The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-14
TALK OF. THE TOWN

Mrs. John Shea Of First street was
taken to the Barre City hospital this
morning
A son was born July IL to Mr. and
Mrs. Francis T. Chalmers at lower
Websterville.
Miss Alice Gladding of Holyoke,
Mass, is visiting relatives in Barre
for few days.
| Mrs. Walter Martin and Mrs John
Parks of Plainfeld visited friends in
the city yesterday.
Anyone wishing the services of a
graduate nurse by the hour, call Mrs.
Berg. SO Miles block.
Miss B. L. Leith of Boston is visit
ing at the home of her uncle, Fran
| els Leith, ST., of Murray street.
The ladies and pastors union will
meet with Mrs. Kenerson, Church
street, Thursday afternoon at 2:3O.
Miss Catherine and Miss EVELYN
Phelps returned last evening from
two days stay with friends in Waits
field
Arthur Bullock of IL Highland ave
nue. is moving with his family to
Hsrdwick, having found employment
there.
Don't forget the dance at Rowland
hall Friday evening, July Is; CAROLS
popular orchestra. Admission, 75c per
couple.-adv.
Mrs. John Nelson and her family are
moving from their former home on
Pearl street to their new home at "a
Jefferson street.
Alexander Stirling of birmingham
Mass, arrived in Barre yesterday aft
ernoon to visit his brother of Beacon
place for week.
George NJ. Morse, formerly employed
by the Oldsmobile station in this city,
has accepted position in the Trow &
Holden tool shop
Entertainment and ice cream social
Thursday night in the Universalist
church hall, South Barre, auspices
South Barre grange.-adv.
Peter Zanzi, who has been visiting
friends in Barre since the Fourth. re.
turned TO his home in New York City
to continue his work in stoneshed
there.
o. f. Scott Of Waterbury and his
brother, Hiram OF Eigin, H.. an expert
Waterman of the Elgn Watch Co.,
were in town yesterday visiting with
friends
Mrs. Belle Burnham of Boston, who
is spending the summer in Randolph,
made a brief stop in Barre yesterday
on their way to Calais with party Of
friends
Albert Milne Of Peoria, H.. who
came here last week to attend the flu.
neral of his father, Alexander Milne,
of 10 Maple avenue, has returned to
his home.
Woodbury. Lake house will open the
dining room to the public July Is to
Oct. !. A comfortable stop-over for
motor tourists. A. g. Nelson, propri-
etor.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Brunella OF Bos
ton, the guests Of Mrs, Brunella's
aunt, Mrs. Mary Bianchi of yelling.
ton street, during the past two weeks,
have returned TO their home
Regular meeting of Hiawatha lodge,
No 20, Thursday evening. Work, the
initiatory degree. Other business OF
Importance will come before the lodge
All members are requested TO be pres.
emit.
Miss Louise Dashner of the war risk
department at Washington, ID. C., who
has been visiting with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. Dashner, of Washing
ton street for the past two weeks, re.
turned to her employment in Washing
ton last night.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. w. Carleton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Carleton of Melrose,
Mass, after spending several DAYS at
the home of Harry p Wiley on South
Main street, started to-day on the re-
turn journey to their homes, going by
way of the White mountains.
Mrs Sarah Worthen Nye celebrated
I, her ssth birthday yesterday at her
home on Park street Numerous friends
and relatives were present, among
them her brother, George Worthen OF
Montpelier whose age is So. Flowers,
gifts and a dinner made the occasion
a pleasant one for all.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Alexander. who
were married in this city about two
weeks ago, have returned from an an.
tomobile wedding tour which covered
part of New York state. the Adj.
rondaeks and down the Hudson river,
and a visit to Providence, r. l., from
which place they returned home.
DR.. Leanors Grant of Okanoean.
Wash and Miss Elizabeth Benton Of
Ponce Park. Fla. are the guests of
DR.. and Mrs. H. A. Drew at their home
at 81 Maple Grove street During the
past few weeks they have been trav-
cling through the East, stopping for a
few days in the White mountains
Miss Alexins Deans of 90 Brooklyn
street, the Young lady who suffered
injury by the gas explosion at the
Central cafe nearly three weeks ago,
! regained her health sufficiently TO al
low her 10 begin work for the summer
months at the Sinclair house in Beth
lehem, ~ H., and left for that place
yesterday.
Trsinmen about the Central Yer
mont railway depot this morning be-
came suddenly interested in two brown
/ legged, barefoot lads, who, in the eyes
of Justice of Peace William Hight of
Corinth. were delinquents and were
now destined for Nergennes. The train
mems interest was aroused from the
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