The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

/ Spaulding alumni ball tonight. Good
/ time. adv
Chinese sea grass furniture. Big sale
at Hooker's See the display in the
window. adv.
Regular meeting of Sons of Veterans
Auxiliary Wednesday, June s, at 5 n.
IN. q
Alumni and friends of Spaulding,
young and old, come and enjoy the
! ball in Rowland hall tonight. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas O'Neil and
! Mrs. Ernest Brisman of Waterbury
were visitors in the city yesterday.
| Anthony Friberg of the granite firm
of Friberg and Anderson has left on a
/ short business trip in the interests Of
the company.
John Leslie of Nelson street has gone
on business trip through the middle
west in the interests of Littlejohn.
Odgers & Milne.
Mrs. Alex. Ross and son of Quincy
arrived Sunday for a visit at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W
Clark of Trow hill.
Russell Eastman, Mr., and Mrs. B. A.
Eastman and Mrs. James Goodwin re-
turned from weeks motor trip to
Boston and vicinity.
Thomas Burke of Short street and
A. j. Loranger of Summer street went
TO Joe's pond this morning to spend
few days camping and fishing.
Mrs Mary Ogston viii sell her
household goods at auction on Friday
1T 80 p. m. at 40 Ayers street. o. II
Hale, auctioneer. See adv.-adv.
Rehearsal OF the primary depart
ment of the Congregational church on
Thursday at AIS. Parents are urged
TO see that their children attend.
Mrs. Ruth Austin has returned from
Manchester, n H., where she has beer
visiting her father and mother and Is
stopping for a few days with Mrs. L
NJ Bruce.
Harold Burroughs is taking two
weeks vacation from his duties in the
Office of the Miles Coal Co. For the
present MIR Burroughs will remain
around i he city, making short trips to
suitable locations for fishing purposes. |
Miss Marie Mayo, who is stopping at
the home of Mrs Lillian Marion in |
the Miles block during the summer, |
went to Lowell, Mass, early this morn |
ing on receipt of a telegram stating |
that her uncle, janitor Of the Lowell |
high school building, had been instant
Nv killed by a fall from this three |
story building.
Mrs w. A. Murray of Washington |
street, Mrs Arthur Rhode and John |
McCarty of Brattleboro left by auto
mobile this morning for Saratoga |
Springs. n Y, to attend the gradual
ing exercises of the Skidmore School
of Arts, Miss Barbara Ridden, a cons
in. of Bellows Falls being one of the
of the class.
Miss Helen Whitcomb has arrived in
the city from Mortified, Mass, where
she has just completed a years course
Of study at Mortified seminary to
visit for few days with her sister,
Miss Laura Whitcomb, salesiady in
he lingerie department of the Homer
Fits Co. store before returning TO her 4
home in New London, Conn.
Principal r. L. Dawson of Goddard Il
seminary with Mrs. Msnda Kline OF
80 Merchant street and Mrs. Smith of
Merchant street motored TO Woods
vile, n. H., yesterday, and there at
tended the convention of the northern
association of the Universslists. Miss
Julia Holland, who has just returned
from very successful trip to Boston,
where as delegate from the Montpel.
Ter Womans club she attended the con
vention of the Liberal churches May %
to g. and then spent week among
alumni of the school in Boston, was
also included in this auto party which
went to Woodsyille yesterday.
Edgar White of Cottage street, me.
chanic employed at the Palace garage,
is to-day recovering from an injury re-
ceiyed while working over an automo
bile engine yesterday morning. Mr.. l
White was suddenly left in a dszed
condition and his left eye badly I
bruised, but how IL all happened he
cannot explain Other workmen in the
garage believe he was overcome BY /
gas and fell onto the Buick engine.
over which he was working. He was in
a very weak condition rs the result of
the accident though his condition is
not regarded serious and the expecta.
tons are that he will be able to resume