The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

Kathleen LeBaron. at 0hiversalist
church, to-night.-ads.
! Few pairs OF shoes to be sold Thurs
day for 81 shoe. Barre Bargain
| Store.-adv.
Claimed to be most delicious--our
ice creams. Try some to-day. Barre
| Drug Co.--ady.
| Cambria in remnants one yard wide
to be sold Thursday for 81 pound.
Barre Bargain Store.-adv.
The ladies of the Baptist church will
serve their annual harvest dinner and
supper, Tuesday, Oct. 5.-adv.
Of course you will want to 90 to the
nurses dance in Rowland hall Thurs
day night. Csrroll's orchestra. adv
AT our modern soda fountain try our
Venetian and cherry ice cream and
frozen pudding. Barre Drug Co.-adv.
A good line of ready to- wear hats,
also new hats added to sales room ev-
cry day. Moderate prices. Mrs. E. A.
Witham.
John T. Cooper and Alex Cooper jr.,
have returned to their home on South
Main street, after visiting friends in
Northfeld
Our soda fountain service could not
be improved upon. Ask for your fla
vorite served in our sanitary way.
Barre Drug Co,-adv.
John Rogers of Orange street, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. F, H. Rogers, has re-
turned to Harvard Dental college to
complete the study of dentistry.
Despite the threatening possibilities
of nclement weather number of
people left here to-day for White Riv
er Junction and the Vermont state
fair.
John Cross of Mortified, one of the
Cross Bros. grant firm, was in the
city yesterday to attend directors
meeting of the Granite Manufacturers
association.
There will be a meeting of the as
sociate lady members of the Meadow
| Brook Golf club Tuesday evening at
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Nellie BIZ
anch.
Charles F. Eaton of Princeton Me-,
and S. B. Edgeeombe of Fredericton,
n b., who have been guests at the
home of the formers brother, T. C..
| Eaton, left yesterday for Montreal
You are always sure Of a good time
a. the nurses dance They are giving
one in Rowland hall Thursday night,
proceeds to repair their rooms at the
dormitory. CAROLS orchestra-adv
| Dodge Sowles, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
! John j Sowles of Beekley hill, re-
| turned to the University of Vermont
] this morning as a sophomore, having
worked during the summer months at
Sugar Hill, n. H., at summer resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Brown Of the
| Tomasi block are spending the week
at White River Junction and Lebanon,
| y. H, while visiting the formers
| field, Rutland and Randolph Mr..
Brown has recently completed his
duties at the Barre City hospital.
The remains of Diantha French, wife
of Nathaniel French who passed away
at Lyndon Center, were brought to
Barre Monday and inferred in the fam
lily lot at Hope cemetery, Rev. Mr..
Could of Lyndon Center offering
prayer at the grave. The bearers were
her four sons. Zenas, WILDER, Charles
and Lee French.
| Miss Britamart Somers, who has
been spending the summer with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. +. \, Somers,
| of Park street. left Saturday on her
return trip to Pennsylvania, where she
is an instructor in a girls school. She
made the journey as far as Spring
| field, Mass, in company with her par
ents and her brother, Bruce, who Is
employed there and who returned TO
his work after a few days visit at the
Somers home.
The 2lst annual conference Of the
Vermont chapter. d. A R., Is TO be held
in the Wood Art gallery, Montpelier.
Wednesday, Sept. %. The morning ses-
sion begins at $3.50, with greeting. fol-
lowed by reports Of state officers and
chapter regents. The afternoon session
begins at 2:l5 and, besides reports OF
state chairmen Of national committees,
/ will be addressed informally by Mrs.
| George MAYNARD Minor, president gem
eral \. s.. D. A. r. She will also give
an address at 7:45 in the evening. fol.
lowed by a reception. All Barre
Daughters are cordially invited TO al
tend all the meetings.
In the case Of State VS. Ernest
Cameron. tried in the South Fayston
school house last Saturday before a
jury Of = men verdict of guilty was
brought in and Cameron was fined Sl5
and costs The respondent, however.
took exceptions so the case was passed
on 10 supreme court and the sentence
stayed for later developments. Cam
eron. charged with neglecting "a send
two children, Ruth and Dean Cameron,
20 school. was represented by Attorney
William Wishart Of Barre. Judge +.
L. Scott Of Barre municipal court
presided At the judges bench The
Jury consisted Of se following men
Edward II. Jones. A. /. Boyce, Charles
II. Newcomb. John /. Baird Walter
II. Moriarty. Josiah ". Smith d. r..
Bisbec. Charles y. Green and Clayton
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