The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

/ \ full quota OF BARRIERS at your service
! tonight. Miers'.
1 Walter Cram of Waterville Me-, is
spending few days with friends in
1 this city
Robert Singer left this noon for AL
bany, n. Y, where he has secured EN-.
| ployment.
| George Robins of French street left
last night for Montreal, where he will
| remain for several days on business.
/ Rev 4. G.. Griffin, who has been visit
! ing at his former home N Rutland for
tie past week. returned to this city to.
day.
George Reed of Washington street left
| this morning for Manchester, n. H.,
where he will spend few days ON bus
| mess.
Miss Ena Alexander Of Washington
street left yesterday for Burlington,
where she will visit with friends for a
few days.
Byron Num- left to-day for Walden,
where he was called by the sudden
death of his brother in-law, Albert Cox,
from tonsilitis.
Miss Sophia Campbell Of Boston was
a visitor in this city yesterday ON her
way to Graniteville, where she will visit
with her father for a few days.
Joseph Papin of Bolster place, who has
been spending few weeks business
trip at Philadelphia and Boston, re-
turned to this city last night.
Mrs. John Arthur OF Glover arrived
in the city Thursday afternoon for
three weeks visit at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. NJ f. GaskelI of East street
Mrs f. A. b. Bishop of Mt Clemens.
Mich, former resident Of this city ar
rived III this city yesterday and will re-
main for a few weeks as the guest of
Mrs. ID. p. Town of Richardson street.
At the regular meeting of the Royal
Arcanum in the Knights Of Pythias
rooms in the Blanchard block last night
the degree work of the order was worked
on two new candidates. and on six other
members the degrees were completed
A mans brown felt (soft) hat was
taken by mistake, Thursday night in the
H. of C. hall at the A. O. II. meeting.
The owner may have same by calling
at The Times office, and exchanging for
the one he has
The condition of Muriel Crowell, the
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
d. Crowell. who was injured in an cleo
trio car accident Thursday morning, is
eovery seems quite assured. The child
is confined at the City hospital
At the Universalst church tomorrow
the Orpheus quartet will sing Dudley
Bucks "Sing Alleuia Forth" and Barn
abys "Sweet Is Thy Mercy Lord
Frederic Edwards will sing Van De Wa
ter's The Peniteut''; and Prof Wheaton
will play Wagner's Prayer From Bohen-
grin" And Gounods "Postmde From the
Redemption"
The work of grading the land of the
Peoples Lighting, Heating Power
company at their plant off Depot square, \
which was badly damaged by the high |
water of two weeks ago. is nearly COM
pleted The company has had a gang /
OF men at work for the past week |
filling the part of their property which
was washed away.
In overhauling our ice cream tubs and |
cans, we find there are quite a number |
left out where ice cream has been de- |
livered. Our tubs and cans nearly all |
have our name or initials on them. If |
anyone who has such tubs or cans will /
kindly notify us, we will consider it |
favor or anyone who will return to our l
creamery before April 2s, 1912. any size /
below three gallons. we will gladly give |
them one pint of finest ice cream OF
one quart of ice cream for a three gal \
Ion OF five-gallon size. l.. b. Dodge.
The Italian Athletic clubs baseball
team left at ll:40 this forenoon for
its first game of the season to be played
with the Norwich university at North
field. The following men will hold
down the positions for the locals: Comol-
Ii, c: Beaton, p; Calcagni. lb; Giaeamuz
ii. 2b; Stewart, $; David, 3b; Bottigi,
II. TonazE. cf; Scampini, rf; Soldini,
sub. Piepel and Munsell will do the
battery work for the college team.
Some twenty l. A. C. fans accompanied
he team to Northfeld