The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

1iiN Aisy hooPiVai sr5tciu"y "itt' " Sa'
ment
/ Master James Ahern left the hos.
| pital yesterday after submitting to an
operation recently.
II Frank Gokey Of Pittsfeld left the
City hospital yesterday after receiv-
/ ing radium treatment.
/ Earl Hutchins of Boston is visiting
at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Ella
Pitkin, of French street.
Three days more to pay your taxes
Please bring your notice. Come early
and avoid the rush. adv
/ Don't forget the Wells concert on
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at the
Methodist church. adv.
A daughter was born Saturday at
the City hospital to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Donahue of Websterville.
Rev b. J. Lehigh of the Baptist
church left Saturday for Sherbrooke,
p O., for a few weeks vacation.
Mrs. Dora Aldrich is taking q two
weeks vacation from her duties at
the, Mrs Shepard Co. store.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prize, Mrs.
James X. Prize and Miss Daisy Prize
spent the week end at their camp at
Niggerhead pond.
Miss Eva Beaulieu began this morn
ing weeks vacation from the Mrs
Shepard Co. store, which she plans to
spend in Burlington.
DR.. and Mrs. H. A. Donahue and
family of Orange street left Yesterday
for Mallett's Bay, where they viii
camp for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bassett, Miss
Christina Pirie and Perley Haskell
spent the week end at the Bassett
camp at Niggerhead pond
Miss Harriet Lander returned this
morning to the Mrs Shepard Co. store,
after three weeks vacation spent at |
Nantasket beach and in Springfield, |
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Park and son,
Alex, IT,. of Elm street returned this
morning from Woodbury. pond, where
they have been camping for the past
month
Miss Marjorie Perry Of this city is
the ID. A. Perry Real Estate agency
taking the place Of Mrs. f. Lagore in
office while the latter is on her vaca-
ton. +
NJ. j. sullivan Of Graniteville left
this morning for Waterbury, where he
will attend the meeting of the state
branch Of the American Federation
Of Labor. r
Mrs. Josephine Perantoni and son,
EMO. Of Second street, left Saturday
for birmingham, Mass, where they
viii visit Mr.. Perantoni for a few
weeks.
During last week sixty-two ears of
granite were brought down from the
Barre quarries. This was two less than ,
were brought down during the pre- ,
,eding week.
Miss Hilda Allen of the Allen Lum- {
Der company is passing a two weeks
sacation from her duties with Miss 2
iarnet Amadon at the latter's home in '
lancaster, N. II. "a
Mrs. William Robertson and daugh-
ers, Florence and Gertrude of Brook
yn, n ", are visiting at the home Of
Mrs. William Robertson of Lewis
treet for few days.
William Eager began this morning
weeks vacation from his duties at
he Houghton and Robins store and q
caves tomorrow for Waterbury, /,
where he win attend the meeting of
he state branch Of the American Fed j
ration of Labor as a delegate from =
he Central Labor union. Fred w.
uitor will accompany him as a repre- :
entative of the Jumpers, boxers and
errickmen's union.
Henry H. Jackson Of Barre. who Is
with the actuarial depart
lent OF the National Life Insurance
o. at Montpelier. has received mott
cation that he has passed the exam
nation and has been elected an asso-
ate member of the Actuarial Society
America, an association having a
mall membership based largely on diff.
cult examinations.
Through the Office OF the state secre-
Try. John B. Kelly, grand knight Of
ARE council, No 40l. Knights of Co
INDUS, this morning received Motif
atom of his appointment to the office
district deputy for the fifth district,
he appointment having been made by !!
H. Gowdy. state deputy. The APP |
ointment is gratifying TO the many
lends of Mr.. Kelly, who has been an
,rnest and hard worker in behalf Of
le order and who is deserving Of the
-omoton. The fifth district comprises
le councils in Washington county H.