The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

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George n. Tilden went to Northfelc
this morning on business trip.
NJ f. Cutler of Plainfed was bust
ness visitor in this city yesterday.
Miss Ruby Bradley went to Northfelc
to-day to attend hop at n. Y. to-
night.
p A. Hendricks of Bellows Falls was
among the business visitors in the city
to-day.
P. II. Sudarsky Of Richmond was
among the business visitors in the city
to-day.
Mrs. Silvia Poor, who has been visiting
at Stove, returned to this city this
morning.
DR., r. j. Merchant Of Washington was
among the business visitors in this city
yesterday
A son, Lester Perry, was born April
% to Mr.. and Mrs, +. b. Guyer Of 10
Plain street.
Prices talk this week on sill, waists,
black and colors; all sizes. Paris Shirt
waist House.
States Attorney J. Ward Carver went
10 NoflHtltiu lhls ihotHlHS VI q Hhoi
business trip.
John Marion of Summer street re-
turned this morning from short visit
with friends at burlington.
Ralph Hayes returned to this city this
morning from Waterbury Center, where
he spent the week END at his home.
George Robinson of Concord, ~ IT,,
j 4, -, a N.t
entity, was Barre visitor yesterday.
BE sure to order your tickets for the
cantata, David, the Shepherd BoyJ
ahead, so that you may be sure OF a
scat,
The L. &. p. A. will hold public whist
party in X. OF C. hall Thursday May 2.
First and second prizes given. Refresh
ments.
4 G. 4. Soule Of St. Adams superinten-
dent Of the Central Vermont railroad
was among the business visitors in this
| city to-day.
/ Amos Lord OF Orange was visitor
III this city to-day on his way to Mont
peher, where he viii visit with friends
for a few days.
Louis Caporalctt. who has been visit
ing friends on North Seminary street for
few days. returned to his home in
Waterbury this noon.
The Woman's Missionary society OF
the Congregational church will meet with
Mrs. ;. NJ Chandler, 80 South Main
street Wednesday at 2.30 p. m.
sessen Joseph Of Utica, \. y. arrived
in this city to-day, being called here
BY the death of his nephew, Joseph 10.
sepE, who died yesterday morning
The regularly monthly meeting OF the
ladies' aid society of the Presbyterian
church will be held in the library room
of the church Wednesday, May !, az
.. M.
The Saturday night dance social III
Miles hall was attended by large
crowd of dancers. Music was furnished
by the Barre opera house orchestra, as
sisted by William Robertson.
Have you an engagement for May l5f
Why, vest That evening has been en-
gagged for long time Then you are
not going to David. the Shepherd Boys
Yes, That is my engagement
Mr.. and Mrs. |. f. Springer OF Maple
Grove returned to this city yesterday
from White River Junction, where they
have been visiting for a few days as the
guests OF Rev. II. NJ. Springer,
bIaccabees The regular review of Har
NOR hive, No. /. l.. O. T. NJ, will be
HE'LL Wednesday evening, May /, at 1880
o'clock. Every officer and member is
invited to be present The review to be
followed by social hour
The Barre Cubs won their second game
Of the season by defeating the Berlin
street Tigers last night at Rangers field
BY a score of . to s. Batteries, for Cubs
j. Milne and Minard; for Tigers, Daniels,
Scampini, Fratini and Comolli.
A number of local dancers went to
Montpelier last evening to attend the |
May day dance held in the city hall I'M
der the auspices of the Central Labor |
union. Barre members of the Montpelier |
Military band orchestra were also pres
emit
Goddard seminarys baseball schedule |
calls for three games this week. Wednes- |
day they meet Northfield high at North |
field. on Thursday the first game of their
series with the b. A. c. will be played |
on the campus. Saturday at Hardwick,
they play the strong Hardwick acad
envy team.
Thomas NIeGoif of North Main street |
leaves tonight for Boston, where he will I
meet his sister. Miss Kate McGoff. who |
will arrive on the White Star liner
Arabic Wednesday from Ireland Miss
McGof. who is from Castle Bar county
OF Noya, intended to sail on the maiden
voyage of the Inflated Titanic, but ow-
ing to poor train connections, was COM
PEELED to defer her voyage.
At the Biiou two-ree feature for
Wednesday and Thursday. East Lynn"
a photo play from the drama of that
name a gripping, realistic and romantic
story OF New England. In this pic
ture the Biiou has secured one of the
real feature pictures that occupy the
pinnaeles of motion picture realm real
feature of features-this picture alone
i worth more than thrice the admis-
sion to say nothing of the other excel
lcGt pictures on this all-feature program
Admission Same old price, DC.
Mondays arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows: w. l.. Wood. Boston;
Maxine Wells, New York; Louis Moli-
mari New York: William Rand, wife and
daughters T. J.. Wallen, Portland, Me-;
+. j. Dragon. Plattsburg, n. "; d. j.
Roche Buffalo, y. V; y. Spear, Bur.