The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-07
TALK or THE TOWN

Miss Daisy Pirie OF Granitevill,
spent Labor day in East Calais will
friends
William Forbes Of Mortified, for
merly resident of Barre, spent thu
holiday here with friends.
Miss Josephine Fontana of Contra
street left yesterday for Ryegate
where she will teach for the coming
year.
George Patch of Jefferson street re.
turned home yesterday after spending
the holiday with relatives in Bristol
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs, Carroll Martin and
son, Howard, of South Main street
spent the holiday with relatives in
| Brandon.
| Leo Loranger, son of Alderman and
Mrs. A. j. Loranger of Summer street,
went to st. Michaels college, Winoo,
ski, yesterday.
Miss Helen Brown of Montpelier
completed her duties at the Homer
Fits Co. store Saturday in order to
attend business college this fall
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonardo Spagnoli re-
| turned last night to their home on
Howard street, after having spent the
week end with friends in Mortified
Fire Chief John Heney returned to
Barre yesterday after having spent a
,yaaL 80 h;g ,anat,an Il, noetns, onA
neighboring sections of Massachusetts.
Victor Gignac resumed his work at
the Homer Fits Co. store this morning,
after having been absent for a week on
his vacation in Providence, R. l., and
Boston.
Miss Mamie Kelcher, who has been
visiting at the James sullivan home
on Brooklyn street for the past week,
returned this morning to her home in
Bethel.
Roy Watkins returned Saturday to
his home on Summer street, TO re-enter
Sfaulding high school this morning,
having spent the summer months in
Akron, o.
Miss Esther Mccarthy. bookkeep
er at the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Office in ST. Johnsbury, spent the week
end and Labor day at her home on
Summer street.
All bills transacted through the Cen
trail Labor union for the Labor day
picnic should be sent to Secretary Per
cy Andrews at 81 jefferson street be
fore Wednesday evening adv.
Mrs Emma Watkins and two chill
dren of Concord, n H., who have been
guests of Mrs. Mary Watkins of 81
Summer street for the past week, re
turned to their home yesterday.
Miss Mildred Bombard of Maple ave
nue. and Miss Ada Trentini are teach
ers for the coming year in local dis
tricts, the former teaching in the Law
son district and the latter on east bill |
Mr.. and Mrs H. s. Morse arrived in
town Saturday to reside at East /
rlltNht MT AtpiSt VI |
the school year at Spsulding high |
school as an instructor in science and
James Woodland of Essex Junction
was arrested Saturday night for in.
toxication and arraigned before Judge
u. L. Scott in city court late yester
g., AfN..I,rI
with costs of $7.35 after pleading
guilty.
Miss Levia Bianchi and Miss Emma
Bianchi, who have been visiting rela-
tives in Barre over the week end, re-
turned this morning TO their home in
Milford, n, H., accompanied by Miss
Sylvia Rizzi of North Main street.
Misses Alice and Irene Nelson re-
turned Saturday from Old Orchard
Me-, where they have been passing
The summer with their mother. To.
Law they went 10 Burlington to eontin-
lie studies at Mount st. Mary's scsd-
my.
Miss Ida b. Haviland Of Spaulding
street returned Saturday night from
and Rhode Island, where
he has been spending the last two
weeks of her months vacation, and
his morning resumed work at the
adams Co. store.
Sherman Watkins, an employee of the
I
1anadian Bank of Commerce in Mont
cal. arrived in the city Saturday to
emain over the holidays at his home
m Summer street With him came
lis younger sister, Miss Hazel Wat
.ins, who has been passing the sum
ner vacation with her sister in Mont
cal
John h. Kelly Of the John b. Kelly
lothing firm left last night for New
FORK City for weeks business visit
Ieanwhile the business Is under the
of John II. o'Keefe. who {
eturned last night from Boston and
FIVE -day honeymoon. Mrs. 0'keefo
cmained in Boston to visit relatives.
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