The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

More new silk waists at Naughan's.
Black Cat Comfit hose at Abbott's.
Men prefer Miers sanitary barber shop
because of the excellent service.
Louis Molinari of New York was
among the business visitors in this city
to day.
Morgan Hatch of North Main street
was business visitor in Middlesex and
Waterbury Sunday.
! Louis Balzarini returned home this
morning, after passing Sunday with
| friends in Williamstown.
| j. A. Plaisted of Prospect street left
| to-day for his former home, Nova Scotia,
where he will visit for a few weeks.
Dean Corliss of Washington street left
this noon for Waterbury, where he will
visit with relatives for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs Allen G.. Fay Of Acad
envy street returned home this morning,
after passing several days in Boston
Northfield high school defeated the
Italian Independent baseball club at
Mortified Saturday by the score of to
10.
Mrs. George Troup who has been visit
ing friends in the city for several days,
has returned to her home in Portland,
Me.
Be sure to order your tickets for the
eantata, David, the Shepherd Boy"
ahead, so that you may be sure of a
seat.
Mayor L. H. Thurston of North Sem
mary street, who has been indisposed
for several days, is now able to be out
OF doors again.
The condition of Charles S Wallace
of Terrace avenue, who has been con
fined to the house for several weeks, !
continues to improve daily.
son was born to Mr.. ard Mrs. Will
liam Mari of Detroit, Michigan Friday,
April g. Both Mr. and Mrs. Mari are
well known in Barre, Mrs. MARI being "a
sister OF Mrs. Il. A. Park.
Have YOU an engagement for May Isl
Why, yes! That evening has been en-
gagged for long time. Then you are
not going to David, the Shepherd Boy"f |
Yes! That is my engagement.
Owing to increasing business w. J. |
Loughheed is moving his plumbing quar-
tiers from South Main street to the |
basement of the b. Tomasi building. |
At the new stand Mr.. Loughheed will !
have greater facilities TO carry on his
business.
l. II. Smith, who has conducted a
bakery in the Cleary building on North /
Main street, since the former proprietor,
f.. H. Boyce, relinquished the business.
has closed his shop and intends shortly /
to move his family to Waterbury, where
he will be employed. Mr.. Smith has
occupied the tenement over the store
used as bakery in the same build
ing
The management of the Italian Ath-
lctic club baseball team intends to have
the Berlin street baseball grounds in
excellent condition when the grounds
will be informally opened Wednesday
with the strong university of Vermont
second team. The management has a
scraper and four horses at work putting
the finishing touches on the outfield
which was left in bad shape after the
high water of few weeks ago
Word has been received to the effect
that James +. Davidson, former presi
dent and general manager of the Con.
Lighting company, has
been made vice president and general
of the Pacific Power & Light
at Portland. Oregon, and vice
president of the Walla Walla Valley
Railway company. This information
was gladly received by his many friends
here
Saturdays and Sundays arrivals at
tile hotel Otis were as follows; Fred
Cleveland, Chelsea; S. NJ Fray, Omaha,
Neb.; Clarence Fowler, Bangor, Me-.
Fl. X. Simmons, Springfeld ". II. Cook,
Berlin; G. NJ Tubbs. Topsham; H. p.
Blanchard. Bethel; E. T. Philips, Bos-
ton; Walter johnson and wife, Norwich,
Conn; Gus jackson, Somersworth; Will
liam Messers. Berwick, Me-; Wallace
Dodge Toronto, Ont. Can; James Wood,
Toronto. Ont, Can; G. +. Hutton, New
York; Charles +, Grossarth, Burlington
The following item taken from the
Troy. n. Y. Times of April Sc concern
ing Arthur Wallace, former Barre boy
will be of interest to many local people:
The engagement of Miss Maud Schu-
man of West Sand Lake to Arthur Wal
lace OF this city was announced Satur
lay, when Miss Alice Sherman enter
tanned charmingly at her home on Paw
ling avenue for the bride-elect. Bridge
prizes were won by Miss Olive Toole,
Miss Beth Crandall. Mrs. n. B. Elliott. {
md Miss Ruth Crandall. Miss Schuman
received guest of honor award. The )
decorations were in pink and the favors T
we're pink roses, Little Miss Helen Sher.
nan made the announcement reading
/ poem, Letting the Cat Out of the I
Sag. and showering Miss Schuman with .
Funeral of Mrs. George Brigham.