The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-18
TALK or THE TOWN

carload Of paint arrive to-day adv
| Mrs. Andrew Mitchell Of "a Pleasan
street was operated on at City hospita
this morning.
Orville Theriault Of Williamstowl
entered the City hospital last evenin,
for treatment.
| Mrs. D. +. Gregory and her daughter
! Mrs. Ethel Hedberg, have returne,
! from a visit in Boston.
| Mrs. James Summers Of 6S Aver
street was admitted to City hospita
yesterday for treatment.
The st. Elizabeth bazaar will be he'll,
Oct. ~, Rowland hall. Dancing from
10 to IL. CAROLS orchestra. adv.
Miss Catherine Mcleod Of IA CAM
street underwent an operation for ap
pendictis this morning at City hospi
tai.
Miss Quinlan's dancing school Thurs
day. Latest New York steps taught
Classes forming; join any time now
adv.
Nicholas Domenico and Frank Debi
tetto of Barre we're called to New York
recently because Of their mothers
death.
Mrs. Emma McHugo has returned to
her home in Boston, after attending
the wedding Of her son, Walter, yes
terday.
All out for good time Friday, Oct
81, at the d, of r.. No. 10, masquerade
dance. Good music. Dancing, to IL,
Clan hail. adv.
Chief Of Police James w. Sullivan,
who is on his annual vacation, left
this morning for Bethel, where he viii
pass a few days
Alfred Thomas Cole, who has been
in the city for about three days on
business, has returned to his home in
Pawtucket, r. !.
Steel grill work has been placed in
front OF the several plate glass win
dows of the Peoples National Bank
quarters in the Aldrich block.
Don't bother to get supper at home
Wednesday night: go to the Congre-
gational church and eat with the
crowd. Everybody viii be there. adv.
The ladies of the Church of the Good
Shepherd will meet with Mrs. Fred
Vinton.. Merchant street, Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock to sew for the
sale.
Doesn't that menu the Congregation
al woman have prepared sound appe
tizingg Haven't read it? Turn to page
S right off and then come to the sup
per Wednesday Nght.--adv
Joseph Giudici Of Al Beckley street
returned Saturday from New York
City. where he went on business
tsip Of few days in the interests Of
the Giudici Brothers and company,
granite manufacturers.
Maccabees. attention. The regular
meeting Of Harmon review, No. |, will
be held Wednesday evening at 80
o'clock. Imitation and refreshments.
Guards and officers wear white. Col
hector win be at hall at 0 o'clock.
Among the flowers given at the j.
X. Pirie funeral, not included in yes
terday's list, were set pieces from ST.
Alderman commandery, Granite chapter,
r. A. NJ, and the Granite Manufactur-
ers' association. There was also a pill
low from the wife and family
Mrs. Minnie Corser. who for the
past two weeks has been visiting in
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Nathaniel
Bond of 90 South Main street. re
turned to-day to her home in Henni-
ker, ". II. Mrs. Corser will leave soon
for Orlando Fla, where she has a
position during the winter at Hotel
Mrs. Fanny B. Robinson, who was
born in Barre ST years ago, passed !
away Sunday at her home in Concord. |
\. n. She was one Of. the oldest mem
bers Of the First Congregational church
Of that city, having joined by letter
in 1850. She was the widow Of Charles
A. Robinson, and she u survived by
one son. Rodney r. Robinson, and a
granddaughter. Evelyn Robinson.
The second bridge to receive treat
ment according to the suggestions of
City Engineer S. l.. Rnggles. is the Der
lin street bridge, where repairs are
now being made. New planks viii be
aid in the center. Meanwhile Smith
street is the means of getting across
he river. The other bridge which has
Deen fixed up is the Blackwell street
bridge, where the work Of painting has
,een completed.
Mrs. Ella Favor Of Barre, mem
Der of Harmon review, No. l, has the
lonor Of being the first member of the
ocal order Of the Maccabees in win
ling her trip to the Pacific coast in
923. Assisted by Mrs. Emma Salt OF
Michigan, deputy supreme commander,
he organized review at Gilman, the
rider to be known as the Gilman re-
'iew. A large class was secured for
he charter list. The w. b. A. is the
argest woman's order i'm the world,
layinb a membership OF over 100000
md a reserve fund Of over Sl4,000.O00
I is expected there win be another
arge class initiated before the char
er closes and that Miss Rose Miller
4 Pawtucket. r. T.. who is the SUI
,ervising officer Of Vermont, will be
resent at that time.