The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-01
TALK OF THE TOWN


III Cecil Thomas, William King an
H Andrew Cola OF Hardwick were week
end visitors in Barre.
H Rummage sale at Methodist mission
on Berlin street Monday and Tuesda,
afternoon. Hats, dresses, shoes, adv
II Mrs. J. D. win and two daughter
OF Hartford, Conn, are visiting Mrs
Walter Douglas of North Main street
II Romeo Bossi and Joseph Travi hav,
returned to their homes in Dorchester
Mass, after passing a week will
friends in Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Graham of Wa
tertown, Mass, are stopping with Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Waterman at the d. S
Waterman home at 236 Washington
street.
Il Mrs. George Matheson and two chill.
dren Of Maiden, Mass, are visiting at
the home of Mrs. Anne Matheson OF
Garfield avenue and with relatives in
Montpelier.
William B. Howe of Easton, Pa, and
one of the firm of D. ]. Howe 4 Son, a
retail monumental concern, is spend
I ing three or four days in Barre plac-
ing orders.
Miss Hazel Cobb, for several years
member OF the faculty of Spruiding
high school, has been engaged as as
| sistant in the commercial department
Of 81, Johnsbury academy.
J. G, More OF fremont street left
yesterday afternoon for Roxbury, n,
Y, where he will visit at his former
home for week, while taking yaca
tion from the Office of Barclay Bros.
A regular meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary to Clan Gordon, No. l2, will
be held Tuesday, Aug. ,, at 7'l5 p,
m. The members of the amusement
committee are asked to meet at $3.50.
Bruno Ciardi Of Zanleoni place,
who is now having a vacation from
the Barre Drug Co., plans to join
party of young men at Greenwood
pond to remain for the next couple OF
weeks
Louis Balzsrini OF Smith street is
taking a two weeks vacation from the
Union Clothing Co., where he is ep
ployed as clerk Miss Chesser, book
keeper at this store, also began a vaca
ton to-day,
Bans Of marriage were published for
the first time between James r. Hig
gins Of Barre a member of the D. NJ.
Miles Coal Co.. and Mrs. Mulcshy of
Hardwick at ST. Monica's church yes
terday morning.
John Mclean Of Montpelier, assist
ant manager Of the Union Clothing Co,
ended his annual vacation Saturday,
spent with a party OF Montpelier
campers at Groton pond, and resumed
duties at the store to-day
Mr.. and Mrs George Lander and |
family and Mr., and Mrs. Laurence Ris |
ing and family of Washington street |
have returned TO their homes after en-
joying thlee weeks in camp at NAL |
let's Bay, on Lake Champlain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brunella have returned |
to Boston at the expiration OF Mr.. |
Brunella's vacation from duties of chef |
at the Copley Plaza hotel Their va.
cation was enjoyed with Mrs. Bru-
nella's mother, Mrs. Bianchi, of Well
lington street.
Alice Jones, daughter of Mrs. For
rest Wiley of Mount street, accom-
panied by her uncle, Frank Mathew,
left for Holyoke, Mass, Friday for a
few weeks visit with friends. Later she
weeks visit with friends. Later she
will be joined by her mother and
brother, Allen, who 60 for vacation.
J. j. Dashner, representative for the
A. Strout Farm agency, has sold
for Fremont NJ Welch of West Tops
nam his farm, stock and tools TO Mr..
md Mrs. Francis Msrtell of Lawrence,
Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Martell buy for a
rome and have already taken posses
lion.
During the absence Of Miss JEANNE
Brown, bookkeeper at the w. d. Smith
Co, store, who intends TO pass the
iext two weeks with friends in New
Iaven, Conn, Miss Jennie Aimi is act
u b4it VI NdsAitl anu MISS
wa Marin Is substituting for Miss
.imi in the bakery department
Following the regular grange meet
lg Of Cobble Hill grange Tuesday,
Jug. 2, a program will be given by the
Dung people Of the grange, consisting
I piano solo, Lucy Coming; reading,
aura Baker; duet, Lucy Dickie and
Ia Nelson; violin solo, Marjorie
NTH; reading, Harold Bancroft; vo-
Il solo, Rena Peake; play, entitled,
Borrowing Trouble
Bertrand Lavigne of Keith avenue
II to-day for Camp Devens, Mass, &
here he will spend two weeks in mill
Iry training in the citizens military
aiming camp, which was officially
,ened Friday. Mr.. Lavigne was I'M
,le TO take advantage of the training
Tered BY the local National Guard be
use Of his age, but it is understood
at the age limit in the citizens camp
cepts men under the usual military
e.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Robertson with
cir son. James, and daughter, Dora,
ON North Adams, Mass, arrived In
wn yesterday and are visiting az
e home of Mr.. Robertson's mother,
r. Annie Robertson, Of Washington
rect. The family viii be well re-