The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

Dance in Rowland han every
Wednesday and Saturday. Landi's or.
chestra.-
Miss Beatrice Knapp of Cliff street
began work at the Red Cross Pharmacy
yesterday as clerk.
Clifton j. Peake Of 202 North Mair
street has commenced work for Viii
liam Grearson, a barber, of Williams
town.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Glen White of East
Fairfield have returned to their home
after visiting in Orange over the week
end
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Salter of Al
burg are spending a week with Mrs.
Salter's sister, Mrs. j, X Prize, of VIII
Jamestown.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bailey of New
bury, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. 4.
Stacy of Trow hill, returned to their
| homo yesterday.
! Miss j. p. Nourse, manager Of the
Adams Go. store, is in Boston for a
| few days business in connection with
the Barre branch store.
! Nathan Habib and Joe Utter, who
left last Thursday for Maine to drive
back an Abbott motor car, are ex-
pected to return this afternoon.
| Harry Livendale resumed work at
the Cook & Watkins plant yesterday
after an absence of six weeks, being
employed during that time in Boston.
Attorney A. A. Sargent and family
of French street started Sunday morn
ing on two weeks pleasure trip,
leaving here for Lake Rescue, near
Ludlow.
William A. Daniels and wife of 80
South Main street, left Monday for
pleasure trip TO Highgate and Mont
real. They will be gone for an indefi-
mite period.
William Siminelli of North Main
street returned to Barre yesterday
from Buffalo, N. Y. where for the
past two months he has been employed
at his trade.
Miss Margaret CALI, student nurse
of the Barre City hospital, is having
a two weeks vacation from the insti-
tuition and has gone to Milford, n. H.,
to visit relatives.
Leon Theriault. after visiting Barre
friends and relatives for a few days,
left this morning for Lynn, Mass, to
resume work for the Lynn branch of
the Waldorf restaurant system.
Benjamin Roberts, who for the past
few months has been working in
Piattsburg, n. Y, returned to his home
on Summer street Sunday and expects
to be employed in local granite shed.
In the obituary of Mrs Charles c.
Moorcroft printed in the Monday issue
of The Times, the names of sister and
two brothers were inadvertently omit
ted. They are Mrs. Herbert r. Wheel
ock of Montpelier and Albert G. and
Orris B. Bradshaw of Chelsea.
James Mackie, accompanied by his
mother, Mrs Mary Mackie of l04 Sum
mer street, started on Sunday a motor
journey to Potsdam, n. Y, to attend
the graduation exercises of the Crane
Institute of Music, from which Miss
Rossmond Mackie graduates this week,
Miss Ethel Gamble has completed
duties as cashier and bookkeeper at
the Red Cross Pharmacy in prepare
ton for her approaching marriage to
Noah Meyette of Wells River. Miss
Eta Congo of Merchant street as
sumed the position yesterday.
Miss Lottie Merrill of South Royal
ton, who has been spending week
at the home of her brother. Clinton
Merrill of East Montpelier, left yes
terday for Keene, N. H., to be assistant
manager of the garment department in
the W. T. Goodnough store. Miss Mer-
rill having recently completed work
in the Lee Chadwick store in Randolph.
Acting for the New England college
entrance examination board, Supt. G.
II. White OF the Barre schools is hold
ing examinations this week at the
Spauldug high school building for sew
en- candidates, five of whom are from
Barre, one from Montpelier and one
from Bryn Mswr, Penn, the last
named candidate being a summer resi-
dent at Greensboro pond and going to
the nearest point for the purpose of
taking the examinations. The exam
nations are scheduled to be carried on
throughout the entire week. Three
other points in Vermont are designated
as places for the holding of these ex