The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-28
TALK OF THE TOWN


and colors. Paris Shirtwaist House.
j A regular meeting Of Queen Of Forest
circle will be held this friday evening
at 1880.
Dean Aver Of BecI<ley hill left to-day
/ for Hardwick, where he will spend the
summer.
Joseph Zanleoni OF Granite street com
menced work yesterday as clerk at the
Barre Drug company.
Miss Marjorie Parker, who graduated
4 from Goddard seminary this June, was
9 visitor in the city yesterday.
Frank Smith Of West street, who has
been spending the past few days at
Eardwick, returned to this city last
night.
Mrs. Anna McCaskill Of Wellington
street left yesterday for Granitevile,
where she win visit relatives for few
days,
/ Antonio Calcagni and Mario Trentini
of Center street left to-day for Water
bury, where they will visit over the
week -end.
| Miss Margaret Carrie of East Mont
pelier Il passing a few days with her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. George X. Carrie,
Of John street.
| Mrs. Carl "A. Reed, who has been
turned to her home in East Brookfeld
last Sunday evening.
Miss Mary Smart and Miss Grace
Brown Of Murray street left this noon
for Whiteield, N. H., where they will
remain during the summer
Miss Ida Malnati of Quincy, Mass,
arrived in the city last evening for
two weeks visit at the home Of Charles
Bianchi of Summer street
Roy Mccarthy Of South Main street
returned yesterday from Rutland, where
he attended the wedding OF relative
the earlier part OF the week.
Paul w. Waterman, who was recent
~ graduated from the university Of
Vermont at Burlington, arrived at his
home in the city last evening.
Miss Marietta York Of West Bolton
arrived in this city yesterday and win
SpGHh n tNH udfs htIF Ar tue guest vi
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Cults OF Hill street.
J. B. Cadenazzi, who has been EN-
ployed at Los Angeles, Cal, for the past
nine months, returned to this city yes
teFday. He win reside at Short street. |
Robert Brown, who has been passing |
a few days at his home on Bassett |
street, returned last night to Windsor.
where he il employed in a clothing store.
Members of the Merchants associa-
ton are requested to meet at room II. |
Miles granite block, at 80 p. M, June |
20, to attend the funeral Of James M |
Perry.
The condition Of Mrs. George L. Gee,
who has been confined to her home on |
Cliff street BY an attack Of tonsilitis
for several days, continues to slowly
improve.
Mrs. James f. Higgins OF French
street, who has been visiting at the home |
of her parents at Northfeld for the I
past two weeks, returned to this city
last night.
John G. Lane was visitor in this
city yesterday on the way to his home
at Williamstown from Boston, where
he has been spending the past few days !.
on business.
William McAulife Of Burlington ar.
rived in this city yesterday afternoon
and will spend several days as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. c. Mccarthy Of South
Main street.
Dir. Enrico c. Soldini, who this year
received degree from the medical de-
partment of the university OF Vermont,
arrived at his home in the
,ity last evening.
Some excellent work in painting and
carriages IL being turned out
1t browns garage. A limited amount
If this work cen be taken If it is
brought it at once.
James Riley, Ernest Fletcher, Arthur ]
Jarroll and Kenneth Gale left this morn
ng for Marshfeld, where they will at I
end Downie and Wheelers big circus. I
The trip was made by automobile.
Tomorrow the Red Cross Pharmacy
will give a Japanese Geisha silk fan to
'aeh of the first 100 ladies making (
purchase amounting to 25c or more; see 9
heir ad. in this issue of The Times. $
Wallace Jones of Washington street :
$ the recipient OF handsome Waltham !
,old watch, given him as first prize in !
contest at Smith & Cummings for !
he largest sale of Takhoma biscuit.
Don't make any plans for July 4. An h
'ther lot sale is going to take place at Il
Auto Crest opposite Jones Bros Watch t
or ad. in Saturdays Times Gold and d
'uilding lots given away absolutely free. t
Clerk F. S. Platt of Rutland Is hold =
ng a session of the Vermont district !
curt at Graniteyille to-day for naturali- =
alton purposes. He is being assisted T
y A. M. Rossi of this city and Arthur .
'heriault of Montpelier. !,
Judge H. w Scott. grand warden Of 9
he state n. f. o p, left this noon
or st Johnsbury, where he will par :
icipate in public installation of lodge
Ulcers this evening Tomorrow night
"a will faEa -, |