The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

Joseph Bradford of Woodsville, n. H.,
was among the business visitors in this
city to-day.
Robert Shepard OF Orange street left
to-day for Boston on a short business
/ trip.
| VILLAIN Dewey of the Morrison farm
/ returned to this city last night from
! Randolph, where he has been visiting
foI the past few days.
| Henry Andri2oni returned to Woods
! vile to-day, after few days visit
! with friends in this city
! The Hit or Miss club, an organization
! for the promotion OF civic betterment.
met at their rooms on Beekley hill last
/ night to discuss the prospects for or
ganizing baseball team for the com
/ ile summer. After the business was
| transacted social evening was held.
| The refreshments consisted of sugar on
1 snow, cake and coffee.
/ Mrs A. NJ. Morrison Of Batchelder
/ street left this noon for Palmer, Mass
1 where she was called by the death Of
| her sister, Mrs. Daniel Conner, Mrs.
! Morrison was accompanied by her niece,
/ Miss Mary Carter, who has been the
/ guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Morrison for the
/ past few weeks, who returns to her home
at Monson, Mass.
| II. h. Carten of Marlboro, Mass, was
among the business visitors in this city
| yesterday.
G. Caceiyio left this noon for Con
cord, H. H.. where he has secured en-
G. II. Hall jeff this noon for Manehes-
| ter, n. H.. where he will visit with
friends for few days
The Salvation Army viii hold spe-
cial meeting in Graniteville tonight.
Captain and Mrs. Clifford will be pres
ent Everybody welcome.
The Hedding male chorus viii meet
Friday night at 7:30 O'Clock at the
home Of W. II Goodtclow. for rehear-
sal.
Mrs. Shepard has been obliged to place
some Of her stock on sale at low fig
urc because OF the slight damage by
water, which got into her store rooms
Sunday
Read the Shepard millinery adv. in to-
days issue, it viii be of interest to
every Barre lady.
May McCalls patterns and publica-
tions Just received ut knights.
Miers' sanitary barber shop. Six
chairs. six BARRIERS excellent service.
Paul Hill of summer street lett this
morning for st. Johnsbury where he
will remain for several days on bus,
mess
William O. Martin OF Williamstown, a
matchmaker and jcweler, began work
this morning in Fred Kings jewelry
store.
Miss Laura DeVorc. who has been vis-
iting relatives ia North Barre for a week
past, left last night for her home in
Montreal
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Morrison left yes
terday for their home in'Concord ~ H.
after few days visit with relatives in
the city.
II. ]. Markolf Of Rutland is spend
inl few days in this city on business
connected with the sullivan Machinery
company.
Mrs. c. W. Ayerill Of North street
returned from William>town yesterday
where She has been visiting for the past
week a. the guest Of G. A. Benis.
\. d. Phelps the Washington coun-
ty member of the Republican state com
mittee was in Montpelier last night
where the committee went over the ere
dentials presented by delegates for TO-
DAYS convention.
Peter AIerlo and John Frontiui re-
tlrned Yesterday afternoon from Bur
lington where they visited Romero Far
ario who recently underwent an opera
ton at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Mr.. aud Mrs, George Glass OF Eastern
aycnue left this morning for Boston,
whence they will sail within few days
on the Allen line steamship "Scanda-
nayia." for Liverpool, Eng, going from
there to their former home in Aberdeen
Scotland, for an extended visit with
relatives
Mrs Maria 1onella and daughters, An
aeina and Josephine. left last night tor
New York, from where they will sail
for Galarati, Italy, to Join Mr. Tonella,
who has been visiting At his former
home for several months.
2. A. Wakefield OF Hyde Park was
among the business visitors in this city
yesterday
c. w. Goodwin Of Chelsea was bus
mess visitor in this city yesterday.
5. T. Hinsdale, the apple man from
Charlotte. arrived in this city this morn
inc and will remain for several days on
business.
To Rent A tenement Of four or six
rooms. with bath, hot water electric
lights gas range, garden aud hen house.
Apply at SO Merchant street
A good sized crowd from Barre Is plan
ming to attend the Cafe Chantant IN
Montpelier rity hall Thursday evening. I
April H. fine time is promised with
continues vaudeville 70, OH, while sup
per la carte is served during both
performances to those who have engaged (
tables. If YOU don't want table. you
can sit in the balcony. Dancing from
ll:30 to J. when a special car returns I
to Barres One Of Barre's most popular /
readers is to be on the program, which /
is given for the district nurse fund.
Old and Young folks dance in X. Of c. !
hall tonight. Gents, 25c; ladies, lOc. /
You are invited
The song that William Hurry sings I
at the b. A. G. minstrels at the opera 4
house, April HIP is "A Mothers Pray
err. This song is written by a young |
lady of this city. who desires 70 hold /
her name from the public in order that I
the song NAV meet an impartial iudg- .
ment
Rev. John Il Reardou who assumed /
tile pa storate of the Uuiversal!-t church +
last Sunday, was suddenly called TO 4
Springfield Monday night to attend the 4
funerals of former parishioner- In 4
letter to one Of his new p8riShioncrs, 4
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