The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

For real fur coat values, see Morse
line at Montpelier.-adv.
A new arrival Of pattern hats. Mrs.
Birnie. Laurel street-adv
Public dance, Hardwick, Thursday,
Sept. %. CAROLS orchestra adv.
why not buy home to-day ut ID
Nelson street and save dollars y--adv.
Miss Alice CalGagni has left for New
York to take up studies at New Ro~
chelle college.
Wanted Three good seamstresses
none other need apply. Miss Lawiess'
Currier block.-adv.
Leslie Laid has left for Hanover to
take up his studies at Dartmouth col
lege, which opens to-day.
Antonio Cyran has arrived in town
from Chicopee Falls, Mass, to make
preparations for entrance to school.
Miss Lillian Papir of Elm street has
resumed duties in the c. w, Averlll
Co. hardware store, after two weeks
vacation.
Miss Lucy Wells of "a French street
left to-day for South Hadley, Ma,
where she will resume studies in Mt.
Holyoke college.
just received, new line of georgette
waists and sweaters, at low prices on
Wednesday. New Dry Goods Store,
Is Elm street.adv.
Clifton c. More Of So fremont street
left to-day for Burlington, where he
will take up his studies in the Uni
versity of Vermont.
Miss Madeline Whitcomb of East
Barre and Miss Lucy Lucchini of Barre
I left yesterday for Burlington, where
they enter e. V. VI.
Miss Ethel LaRoche has returned to
her home in Maiden, Mass after a
three weeks vacation with friends and
relatives in the city.
A regular meeting Of st. John !
court. C. O. f.. Thursday evening at I
/ o'clock Important amendments to the
| y-laws to be voted on.
Take advantage Of our special prices.
Select your Christmas gifts now and
let us lay them aside for you. Cool
fellows Jewelry Store-adv
/ Maccabees, attention! 1t is expected
that Mrs Emma Salt, deputy supreme
commander Of Michigan, win be pres
ent at the regular meeting tonight
Waltz Wait! Big doings at Rowland
/ hall Oct. 5 and g. Bazaar by Loyal
/ Order Of Moose and Women of Moose
heart Legion. Dancing each night
adv.
Mrs. Marion Macdonald of r. Elm
street left, this afternoon for Plenty,
! Sask., where she will make an extend
ed stay at the home of her brother
who is in poor health.
Mrs c. J. Allen returned last night
from Burlington, after a several days
visit with her sister, Mrs. w, II. Car
! dell Of Bristol who is very sick at
the Mary Fletcher hospital
Baron and Marion Grierson and Mrs.
| James Grierson of Laurel street have
J returned to their home from Roekland,
! Me. where Baron has been working
during the summer in the Samoset ho-
tel. Mrs. Grierson and Marion have
/ been there during the past three weeks
/ on a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Sanguinetti and
daughters. Mary and Rose Tomasi, re-
turned yesterday from Europe, and
Italy, where they have been passing
the summer viewing again the scenes
of their native country. During their
sojourn abroad they Travelled the
length and breadth of Italy Miss
I Mary Tomasi will take up her work
as teacher in Spaulding high school.
Rachel Cutler, who has been con
fined to the house 'srly all summer
/ bv sickness, was unable to return to
college this fall. 1t was thought ad
visable for her to rest one year. How
ever. SO great was her ambition for an
education that she entered the com
mercial class at Goddard seminary and
will return to Jackson college in the
/ fall of 1922.