The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-05-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

TALK Ok HE lOW ~
A chamber woman is wanted at the
hotel Otis at once.
Six chairs, six BARRIERS, everything san
itary and up-to-date. Miers.'
Mrs. John Starr of South Ryegate IS
spending a few days in this city win
relatives
Miss Alice Sullivan OF Summer street
is passing few days with relatives IN
Hardwiek. =,
A. A. Grafton of Manchester, y. H.
was among the business visitors n tne
city to-day
The Metropolitan Life Insurance othces
will be closed at noon on Saturdays oe'
ginning Saturday, June !.
Mrs. O. S. Cannon of Essex juno
ton arrived in the city to-day LOT
weeks visit with friends.
c. A. Grayson of Pennington, Conh'
was among the business visitors III the
city Yesterday and to-day.
William Mari Of Franklin street left
this noon on a business trip to New
York in the interests of Mari q Cor
don. ,,.u
MIR. and Mrs. Adam Sangster OF Hill
street left last night for Boston, where
they will pass few days with 'feia-
tives.
J w. H. Bycraft of Graniteville was IN
| the city Wednesday on his way TO FAR
| field, where he will pass few days
with friends.
Carleton Warner, who has been spend
| ing a few days with relatives on the
east hill. returned this noon to his home
| in Underhill
Miss Jessie Nelson Of Merchant street,
who has been visiting at Morristown,
| Tenn. for the past month, returned TO
this city last night
+. A. MILAN, who has been passing
several weeks in Barre, East Barre ana
Washington, left this noon for his home
in Cambridge, Mass.
Miss Marguerite Brown OF Jefferson
street returned last night from St'
Johnsbury, where she has been pass
| ing few days with relatives.
Misses Gertrude and Ellen slayton,'
who have been visiting at Boston and
Haverhill, Mass, for the past week, re-
| turned to this city last night.
Riley's orchestra left this afternoon
/ for Richmond. where they will furnish
music for a concert and ball, which is
to be held this evening at that place,
Patrick Brown Of jefferson street and
Martin Riley of East street returned
this noon from st. Johnsbury, where
they visit with relatives over Memorial
day.
Fortv-tive couples attended the dance
held in the Rowland hall last night UNI
der the auspices of the Woodmen. Rll-
ey's orchestra furnished music Tor the
dance.
Ovila Boyea of Maple avenue returned
to this city to-day from Malone. y. H.,
where he was called the first part OF
the week to attend the funeral Of
relative.
Arthur c. Lane of South Main street
has resumed his duties as express mes
senger on the Barre branch Of the Cen
trail Vermont railroad, after weeks
vacation.
John ]. Cayhue left last sight for
Springfield. Mass. where he will pass
few DAYS with relatives. visiting his
nephew, Roy Cayhue, in Holyoke, before
his return.
| Michael Pineault Of St CeciIe du Bic,
county OF Rimouski P. O. arrived in
the city this morning for an extended
visit with relatives in Barre and Web
sterville.
b. w. Goodfellow Of Spaulding street
returned yesterday from South Ryegate,
where he has been spending few days
with relatives. He made the trip IN
his Metz automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fairs left yes
terday for Montreal, p O., where they
will remain for few days, the latter
sailing next week for her old home in
Aberdeen. Scotland. to remain until tall,
Captain A. l.. Beardsley of the Mont
pelier Salvation Army corps II assist
ing Captain Harold Snowden of the 70.
cal corps in the absence Of Mrs. Snow
den, who is confined TO the house by i'll
ness.
DR.. Frederick d. Larochelle, who has
been passing several weeks with his par.
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Laroehelle,
of Railroad street. returned to-day to
New York, where he is connected with
the staff OF the New York City hos
pital
Miss Agnes E. Clarity of POO South
Main street is taking a weeks vacation
from her duties in the Office of the New
England Telephone & Telegraph Co.,
leaving last night for Boston, where she
will visit relatives for few days.
Tickets for the annual concert and
ball of the Spauding high school alum.
nj which is TO be held in the Rowland
hall June 5, can be purchased from
Misses Annie Averill at the Averil mills,
Ira Houston at f. L. Burr's store and
from Miss Nellie Slayton and James
Grigg.
Mildred Holland, the well known emo
J tional actress, in her big success of the
legitimate stage, "The Power Behind the
Throne two-reel production, one of
the most notable feature films ever
shown; also an l. N. p. comedy with
King Baggott. Some program. At the