The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-25

Il Neil o. Raj phi of Franklin street
II passing several days in Brookiicld, wher
II he was called Sunday by the seriou
II illness of his grandmother.
II III. j. Markolf of Rutland arrived !
H the city this forenoon for few day
II visit on business connected with tn
Sullivan Machinery Cos. local Office.
Il Mrs. Anna Bridgeman of Reading
i Mass, arrived in the city last nigh
| for visit, of several days. She viii
| also pass week in Plainfeld befor
returning home.
Robert Brown, who has been spend
ing several days at his home on Bias
sett street, returned this morning q
Windsor, where he is employed in :
clothing store.
Miss Florence Connors, who has beef
visiting in the city for the past few
weeks as the guest OF friends on Nortl
Main street, returned yesterday t
White River junction.
Garrett Roberts of Prospect street re
turned to-day from West Topsham
where he has been engaged on plumb
ing job in the interests of the c. w
Averill Hardware Co.
Mrs. Albert Lavalett and daughter
Lois, of Maple avenue, returned home
to-day, after spending several days in
Shelburne. where they accompanied the
remains of Mr.. Layalett.
Mondays arrivals at the hotel Oti:
were as follows: Charles Britton, New
York; Roy Britton, New York; Johr
Layery, Rutland; Joseph Samson, Que
bee, p. O.. G. d. Burbank, Providence
r. ].
Clarence L. Preston, who has beer
visiting relatives on Upland avenue for
the past week, went this morning to
Concord, n. fl, on business trip, ex-
pecting to leave for his home in SYRIA
cuse n. Y, Saturday.
Mrs. Luigi Bastai left last night for
New York, where she will visit relatives
| for a few days, before sailing on the
French liner La France for her former
home near Turin, Italy. Mrs. Bastai ex-
poets to be absent several months.
! j. G. Wall, who has been spending
| the past few months as the guest of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robins of Orange
street, left this morning for Boston,
where he will make a short visit before
! returning to his home at Tenants Har-
Dor, Me.
Daniel Mccarthy, who received an in
jury to his shoulder several weeks ago
while engaged at his work with the Yer
mont Telephone 4 Telegraph company at
the south end of the city, has gone to
Berlin, n. H., to visit at the home OF
his parents.
Chiesa Poletti of Waterbury, who has
been spending several days with friends
in the city, left last night for New
York, whence he will sail Saturday on
the French liner La Provence for his
former home in Turin, Italy, to spend
several months.
Post cards have been received in Barre
telling of the safe arrival in New York
of Mrs. Carrie Burke Congo, who has
been spending few weeks in the Ber-
mudas. Mrs. Congo will attend the
spring millinery openings in New York
before returning to Barre.
Workmen engaged in plastering at the
city building have completed their part
of the alterations which the quarters
formerly occupied by the government
are undergoing, and a number of carpen-
tiers began finishing the room for occu-
pancy yesterday. II is expected that
the city departments will be located
within two weeks.
Mercury registrations reached the
lowest point of the winter this morning. /
according to readings made in different |
sections of the city. Thermometers
registered from 10 to Is degrees below
zero at o'clock, although the warm sun
lifted the mercury up from the depths |
by noon. Stonesheds were compelled to
shut down in numbers on account of the |
cold oltha..ol, /.
early hours of the forenoon before sus-
pending.
Voters, Attention. The last meeting
Of the board of civil authority for max
ing additions and corrections to the check
list to be used at the annual election
will be held on Thursday, Feb. 81. at
$3.50 p. m. As there is a city meet
ng to be held at 8 o'clock that even
ing, all persons desiring to have their
names changed or added to the list
should be sure to be present at this
meeting. James Mackay, city clerk.
Members of the Independent Filodra-
matte Co., which is to prevent "Dovere'
n the opera house Saturday evening.
IRE rehearsing daily for the production.
Special cars have been secured from the
;. & NJ. Traction Co. for the accom-
of Montpelier and North Barre
'atrons. The following persons will par
icipate in the play: G. Induni, G. Cal
erara, o. Boffino, l.. Comolli, G. Pr !
uri, F. Csrdi, +. Comolli, 1. Canesi, G
are, V. Ossola. +. Franz. G. Oltolini,
:. Bottigi, f. 0ltoiini, b. Franzi.
The Spaulding high school glee club
fill give concert in the opera house
n the evening of Friday. Feb. 2s, at
o'clock. and again on the afternoon
( Saturday. March I. at 2:30 o'clock
he glee club will be assisted by Miss
avelle of the high school faculty, who 9
III contribute readings to the program.
he proceeds from the concerts will be
sed TO purchase records for the Victrola 2
nd TO finish paying for the piano ia
he Lincoln school building. The re-
lainder viii be devoted TO the athletic
ssociation. An admission fee Of TWEEN.
T-fiye cents will be charged.
Joseph Dorney, agent for the Right
rincess' company, who left Barre sun
" night for Montreal. sent back word
at his train. the New England States
United. was derailed at a point one
lie south Of Stsnbridge. p. O.. and
lat they were compelled 20 remain
u in the country I'll a m vester-