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

day night.
Now is the time to have your roof
tarred Tel 64.M.-av.
A son was born this morning at tn
Barre City hospital to Mr. and MRS
Christien of Waits River.
A nine pound daughter was borl
yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Bradbury of "a Railroad street.
Miss Elizabeth M. Smith, bookkeep
er of the Barre Gas Co, is having
two weeks vacation from duties.
Regular meeting Of Barre aerie, +. @
b.. No. 1873, will be held tonight at
| o'clock. Per order /. w. Warren.
Full line of mems and women's shoe,
to be clean up to-day at EXCEPTIONAL,
low prices at the Barre Bargain store
adv.
All young men and women Of the
Presbyterian church who can sing are
asked to meet at the church tonight
at 7:45 o'clock
James McHardy of Ayers street left
last night for Boston, where he intends
to register for the fall semester al
Boston university.
Lorraine Densmore of Washington
street left this morning for Syracuse
n Y, to register for the fall term OF
Syracuse university.
Laurence Campbell of North Main
street and party of friends from
Barre left this morning for Hanover,
n. H., to spend the day.
Herbert liter of North Main street
returned last night from Providence,
where he has been spending the past
two weeks on business.
Percy Andrews of 81 Jefferson street,
secretary of the Central Labor union,
left last night for Boston, where he
viii spend the remainder of the week
on business.
George Bassett of Waterbury arrived
yesterday with his son, Leander, who
later in the day underwent an opera
tion at the City hospital for the re-
moval of his tonsils.
Sherman Watkins, who has been Wis
iting friends and relatives in Barre
for the past few days, returned last
night to Montreal to resume work in
one of the large commercial banks.
The Hedding Methodist church and
Sunday school will hold a picnic at
Benjamin Falls Saturday afternoon
and evening. Take the / 80 car. All
members and friends are urged to go
Thomas Reilly arrived Tuesday night
from Boston and viii spend an indef
mite period in Barre in the employ OF
Cook & Watkins Co of this city. He
is rooming at "a Jefferson street during
his stay here.
A Royal tailored suit or overcost is
a symphony of style and smartness be
cause il fits. Give us your order for
that overeoat and we will deliver il on
any future date you say. The Royal
I Tor Man.--adv.
Mrs. Charles Rowe and son and Miss
Kathryn Pope of Hartford, Conn, who
have been visiting the formers sister,
Mrs. Ralph Turner, of South Main |
street for the past ten days, left last
night for their homes.
John Hoban. Robert Murphy, George |
German and William Ward composed |
IN auto party which arrived in town I,
asst evening. after attending horse !
aces and fairs at Lancaster, Grove
on and Littleton, ~ II.
f. J. Bolen. architectural supervisor
or the Black Theatre Circuit Co., ar
lived in town this morning from Bos
on TO inspect construction work AT
he theatre building at the corner Of
Main and Merchant streets.
Now is the time 20 have your over
oat cleaned, pressed. repaired or dyed
,efore the cold weather and big rush
ONES. Bring them 10 me and ! will
AVE them ready any time you wish.
Toe Kovalsky, Eastman block. Tel.
g2-J
Sacred concert, with special address
q college students, az the Hedding
church Sunday evening at
o'clock Vocal solos will he given by
iildreth Martin, Harold Blackmore,
frs. Ceora Morse Hooker and Miss
larry Patterson.
Miss Margaret Walker. superintend-
Mt of the Barre City hospital, returned
o her duties to-day after two weeks I
scation with friends in Boston and
Mass. During her absence,
er assistant. Miss Pitkin, had charge
I the hospital.
The regular meeting of Col y. b.
fead circle, No. |. Ladies of the G.
|. r, will be held Friday, Sept 70.
{ 2:30 o clock in the Worthen build
". Every member is expected to be
resent, after the vacation. A repre-
entstive from Worcester. Mass, will
c present and refreshments will be
eryed