The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

Auction sale Friday evening, Satur'
day at 2;30 and p. M.
Alfred Shores of Waterbury spent TIE
weekend at his home in South Barre
Come and hear Mrs. Ballard, pianist
uniform rank concert and dance, April
u.
Antonio Fasola has returned home
after spending several days in Burling-
ton on business.
Frank L. Place left this morning on
few days business trip to Burlington
and st. Adams.
Harold Ball returned to this city this
morning from Waterbury, where he
spent the weekend with friends.
Neil Godfrey returned to his home in
| Williamstown Yesterday, after several
days spent with friends in this city.
Carlo Bernascoai returned this noon
to his home IN Mortified. after spend
ing few days in the city with friends.
Howard Markham returned this morn
ing to his home in Plattsburg, \. y,
after weekend visit with friends in
the city.
Mrs Mary Mcclure, who has been
visiting relatives in the city for few
days, returned this morning to her home
in Rutland.
Claude L. Morse of Northfeld was a
guest at the home of II. X. Bush OF
Church street over Sunday, returning TO
hi. homo +bfa tnorn5uu
Miss Helen Carey, a student at st.
Mary's academy at Burlington. was a
visitor in this city Saturday on the way
to her home at Graniteyile.
Miss Nina Brown returned to her home
in Boston to-day, after spending sun
day as the guest of Professor and Mrs.
%. X. Hollister of Sheridan street,
William Gilbertson of North Main
street returned to this city this morn
ing from Williamstown, where he has
been visiting Tor the past few days,
Miss Alice VI. Macdonald, a teacher
in the South Burlington schools re-
turned to her duties to-day, after spend.
ing Easter at Der home in Graniteyille.
#. j. Ennis of South Main street re-
sun.ed work at his barber shop at the
south end of the city, after assisting at
Hollis barber shop for the past few
days.
Albert Freeman who has been spend
ing a few days with friends in the city,
left this morning for Burlington, where
he is a student at the university of
Vermont,
Mrs. j. Peterson and daughters. Mar
ION and Doris, Of Quincy, Mass, arrived
in this city Saturday for a few weeks
visit al the guests of Joseph Graham Of
Ayers street.
Mrs. G. Cuazonni of John street was
taken in b. W. Hooker q Co.'S ambu
lance Saturday to the Heaton hospi
tal in Montpelier, where she will under
60 an operation.
Antonio BiaAchi OF Summer street re-
turned last night from an extensive
business trip through the western states
in the interest OF Banchi and Sons
Granite company.
Miss Marguerite Stoughton. who has
been visiting for the past two weeks
ct her home on Richardson street, re-
turned to Boston to-day to resume her
studies at Boston Museum Of Art
Thomas II. Parker, who has been en-.
ployed in the Smith & Cummings market
on North Main street for some time, has
resigned his position and left yester
day for Bangor, Me-. where he will be
employed by the Armour Beef Go.
Joseph Z. Weafer. who recently signed
with the BrocI,ton. Mass team in the
New England baseball league, has re-
turned to this city after spending a
few DAYS at his former home in Morris
Vile. Mr.. Weafer will leave the lat
ter part Of the week for Brocktou.
Attorney NJ. NJ. Gordon leaves to-
night for Phoenix, Ariz., where he is to
appear as counsel in-the spring session
Of United States court. From Phoenix
Mr.. Gordon will make short tour
through other western states, going aft
erwards to Los Angeles, Cal, for short
business visit. He expects to be absent
about four weeks.
c. w. Perry. the teacher of Upstream
ers' class of the First Baptist church, |
and ten of his scholars left here Sat !
urday morning at 8 o'clock for Theron |
Perry's sugar camp. After about two |
hours walk through snow and water,
they arrived at the camp, They found 1
maple syrup all ready to go with their
lunches, which they had carried with |
them. During their stay, Mr.. Perry
sugared off aud gave the boys a good /
time They left the camp at 2:3O and
reached home at 4:30.