The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-07

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\ g. Jacobs orchestra Of Montpelier
4 adv.
| A daughter was born Sept. to MI
and Mrs. John Duguid Of Washington
street.
Miss Ida NJ Bedell returned las
night from Boston and other places il
Massachusetts,.
II William Ennis leaves for New Yorl
to-day, after spending few days va
cation with his family on Abbott ave
nue..
i Rev. Albert Abbott and family Of
Underhill, N. H., are passing short
visit with friends and relatives in this
city,
Miss Lena G. Seaver, who has beer
enjoying trip through Maine and thu
White mountains, returned to this city
yesterday.
4 George Mullen Of Norwich, Conn.
who has been visiting in this city for
the past two days, left yesterday for
Middlebury.
| Mrs, Edward O. Mackay and twin
daughters returned to their home on
Richardson street from the City hospi.
tai yesterday. :
Mrs. Alexander Cordiner of Hillside
avenue is passing months visit with
friends and relatives in Woodsville, N.
H., and Boston.
The regular meeting of the !. O. o.
L., M. T., will be held in X. of P. hall
Friday evening at I o'clock. Refresh
ments will be served.
Mrs. H. A. Kendall Of Hill street re-
turned home last evening from Boston,
where she has been passing a week
with relatives and friends.
The hospital aid will have the last
| flower day Of the season on Saturday
Be sure to patronize the young ladies
when they ask you to buy flowers.
Miss Wanda Sanguinetti has returned
from Plattsburg, N. ", where she has
been spending two weeks vacation as
a guest at Goldie Douglass home.
Mrs. Dan Casellini and daughter Of
Atlantic City, N. j., are visiting at the
home Of the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Nichols of Elmore street.
Madeline Ross and Ida Ralph re-
turned to the city yesterday to resume
their studies at Spaulding high school,
after visiting in Boston and Gloucester
during the summer.
Miss Mary Ross, formerly of this
city, now Of Quincy, Mass, returned to
her home there last evening, after pass
ing a three weeks vacation with
friends in this city.
The retail merchants Of this city
have completed plans for a clerks pic
mic to be given all Of the clerks in the
local stores at the Eugene Lyon farm
tomorrow afternoon.
John A. Hall of the Parker Rotary
Stone saw was in the city to-day with
a party from Sherbrooke, who was in
terested in looking over the saws in
operation here.
George Mitchell OF Websterville has
resumed his duties a. bookkeeper at
the quarry of the Standard Granite
company, after vacation and bust
ness trip to Albany, Buffalo and Nj
agara Falls
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Webster Of |
Washington street left to-day for |
Montreal, where they will spend two
weeks vacation They were accompan-
led by Mrs Elizabeth Howie, who re-
turns to her home in Montreal, after
passing the summer at the home Of /
Mr. and Mrs Webster
The ladies' hospital aid will hold its
Nj u
Friday afternoon at o'clock There
were only four at the meeting last
week, and those who know the amount
Of sewing that needs to be done for
the hospital are wondering if there are
not others who viii come tomorrow TO
assist.
Both Of the motor trucks from the
alarm received at 4:29 last evening,
Ealing the fremen to the corner of
Berlin and Prospect streets. When
the trucks arrived on the scene, the
iremen found merry little chimney
fire awaiting them, the blaze having
itself from the chimney
INTO the roof. The house is the prop
srty OF William Stacy. who resides
here with his family No great dam
,ge was done and after ehopping
role in the roof the contents OF an ex-
inguisher and some chemical were all
hat was required to put out the blaze.
A telegram was received by Secre-
AIRY Bradley of the Board of Trade
from Alfred 0'Connell, a
Barre boy now attending the Palmer ,
SCHOOL OF Chiropraetic. stating that
he school was broadcasting phono
,raph radio concert from station voc
L midnight, standard time last eve
ling and he requested that some Barre
tation try TO pick the concert up. Os-
non Dodge was successful in his at
empt and received a. great deal of the
oncert, some of the pieces heard be-
ng Nobody Lies" sung by Margaret
ioung, Georgia" a concert band mum
'er, and another piece. the name Of
which was inaudible. This concert was
all over the western states,
Washington. California, Ne
ada, Utah, Oregon and Montana. Va
ious wave lengths were tried out for i
he concert, ranging from 800 to ass
n