The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mrs. NJ, A. Mclean of Graniteville
is now employed in Barre. !.
Mrs Henry Nixon of Orange has
been brought to the Barre City hospi1
| tai for treatment
Miss Jean r. Brown has returned
to her home at Grant avenue after a
week spent with relatives in Hartford
Conn
A son was born yesterday at thd
Barre City hospital to Mr.. and Mr.
Matthewson Fitzgerald Of "a Mapla|
avenue.
Mrs. Mabel Bruce of Depot squard
left this morning for Holyoke. Mass
to spend two weeks visiting friends \
and relatives.
Rev. b. G. Lipsky has returned fron}
visit in Canada and will preach al
the church services in the Methodist !
church the coming Sunday.
James Brechin of | Webster stree
has returned from a Vacation at Old
Orchard beach, Me-, and yesterday left
for few days visit in Burlington
Miss Mona Birse, who for the pas
ten days has been the guest of Mrs
Agnes Walker at II Grant avenue. re
turned to-day to her home in Wollas
ton, Mass.
Miss Eleanor Hall of Uxbrid2c
Mass, the new supervisor of drawing
in the city schools, has arrived in Barre
to make arrangements for beginning
her duties here.
Mrs. Edward Mattot returned last
night with her little daughter to theiI
home on North Main street, after hav
ing spent considerable time visiting
relatives in Chazy, n. Y.
Fuller Slayton, John Freeman and
Jack Davidson arrived in town thi
morning from ST. Johnsbury. having
played yesterday with the st. Johns
bury 4. C. in Barton, defeating tbs
Barton town team IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith o
South Main street have returned from
a motor journey to Akron, O., Mr.
Smiths old home. Since his return
he has resumed work on the Barre 6
Chelsea railroad as brakeman, sftei
working during the summer month";
at fhs GoOdfellow garage.
Supt. c. II. White and Prin. Lymar
c. Hunt, who have been keeping thei
Office at the Spaulding building oper
this week in order to talk with par
ents and teachers who desired TO se
them. announce that the Office viii b
closed Saturday at noon but viii b
open all day Monday. The publ
schools reopen Tuesday morning
Sept ..
James p. Taylor of Burlington, sec
retary Of the Greater. Vermont ssso
citation and the Burlington chamber o
commerce and advance agent Of aeria
over Vermont, fivvere
through Barre to-day on his way from
White River Junction TO his home
While not forswesring allegiance
the cause Of aerial transportation, See
rotary Taylor turned aside enough 4
praise the mother earth route iron
White River Junction TO Barre. calm
L splendid and the scenic attraction
very wonderful. One thing that i'm
pressed him while passing throug'
gulf was that Their
,ught 10 be more trees set out BY thl
-ozdside in Vermont. both for the pun
,ose Of adding attraction and also 70
preserving the road because Of tn
Iampness. The read through the cui
$ well shaded and the road stands IN
year and tear of countless aufomo
,iles and other sehicles remarksblI
yell - Secretary Taylor believes 4
haded Highways. Before leaving Barre
secretary Taylor proposed 70 send q
Avro sirplsue to Barre II there wen
nouch people wiling to pay $40 Or 81
trip IN order 10 make it worth vhil
81 the owner to come Ths Asro -
icsn iorztcd 81 Burluyion for tim
oinE commercial work.