The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-13
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Perry spent
the week end with friends In Water.
| bury.
John Williams Of Hartford, Conn,
was guest Of friends in Barre over
Sunday.
Allen Williams Of st. Johnsbury is
passing a short visit with friends in
the city.
Gerald Holmes of this city is visiting
with his brother in st. Adams for a
few days.
Get your food Tuesday and Wednes-
day at the domestic booth, Congrega-
tional fair.--ady.
Stanley Marsh has returned to his
home on Merchant street after a hunt
ing trip to Maidstone.
Alto Mariana left to-day for Buffalo,
N. Y, from where he will drive back a
truck for one of the local dealers.
In mentioning hospital bag day re-
turns, Websterville should have been
credited with gifts amounting to $40 in
value.
Winifred McHugo, who has been Wis
iting in this city for the past month,
returned Saturday to his home in Bos-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Houston Of North
field passed the week end at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Higgins of this
city.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Swasey and
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Luce and son of
Waterbury visited friends in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walker have
returned to their home on Mount Yer
non place after a visit with friends and
relatives in Montreal.
Miss Emily J. Dodge, who served az
a bridesmaid at the Ellis Eaton we'd
ding in South Royalton Saturday,
spent Sunday at her home here, re-
turning last night to her work at the
University of Vermont, Burlington.
A third-class postmaster examina
tion will be held in Barre Dec. q to fill
the position Of postmaster at Granite
vile. The Graniteville office pays ST.
600 year and the term of the presen.
postmaster expired Jan. ], 1921.
Bernard McMannis Of Waterbury
was brought into Barre city court to-
day on a charge Of intoxication and
was fined SIS and costs of Sll90 for a
subsequent offense. McMannis, who is
employed on the "hill', was taken in
to custody last evening by Sheriff J..
G. Scott and brought to this city for
appearance to-day. He expects TO be
able to raise his fine and was returned
to the station to await Developments.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur c. Tilden and
Mrs. Fred Kempton left Saturday night
for Washington, ID. c.. where they will
attend the seventeenth triennial as
sembly of the general grand chapter,
Order of Eastern Star, which is being
held there this week. After attending |
the assembly, they will join a tourist |
company for a visit TO PHILADELPHIA. |
New York City and Atlantic City.
Catherine Mae. four-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland l. Jerue. /
was killed by falling from a third
story window on Nov. 10 at their home
in Quincy, Mass. She leaves besides her
parents. three sisters. Arlene. Laurel 4
and Marion Jerue. Mr.. and Mrs. Jerue
were former residents OF Barre and /
Mrs. Jerue win be remembered as MAY. /
wood Robertson. Mr.. and Mrs. Jer1se /
and family are residing at the home of /
Mrs. Jerue's mother. Mrs. George Rob
ertson, in Quincy.
To the members and friends Of the
Barre Woman's club: The Ladies'
Home Journal has made il possible for
US to help in the child welfare drive
which is going on at this time. All
those who contemplate renewing sub
seriptions and also who wish to heip By
new subscription. are urged 10 do 80 BE-
fore Friday. Nov. ~. Please enclose
money lSl50l in envelope
with your name-and leave it with Nfs.
Alexander Smith. p Keith avenue. ~
Mrs. Henry Jack<on. 20 South Main
street