The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-21
TALK OF THE TOWN.

! Save money Dy Duymg your curtains
at Fits
children's top coats from the Frank
McWhorter Co.
I. C, Carson went to Bethel this morn
ing on business trip.
John Coots has returned home, after
passing a few days with friends in Bur
lington.
Mrs. Sylvia Poore has gone to Stowe,
where she will remain with friends for
a few days.
For children's stockings that will wear,
get the fluff hose" at Perry's, two pairs
for 25 cents.
! Mrs. D. S. Waterman has returned
home, after passing several days with
relatives in Orleans.
George r. Griffin has returned to his
home in Chelsea, after passing few
days in the city on business
Art squares. 9xl2 8x0, sold at auction,
city auction rooms, Saturday, 2 p, m.
See ad. o. II. Hale, auctioneer.
| Bert Westcott returned yesterday to
Rouses Point, n. y, after passing two
days in the city on business.
Joseph Pierce, who has been passing
few days in Woodsville, N H., on
business, returned home yesterday.
A. R. Nadissdin of Goddard seminary
| has returned TO Barre, after passing sew
eral days in Waterbury on business.
NJ. 0. Flint and son returned yester-
day to their home in North Troy, after
passing few days with friends in the
city
Frank Alcock returned yesterday TO
his home in Patterson, n. j. after spend
( ing a week in this city and vicinity on
business.
Joseph Calderara went to Burlington
to-day where he will visit his brother
Peter Calderara, who is confined in the
Mary Fletcher hospital.
Mrs. G. Bolgonino, who has been pass
ing few days in Barre, the guest OF
Dir. Il. J. Ghidella, left last night for
her home in New York City.
At the regular meeting of the Young
Peoples association held in the Presby-
terrain church last evening, Mr.. Edwards
read an excellent paper on David Liv-
! ingstone." The meeting, which is one OF
the last to be held until next winter
was largely attended.
DR.. Weinert. who has been passing
several days in the city, the guest OF
friends, returned yesterday to his home
in Boston. Friends of DR.. Weinert, who
passed last summer here, win be inter
ested TO know that he has built up a
lucrative practice in Boston.
George Richardson of the Richardson
road was in the city to-day and reports
an excellent sugar season, although he
expressed belief that the last run will
be gathered within few days. Mr.
Richardson has already made three times
as much sugar as the entire crop OF last
spring.
William Powell OF Burlington arrived
in the city to-day and will assist in the
! entertainment at the Presbyterian
church held this evening under the au.
spices of the boy scouts Mr.. Powell Il
a choir boy in st. Paul's church at Bur.
lington and viii render solo at the
affair tonight.
The last festal observance of the jew.
ish Passover among local Hebrews was
held at the home of NJ. Gottler OF Sem.
mary street Wednesday night, the oc.
casion being the feast of Bar Alitzye
celebrated this year in honor OF the
young son of Mr.. Gottler, who has
I reached the age OF thirteen, when all
Hebrew boys are confirmed. A number
OF persons from Montpelier were pres.
ent at the ceremony The Passover end
ed last night at shutdown.
The records for large crowds at the
inter fraternity fair in progress each
evening this week at Rowland hall was
maintained last night. The program
contained in addition to violin sole
by James Riley and waltz song by
! Miss Sturtevant of the seminary, three
meritofious offerings from students al
Goddard. Leon Titus with reading
Miss Lamberton with piano solo and
Fred Pitkin with a humorous sketch
showed that their training at the schoo
on the hill has not been without results
Each number was greeted with hearty
applause at its finish Dancing followed
until II O'Clock The affair tonight
will be in charge Of the Knights Of
Columbus. The participants in the en-.
tertainment have been preparing for tht
occasion under the direction of the Sis
tiers of Sacred Heart, something unusua
in the way of programs is promised
Following are some of the numbers
"The Cavalry Parade" march; song
"The Telephone Message; violin solo
song. "Tenting Tonight; song, "Th'
Whistling Sehoolboys"; plantation mel
odes. piano and violin. Only small
admission fee is charged for the enter