The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

| EDWIN MetcaiT went TO waterbury OF
business trip yesterday.
! Charles Zanleoni went to Bethel thi.
morning on business visit
Miss Eva X Laxon went to Bostor
to-day where she has position.
To Rent Downstairs tenement on up
per Hill street. ". E. Richardson.
| C. L. Hodges OF Randolph was in tht
city yesterday on a business trip.
| Frank sprague Of Cabot was bus.
mess visitor iii the city yesterday.
VI. Briggs went to Bethel to-day tC
work at his trade as a stone cutter
Mr.. and Mrs, A. V. Nelson of Cabot
were among the visitors in the city yes,
terday.
| IL II. Hall has returned home, after
spending a few days in Randolph OF
business.
John Dodge Of Waits River was II
the city to-day to attend the funeral Of
Charles Beede.
DR.. H. S. Carver OF Marshield was a
visitor at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. H
w Whiteomb to-day
F. A. Fuller has returned TO his home
in Bradford, after spending few days
in the city on business.
Painters are engaged in making sew
eral improvements to the interior Of
the Barre Candy kitchen.
Louis Adams of Boston will be en-
ployed as chef at the Pearl street rath-
skeller under its new management.
Mrs. Joseph Jobin left this morning
for Quebec, where she was suddenly
called by the serious illness OF her sis
ter.
o. N. Granger, who recently under
went an operation Mt the Heaton hos
pital in Montpelier, is rapidly recovering
his health.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Favareau, who have
been passing two weeks with friends in
the city, LETT to-day for their home in
Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. L. II. Raymore and two children
returned yesterday TO their home in
Lyndonville, after passing ten days with
friends in the city,
Italiani non dimenticacate di andacare
Sabato tutti ALI opera house ALA grande
segata di beneeenza che daca la Comp.
Filod. independents.
Mrs. p. Park of the Paris Shirtwaist
house has recovered from a recent i'll
ness and will be able to see her Gus
toners Saturday afternoon.
James Romans of North Adams,
Mass, came last night to pass few
days at the home Of his brother, Louis
Romans, Of Prospect street,
Frank Bradbury has moved his house
hold goods from the house on Averill
avenue into the Winch house on Trow
hill, which he recently purchased.
p Claude Goodrich Of st. Johnsbury,
student at Dartmouth college, Han
over, n. H., is passing a few days in
the city, the guest OF A. j. Beck.
B. II. Wells. R. A. Hoar and j. w.
Mcdonald returned home yesterday from
Rochester, n. ", where they had been
passing a few days ON business connect
ed with the Consolidated Quarry com
pany.
Harry Segel has sold through the F.
b. Cate Real Estate agency, his three
tenement house on Washington street,
corner of Liberty street, to Alfred A.
Boyce The consideration is not -men-
toned.
A number of friends of Daniel
Sullivan met at the home of Thomas
McGoff of Brook street and presented
him a handsome gold watch fob. The
evening was pleasantly passed in a So
eial way. Mr.. Sullivan leaves tonight
for San Francisco, Cal
Gypsina, the gypsy violinist at the
Biiou, made a decided impression on the
audience last night. This is her first
appearance since retiring from concert
work in which she has appeared with
the majority OF the most eminent ar
fists in the realm of music She APP
pears the remainder of the week and
on the same program is an |. NJ. z. pic
ture. $50 Runs the Wy which the
exhibits by special arrange
ment.
The over the Teacups club held its
annual business meeting yesterday when
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year. President. Mrs Aida
Durham; vice president, Mrs Nathaniel
Bond; secretary. Mrs. Ii. A. Gould: !
treasurer, Mrs II. J. Smith; education.
Al committee, Mrs. Eta Eastman; flow !
er committee. Mrs. John Mcdonald; Wis. |
iting committee. Mrs Warren Richard |
son; program committee, Mrs Donald I
Smith. Mrs c. n Benedict, Mrs. Frank ]
Cove, Mrs. Fayette Cutler.