The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-08
Talk or THE TOWN

CAROLS last dance Of the season at
Woodbury. pond Tuesday, Sept IT.
adv.
William Milne OF Patterson street
left yesterday for Terre Haute, Ind, on
business visit.
Forrest Bowles Of Hill street left
yesterday for Cleveland, O., where ne
has secured employment.
Elizabeth Hoffman arrived in the city
this morning from Bennington, where
she has been visiting for time.
Robert Rock, formerly Of this city,
who has been passing few days with
friends and relatives here, returned yes
terday to his home in Burlington
Lewellyn Densmore, former Spauld-
ing and Montpelier high athlete, who
graduated from the latter institution
last year, has made arrangements to
attend Norwich university this year.
Mr.. Densmore's brother, Lorraine, is al
ready enrolled in Norwich as junior.
The funeral Of AdoIphus Collins of
Hyde Park, who passed away yester-
day morning, will be held from the
house in Hyde Park street with burial
in Centeryille. The services will be In
charge Of the knights Of Pythias, OF
which Mr.. Collins was member.
Rev. A. Cyril Drumm was pleasant
ly surprised at his home last evening
when the ladies OF the guild from the
Church Of the Good Shepherd, who were
invited to the rectory for their regular
meeting, turned the affair into a de-
lightful little party. During the pleas
ant evening Rev. Mr.. Drumm was pre-
scented number Of gifts.
All Of the clerks in the city stores
go to the e. NJ. Lyon farm this eve
ming, where they will enjoy picnic
given them by their employers. Fol-
lowing good time there win be
corn roast and marshmallow toast in
which all win be expected to partici-
pate. This affair Ii really clerks pic
mic and not one Of the employers
Miss Evelyn Shields of Webster
street, who has been employed during
the summer months at the Offices of
The Granite Manufacturers association
completed her duties there yesterday
and plans TO leave the first Of the week
for Needham, Mass, where she will Wis
{ with friends before going to Fran
ngham, where she win enter the home
school located there.
James Edwin Loudon, a graduate of
Goddard seminary, who entered Dart
mouth college in the class Of 10, and
Miss Dorothy Helen Shaw. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Shaw OF
Springfield, we're married in Springfield
Wednesday evening. Mira Loudon win
-emain in Springfield for the winter,
having charge Of a private kindergarten
here and Mr.. Loudon will return TO |
Boston, where he has headquarters as
New England representative Of the |
Rochester Button company Of Roch- |
'ster, n. Y.
Boys in the city are becoming care /
ess again about riding their bicycles !
long the sidewalks of the city. The !
'ractice is strictly prohibited and any I
roungster caught will be dealt severely !
With Another practice which is grow
ng all too frequent about the city is |
hat of tossing fruit skins, especially
hose of the banana. about the side
walks and crosswalks, causing more
han one slip up Of late. True there /
hould be street receptacles to take
are Of these articles but a little /
on the part Of all would
eIp out.
Harry Hillman Of Hanover, n. H., Il
hysical director at Dartmouth college, H
nd Norman Crisp. a former football II
tar at Dartmouth, called on upper Hill II
treet friends last evening They were
n their way TO Burlington, where Mr.. II
'risp, who is now medical student at
he University Of Vermont, will act as
ssistant coach TO Tom Ready during
he coming football season. Mr.. Hill II
ian q veteran track athlete, is train
" for the 220-yard dash which is to
e the feature Of benefit meet sched-
led to be staged by the Boston A. A.
ept 10.