The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Charles Grossarth of Burlington was
in the city yesterday on business.
Gordon Smith of South Ryegate is in
the city visiting friends for a few days.
Harold Chappell returned yesterday,
after short visit with friends in Cal.
ais.
| F. Z. Hall has moved his household
goods from Academy street into the
house at 81 Highland avenue.
| Good bargains in things new and sec
ond hand can be found at the new city
auction rooms, Bolster block,
Aaron Berman, who has been in this
city for the last few days on business,
returned to Littleton, n H., to-day
Richard Trueba Of Montpelier has en-
tered Goddard seminary as boarding
student for the remainder of the year.
Ernest Cudworth is moving his house
hold goods from II Academy street into
house on upper Washington street.
Mrs. f. r. Lantman returned to-day
to her home in Greensboro, after spend
ing week with relatives in the city.
The men OF the Congregational church
are to provide for three hundred people
at their chicken-pie supper next FRI
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Keller returned
last night to their home in Montreal,
after spending a few days in the city
on business.
Thirty high school students, chap
eroned by Miss Dane and Mr.. Hughes
of the faculty,S enjoyed a snow shoe
tramp last evening.
The Independent Order Of Foresters
will hold social dance after the meet
ing Friday evening All Foresters and
their friends are invited. Fifty cents
per couple.
John Del Month, who has been en-
ployed as statue cutter in Northfeld
for several months. has returned TO this
city and began work yesterday morning
for Tosi & Sanguinetti.
NJ. S. Rounds went this morning to
Burlington, where he attended COM
mttee meeting of the Vermont Under
takers and Embalmers' association, of
which organization he is secretary.
The monthly business meeting Of the
ladies' guild of the Church of the Good
Shepherd will be held at the home of
Mrs. Parker, % Spaulding street, Thurs,
day evening, Feb /, at 1880 o'clock
Donald Smith has received word from
Clark Thorn, who went TO Batavia, y.
Y, about year ago, that Mr.. Thorn
has been in very poor health since Christ
mas information which will be regret
ted by his many friends in Barre. Mr..
Thorn is with relatives at Batavia
Fred Il. Hall has resigned his position
in Il. M. Lyons grocery store and left |
last night on his initial trip through |
the northern part of Vermont in the in |
terests of the Loose Wild Biscuit Co. |
of Boston. Mr.. Hall viii make his home |
in this city and expects to be in Barre /
weekly.
Local Congregatioaalists who attend |
ed the annual meeting of the Central |
Vermont Congregational club at Water |
bury Yesterday were as follows. Rev. J. /
w Barnett, Deacon G. S. Wallace, DIR. /
and Mrs. 0. G. Stickney, Mr., and Mrs.
H G. Woodruff, Mrs. J. Henry jackson,
Mrs. ]. C. Griggs.
Mrs. Margaret V. Parkyn and Miss
b. Parkyn, who have been
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
HOLSTER jackson of Wellington street,
left this noon for New York City,
whence they will sail for Jacksonville,
Fla, to pass the remainder OF the win
ter.
The death of Serzio Maccari, the in
fnnt daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tito 4
Maccari, who live in the b. Tomasi
block, occurred last night at Z o'clock II
The child was seven months old and II
had been far the past ten days The
funeral be held tomorrow after
noon and tile burial will probably take 4
place in Hope cemetery.
Tuesdays arrivals at the hotel Otis
were c. d. Burbank, Providence, r. L.; |
f. Cooley. Burlirgtoni W. ]. Marsh, 4
Utica. n. Y, G. H. Taft, Worcester,
Mass; H. G. Wyman, Worcester, Mass;
J. S. Kingston, Syracuse, \. Y; w. L. Il
Carr, Waterbury; S. f. Severance, Bos-
on; Charles Edwards and wife, New
York City; George Mitchell, New York.
A leap year party was given in honor
If Miss Mamie Mcdonald last night at
Ter home at 70 Elm street. There were
bout forty of her friends present, who
,nioyed a social evening of singing,
rames and dancing, the music for which
vas furnished by Miss Beatrice Cal
Afghan. During the evening buffet
uneh was served by Mrs. NJ. Mcdonald
md Laura Donahue. Gordon Smith, in
,ehalf of those in attendance, present
a Miss McDeaald a snowshoeing outfit.
rhe party broke up at late hour,
very one having enjoyed pleasant
vening