The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-03

ing few days IN TINS city ON DuslW
William Duff has moved his offic,
is now located ir room Is, AldricI X
ing. IS
Charles Mental of Boston y ..ong
the business visitors in ~ ~ to.
day
John Grady of Cent : is slowly
recovering from 3, - ,aek OF pnen-
monia.
Mrs. WaIdron Shield eft last night for
months visit with relatives in Wa
verify, Iowa.
Austin P. Booth Of Ferrisburg arrived
in the city this noon for few days
business visit.
|. H. Hoton and Il. A. Holton Of
Marshfield were among the business yis-
itors in the city to-day.
A regular meeting of the L. c. b. A.
ladies will be held this evening in X. OF
C. hall at 1880 o'clock
a regular meeting of the Condors will
be held in Foresters' hall Thursday even
ing, April 4, at 1880 o'clock.
Herman Griifen of Vergennes, former
ly OF this city, is visiting with relatives
in this city for few days.
S. j. Shaw returned this noon to his
days in the city on business.
There viii be no rehearsal for "DaY-
id the Shepherd Boy" tonight The
next rehearsal viii be next week.
Antonio Fasola went last night to
Burlington, where he will attend the
music festival in progress there this
week.
Edward LeClair OF Waterbury arrived
in the city yesterday to pass the East.
er vacation with his mother on Summer
street
Almon Williams, who has been visiting
with friends on fremont street for the
past few days, returned to Burlington
day.
James Henry of Bethel, who is passing
a few days at the home Of his parents
IN Williamstown, was - visitor in this
city to-day.
c. l.. Wilder OF Boston travelling
freight agent for the Wabash railroad,
was among he business visitors in this
city to-day.
Miss Dorothy Marion, the youngest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Marion,
is quite seriously i'll at her home on
Summer street.
Miss Marguerite Brechin has returned
home after passing a few weeks at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Roben
OF South Barre.
Miss Beatrice Bugbee Of Washington
street, who has been in New York for
the past few days. returned to her home
in this city to-day.
Mrs Albert Henry, who mas been visit
ing relatives in the city for the past
ten days. left this noon for her home in
Swampscott. Mass.
Mrs j. Ward Carver and Miss Bessie
Pitkn of Church street went this noon
10 Burlington, where they will attend
the Burlington music festival.
Are you going to hear Barre's popu-
lar baritone. William Robertson, sing
The salt Of the Sea for Me" at the
Is. A. G. minstrel, April ll-l2?
Charles McCarten. who has been visit
ing friends on North Main street for
the past few DAYS returned to his home
al Woonsocket. X. l., this noon
Miss Berlyle Lawrence. daughter of
Mrs. Edith Lawrence. ticket agent 1T
the Central Vermont station. i confined
to her home on Pearl street by illness.
Special meeting OF the Barre Athletic
Every member is requested TO attend.
Business OF importance. W. Hoffman,
sec.
Orreste Boino of Berlin street went
last night to Burlington, where he att
tended the Italian grand opera at Bur
lmgtons musical festival this after
noon.
William Auld of Williamstown was
IN the city this forenoon, leaving al
ll:40 o'clock over the Central Vermont
road for BurnsviIle, \. j., where he
has secured employment.
All connected with the local minstrel
show that Is to appear at the opera
house April lil2, have gladly given
their time end services. 1t is now up
to the public to do their share
w. r. Orr of Boston, district CONNER
cial manager of the Western Union
Telegraph company. and 5. +. Fitzgib
bcns of Boston. one of the company
inspectors, were in the city to-day on
business.
A Z. Calderwood OF South Main street !
went this noon to Waterbury, where
he will visit his father, c. A. Calder
wood, of st. Johnsbury, one of the trus
tees of the Vermont state hospital for
the insane.
Frank Nelson, formerly OF this city, |
but lately employed by the American /
Express Co in Montpelier is now en-
gagged as one Of the express messengers
on the Barre branch of the Central Yer
mont railroad.
Water pouring from n faucet in an
office in the Miles granite building last !
night soaked through the floor into tGc |
store OF A. A. Lamorey & Co. and lid |
damage to boys clothing |
and shoes, the amount OF damage NOT (!
being yet ascertained.
Maccabe The regular review OF
Harmon hive. No. |, J.. Q. 7. NJ. will I
be held Wednesday evening. April 3, at t
: 80 O'Clock Initiation. Every Off
Ger. guard and member is asked to make |
an effort to be present. District Deputy /
Cora b. Ward of Bangor, Me, will at
tend the review
The Barre drug store is exhibiting the
picture Of a soldiers monument submit
tel bv Lincoln Barlow of Montpelier
for the proposed memorial of the heroic
dead of Davis county. Indiana Mr..
Barlow's design, which is enclosed in
an artistic frame. represents a soldier
Of the Union standing on a granite pile
with proper inscriptions.
Joseph Shady, the young Syrian ar
tist from Mount Libanus, whose worE