The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-06
TALK OF THE TOWN


passed the week end at Joe's pond.
Mrs. Bernice Martin and daughter
of Plainfeld were visitors in town over
the holiday.
Anyone desiring the gift of a large
Century plant" is requested to call TT
81 Elm street, Barre.
Price cuts extraordinary in effect
to-day on suits and overcoats. The
Royal Tailor Man.adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Hooker of Park
street have returned to Barre, after
having spent the week end in Boston.
Frank Cato returned last night 10
his home on Berlin street, after a two
weeks vacation with relatives in Con
neeticut.
There will be a meeting of the di-
rectors of the Barre Woman's club to-
morrow evening at 7:30 at the Aldricl
library hall.
S. j. Brown has resumed his duties
in the Shea shoe store on North Main
street after a weeks vacation, spent
mostly in this vicinity.
James Brown, who spent the holiday
at his home in Barre, returned last
night to St Adams, where he is en-
ployed on The Messenger.
Mrs. H. 0. Worthcn of Keith avenue
left to-day for Springfield. Mass,
where she will visit her son, Ernest \.
Worthen, for a short time.
ANY Woman's club members Tno
have not yet paid their dues and wish
their names in the year book, please
communicate with the treasurer at
once.
This weeks band concert will rot
be held until Friday evening, but the
band is requested to meet for its week
" rehearsal at the band room this
evening.
Arthur and Dean Boutwell, Of
Worcester. Mass, and Mrs. John Gill
ford of Florida are visiting their ia
Their, Ira Boutwell,, at his home on
North Main street.
Maccabees, attention Regular meet
ing of Harmon review, No. |, will be
held Wednesday evening at 1880
O'Clock. The collector will be at the
hall at $50 to receive dues
Mr.. and Mrs. Meddie Martell ct
upper Washington street went to Bur
lington to-day with their daughter
Helen, who is to enter Mt. st. Mary :
academy for a four-y year course.
Mrs. Giacomo Cecchini of 20 Maple
avenue returned to her home last night
after convalescing for some time nj
the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burling-
ton, following an operation for gall
stones.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dodge and their
son. Wallace, and wife left this morn
ing for Rutland to spend few days at
the fair and tour for few days
through the northern and western parts
of the state.
Charles Chieravall. of Summer street
commenced his annual vacation from
the B. W. Hooker & Co.'S store To-
day, and plans TO spend the time tour
ing through East Barre, Chelsea and
! Washington.
Word has been received that Miss
Margaret Starr has died at her pres,
ent home in Granville, n. Y Miss
Starr was the sister of Dennis Starr
Of Perrin street, and Mr.. Starr lett
for that town last night
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Downing have
rented their home at % Cliff street
| and have gone to Washington TO live
with a brother-in law of Mr.. Downing
Friends may locate them by Orange
County telephone, their number being
1879
Salvation Army announcement
Weather permitting an open air sefv-
| ice will be held in East Barre and
Websterville Wednesday evening, Aug
Anyone having cast-off clothing
and who wishes to give same to those
in need, write or call Salvation Army
Tel. 2l-M.
Gus Gregoire spent the week end II
town with old friends. He returned
Yesterday to Dorset, where he Is con
structing a stretch of road for thu
state. The construction has been il
progress for over year now, and &C
cording to the present outlook th'
work will be completed this fall be
fore snow flies.
News has been received Of the dead
of Miss Allcne Gale. young daughter
of Allen Gale of this city, yesterda.
at the Gale camp at Groton pond
where the family has been stayini
during the summer Allene was 50
wears old. and the oldest daughter o
| Mr. and Mrs. Gale Besides her par
ents. she leaves two sisters and i
brother.
A surprise party was given Mis-
Helen Martell at her home on Wash
| ington street last evening by about 1
dozen of her young friends, to tenis'
her a farewell before she left the city
to-day to enter four-year course a.
Mt. St. Mary academy. Burlington. !
pleasant evening was spent, will
games and music and the latest Scoscl
dances. Refreshments were served m
purse Of money was given Mis-
Martell as a token Of friendship.
OF special interest will be the meet
ing next Wednesday afternoon at 2:3
of the woman's association in the Con
grevational church psrlors, for Dr.. Har
riet Parker of the Madura mission, In
dia. will speak to the women at tina
time. DIR. Parker is Nermonter b,
birth ana j. at he head Of hospita
in Madura. She is ir the United State
on a fu-lough AMI has been speaking
before various audiences since her ar
II rival in her native state. All who hav
heard her speak of her very interesting
talks and they interest not only IN
adults but the young people and chill
dren. for her work deals with all age
Tie rrnmen Of the Methodist chnrcl