The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-31
TALK OF THE TOWN
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Watch Mofiday's paper TOT nottct on
the Woman's club meeting Tuesday.
John Webster of Keith avenue has
returned from a two weeks stay in
Boston and vicinity.
William Moir Of Liberty street leaves
tonight for Boston, where he will at
tend the poultry show.
Miss Catherine Sullivan, a worker in
the Adams store during the Christ
mas rush, completed her duties there
last evening.
Miss Velma Coffin, who has been yis-
iting at her former home on Wash
ington street. has returned to Albany
n. Y, where she is employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Nelson of Rye
gate are weekend guests at the home
Of Mrs Nelson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Goodfellow, of Spaulding street.
Misses Berndettie and Febuillah
Blow of Burlington are spending their
Christmas vacation with their cousin,
Miss Nora Douglass, on the Lilac Dairy
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lafayette and
son, Loyal, have just returned from a
weeks stay with their son and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Hutchins, Of
Bellows Falls.
Miss Flora Coutts. teacher in the
Brook street school, vino has been
spending the Christmas holidays at her
home in Waterbury, arrived in the
city Yesterday.
Miss L. Elizabeth Bell of Enosburg
Falls. a teacher in the Lyman Hall
school in Wallingford. Conn, is the
guest of her brother, Athol r. Bell, at
As Liberty street over the New Year
holidays.
William Carswell, a travelling repre-
sentative of the Carswell-Wetmore
company, who is spending the holidays
in Barre, is confined to the home of
James Carswell, his brother, of Orange
street, by illness.
Miss Augustine LaRochelle Of LeOnia,
Y. j., who has been the guest Of her
mother, Mrs. Theodore LaRochelle, Of
9s Railroad street, has ended her visit
here TO return to the school in Leonia,
where she is engaged as a teacher.
Miss Rosamond Mackie, after spend
ing two weeks with her mother, Mrs.
Mary Mackie. Of l04 Summer street,
leaves this afternoon for Burlington,
and from there returns to Blaisdell.
". Y. to continue as an instructor in
music
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Buchanan are
making their home al Hotel Barre for
the third winter. Mr.. Buchanan is
representative Of the well-known shoe
firm Of Amos 2. Tapley & Co. of Bos-
ton for northern Vermont and New
Hampshire and has represented this
firm for over p years.
Joseph Murley Of Summer street,
employed at the Lane Davis vuleaniz-
ing shop during the summer months,
has begun work as a general clerk in
the Barre office Of the Tenney Service
Co. in place Of Cecil Go0dheart Of Wa
terburv. who was transferred 10 the
Montpelier office
During the past two weeks, the holi-
dav vacation atNthe Peerless knitting
mills on South Main street, the man
ufacturiug capacity of the plant has
been greatly increased BY new knitting
machines. a. being the total number
now. instead Of Ia. This cessation of
production was made 50 that the new
machinery might he added. but i vas
hoped that the work would Be 0om-
pleted bv Jan. :. 80 that the plant
might lpe ahle 10 begin operations tie
first working day of the new wear At
the present time. however. the officials
of the Barre plant 10 net expect q
ran the employees hack until q week
from Monday. since another car 1a1 II
machines. urotshly - iu all l. in tran
sit and vii - put in rlare before tls
factory re-urans.