, viii be at Miss Cannng's
toilet parlor Friday and Saturday,
May 7 and S,-adv.
John B. Kelly of the John B. Kelly
& CO. clothing firm, returned yester
! day from Today business visit in
! Burlington and vicinity.
Shefano Molina of Fl Berlin street
and John Franzi of ) Howard street,
two granite workers, have gone to
| Quincy, Mass, to be employed.
The senior campfire girls of the
Presbyterian church will meet tonight
| Thursday at the home of Marion
Presley, 70 Currier street, at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zifford Barccmb of
| Springfield, Mass, have returned TO
Barre TO pass the summer at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Camire Of
east hill.
News has been received Of the birth
OF son, May ), to DIR. and Mrs Nor.
man H. Tracy of Boston. Mrs. Tracy
will be remembered as Blanche NJ,
Haskins of this city
DR.. II. A. Drew goes to Boston this
evening to attend the convention Of
the New England osteopathie associ-
att ION which Is in session Friday and
Saturday, May and 5.
Barre shoe hospital opens May 6.
Boots and shoes repaired, All work
guaranteed. Thomson Bros. under
American Express Office in f w. Mich
OILS store, 100 North Main street,
Twenty-Five wears ago to-day the
members of Co. + marched ont OF Barre
for Fort Ethan Allen, where, ON the
18th they were mustered into service
and on the 2lst left for Chickamapga.
Miss Hazel Lyon. who for the past
two years has been teacher of science
in the attleboro high school, win not
return there another year, having de.
cided to 20 into business life or take
up accounting.
Raymond L, Gregory left this morn.
ing by automobile for Boston. where
he will spend several DAYS with his
brother, Frank, a former resident OF
Barre, but now proprietor of the Bos-
ton Palace garage.
Thomas Nelson, chief clerk Of the
army motor transportation department
at Camp Holabird, Baltimore, Nd, ar.
rived in the city yesterday. Mr.. Nell
son plans TO spend the weeks leave of
absence at his home on Merchant
/ street.
DIR. A. II. Smith and wife to-day
/ started on two months vacation,
/ leaving here by automobile this morn
I ing for their camp ~ Greensboro pond,
where they plan TO pass month. Dur
/ ing the vacation and before returning
! to their home, they plan TO spend a
week or two with relatives in Massa-
\ chusctts.
Mrs Ellen Milne. who resided on
Camp street. accompanied Mrs. James
Forrest and child Of Long street
| on a trip TO Montreal, a. they sail on
Saturday on the steamship Satnrnia
for Aberdeen, Scotland. Mrs. Milne
goes to live in Scotland once more. but
Mrs. Forrest and child leave TO make
a three months visit with relatives aud
then return to this city.
Alexander Anderson OF Bugbee ave
nue. yesterday began a Journey TO his
/ old home in Aberdeen. Scotland, where
I ne has a wife and family which he
has not seen for the past nine years.
/ Mr.. Anderson, well-known as a soccer
football star of years past. was un-
I decided a. TO his stay in his native
land though he believed he would be-
4 turn after a three months stay. He
left here for Montreal, and from there
will sail Saturday on the steamship
I Saturnia.
At regular meeting Of Barre coun-