The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

William Geaf1n, clerk OF tne Ten
trail Drug store in Burlington, spent
the holidays with Barre friends.
Andrew Gearin, now employed in
Windsor, passed the holidays with rel
atiyes in Barre and Burlington.
Shadow proof white satin petticoats,
lightweight. that will permit many
tubbings, 1926, at the Mrs. Shepard
| Co., Inc.
Better make plans to take in the
dance and supper at East Montpelier
Friday night, June 4. Dudley's orches-
| tra.--adv.
| The finance committee of the Bap-
fist church will meet tonight at 1880
at the church Every member is ex-
. pected to be present.
Miss Velma Coffin has returned TO
Albany, n. Y, after spending the
week end and Memorial day at her
home on Washington street.
Long distance and general trucking;
truck is also equipped to carry parties !;
will seat between Is and 20 people. All
pneumatic tires. Granite City Bottling
| Works.
Ernest Riox, employed in the office
| of the Fairbanks Scale works in St
| Johnsbury, came Saturday to spend
the holidays at his home at 3 Shurt'
left place.
The regular meeting Of the United
Missionary society of the Methodist
church will be held at the home of Mrs
| T.. r. Davis Wednesday afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock
\ -, 80 tha Ma
sachusetts Institute of Technology
visited at his home at 364 North Main
street with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
| Antonio Gianni
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward j. Cadell of Brooklyn, N. Y.
May 26 The child is grandson Of
| Mr., and Mrs Corrigan of 0 Spaulding
street, this city.
District Nurse mccarthy now has hel
headquarters at the Community house
and calls for her services should go tc
that place The arrangement is made
| through the Womans club.
Chester Bennett, who is now assist
ing Henry T. Moses, the Moose lodge
organizer, at White River junction
passed the week end and Memorial day
with his family on West street.
Miss Margaret Mercer, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mercer of th'
/ Morse block, arrived here Saturday
from Manchester, ~ H., to spend &
brief vacation with her parents.
Special sale Of two, three. and four
burner Kerogas oil stoves, the best II
Barre. Largest line Of new and sec
ond hand ranges in Barre, Get prices
E. A. prindle, Worthen block.
Miss Blanche Common of Cottage
street. who for the past five week.
has been caring for Miss Frances
NVorthen, who was critically i'll at he
home in Hardwick, returned to Thu
city Sunday.
Harley w. kidder, who had beer
passing the week end at the home o
his mother, Mrs. Nellie l.. Kidder o
Summer street, returned last night Il
Burlington TO resume his studies a
the L. V. NJ.
Miss Katherine Phelps, who accom-
panied DR.. and Mrs. William MeFar
| land to Boston last week, togethe
with her sister, Mildred, returned t
this city Sunday, the remainder of th'
party having returned day or TIVE
before.
Congregational Phihtheas, atten
ton. Everybody out this evening TO
the regular monthly meeting and so
| cial which will be held at the churel
parlors and will be the last until mex
fall Remember TO bring sunshin
bags
Mrs. Article VI. Foster, who wa
called to East Brookfeld by the lines
of her mother Mrs. Ella B, Moorcroft
returned 10 st. Adams Saturday. TIL
MANY friends of Mrs, Moorcroft viii
be pleased to know she is gaininI
slowly
II. NJ. Kicker, c. D. Palmer, Miss II
\. Palmer and Miss +. D. Palmer ar
rived in Barre last evening from FL
berton. Ga, for two weeks visit
Messrs. Kicker and Palmer are EN-
ployed by the oglsby Granite com
pany.
Victor Ramella returned last eve
ming from Hanover. " H., 70 whic
place he motored Saturday to visi
his mother, now steadily recovering
and much improved from an operation
which she recently had at the Mar
Hitchcock hospital
David yania. who for the past yea
and half has been employed in Cleve
land and Barberton, o., as draftsma
for the Ohio Insulator Co., arrive
at his home on Washington street Sat
urday. after having completed dutie
for this Ohio firm.
Miss Jessie G.. Macdonald Of 10
Angeles, Cal, until five years ago
resident of this city, arrived here o
Saturday night for an extended sisi
with friends and is registered lt He
tel Barre. En- route she visited friend
in Des Moines, Chicago and Montrea
Mr. and Mrs. Riley Burgess and fam
ily Of Washington street, accompanie
bv Miss Marion Watson of Montpe
Ter. motored Saturday 20 Highgat
Springs and Montreal TO pass the hol
DAYS. Dr. Stanton Burgess of Bostu
and Carl Burgess Of Nashua, y. II
left the party at ST. Albaus upon til
return trip in order 70 board the Bo'
ton bound train.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Biermayer {
the Morse block leave tomorrow Il
New York TO begin tour throug
. many Of the devastated lands and ba
tlefelds Of Europe. After spending
few davs in New York they sail on Il
steamship Pasaro for Genoa, ltal,
where they will visit before going
Milan. After spending some time q
NJ Rierrnaver's former home In Inn