The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-04
TALK OF The TOWN.

William Milne has moved from Laurel
street to Pearl street.
James Beagrie has moved from Sum
mer street to Merchant street,
Buzz SpaifoTd of Winooski called on
friends in the city yesterday.
Peter Aseondi returned yesterday from
q business visit ia Montreal.
Harry McCfiliis Of Marshfield was in
the city on business yesterday.
George Huard Of Winooski is in the
city on business for few days.
Miss Jennie Frcderickson went to
Piainfeld this afternoon to visit her par
ents.
NJ. NJ. Goodwin Of st. Johnsbury visit
cd his cousin, N. c. Goodwin, in this
city today.
Irwin Potter was in East Montpelier
last night, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert kelton.
d. Cassamalli went to Montreal re-
Gently and is in a hospital there having
his eyes treated.
Mrs. Clifford Cote Of Maple avenue
picked fully blossomed pansy in her
garden the first Of the week
W. L. Barnes, formerly a resident of
Barre, died yesterday afternoon ut Hyde
Park Mass. The funeral will be held
tomorrow
Miss Hazel Tenny of Boston is spend
ing her Easter vacation with her cousins,
the Misses Eva and Ethel Denno, of
SOuth Main street.
G. I'osi of Addison street left this
morning for three months business
and pleasure visit at his former home
in Peamot, North Italy.
L. Ciinberg Of New York IS in the
city making preparation for the erection
Of his business block on the corner Of
Pearl and North Main streets.
The Morrison farm furnished maple
syrup for the meeting Of the East Mont
pelier grange last evening, and those who
partook pronounced it to be excellent
syrup in every way.
Among tie arrivals at the City hotei
today are NJ II Hubbard, George r,
Harper, William G. Brooks, G. A. Gates,
Boston; G. S. Wilber g. T. Meade, Bur-
lington; g. A, Dickie, Troy; II. II. Lane,
Springfield
John Kelly q brakeman IN the Cen
trail Vermont yard, is laid up with a
badly iammed foot, which was received
Tuesday by catching II between the turn
table and the pil3t OF a locomotive which
he was assisting in turning.
News has been received Of the birth
of son on March 2sth to Rev. and
Mrs Edward J. Gale OF Macon, Missouri.
Mr.. Gale will be pleasantly remembered
as q former resident of this city and for
several years a member Of the Vermont
Methodist conference,
The committee of the Universalist
society kindly ask the ladies to make an
apron and brink to the church the last
Of next week The night will be am.
nounced later a supper and entertain
ment and apron sale viii take place.
Mrs. f. t. Mower IS chairman Of the
month and chairman Of the Ladies'
union. The ladies are asked to encour
age the new committee by giving them
booth full Of aprons, Also crowded
house. Admission only IS cents.
Alr. and Mrs William Stephens Of Ma
pie avenue entertained six tables Of
whist players at their home last even
ing The hrst prize was won by Miss
Besie Smith and Mr. Park. while Miss
Nellie Smith and Mn. Andtew took the
BOBBY prize Refreshments Of sand
wiehes. cake. ana code were served. The
remainder Of tho evening was spent ~
singing and dancing. Music was fur
nished by Miss Bessie Smith and Miss
Milne. Songs were sung BY AIRS. steph
ems, Mrs Park and Alis. Smith, and
Graves Alyes and Mi Mitchell A very
pleasant evening was spent.