The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

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H Alex. Simpson of Summer street lef
H to-day for Atlanta, Ga, where he vii
\ spend the winter
Lost Bunch Of keys, box 70 p. 0. Re
turn to, postofllce or Il. Fabricotti, \
Merchant street.
Alto Marianni Of the Bijou theatr
left this afternoon on three days bust
/ ness trip to Bradford
| Henry Watkins Of Summer street lef
last night for Boston, where he vii
make a short business visit.
| Miss Caroline Bennett returned this
forenoon to her home in Burlington, aft
er spending several days with friends II
the city.
There will be practice meeting o.
the officers Of Ruth chapter, Q. u. ,.
Monday evening at s o'clock. A full
attendance requested.
! Thomas Mcdonald, who has been Wis
iting at the home of his parents on John
street for the past week, returned to,
/ day to Nashua, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Venner Of
/ in the city at the home of the latter's
parents on Washington street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Morris White, who have
been spending the past few days at tn.
home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b.
z. White of this city, returned to-day
! to their home ait Worthwhile.
| Mrs A. Il. Freeman, who has been
spending the past week in the city at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. j.
IaRoe Of Averill street, returned yes
terday to her home at Burlington.
Misses Minnie Saltns, Celia Freeman,
Maudc Derry and Eva Derry, who have
been visiting in the city the guest Of
friends for the past few days, returned
last night to their home at Burlington.
Paul Papatheodore cof North Main
street who began two weeks vacation
from his dutieo in the Barre Candy
kitchen Saturday night, left this fore
noon for New York where he will visit
his brother.
Leonardo Spagnoli arrived in the city
morning from New York where he re-
Gently landed. From his home in Italy,
Mr.. Spagnoli went to France and took
ship at Cherburg. He viii live with his
uncle, X, Calcagni. Of Berlin street.
John Mercer Of Seminary street, who
has been spending the summer at Clay
ton, N. Y, returned to the city yester
day. During the summer Mr., Mercer
had charge of a granite plant at Clay
ton. He win spend the winter in Barre.
Sundays arrivals at The Buzzell hotel
were as follows: G. +. Lincoln, Spring
field; c. II. Boonehower, Groton; G. NJ,
Hayes, Groton; John Adams, Berlin, n.
H.; p. A. Joyce, Berlin, \. H.: Levie
Ricarre, Waterbury; j. w. Williams,
Graniteville.
The September circle Of the ladies
auxiliary Of the Presbyterian church will
hold book sociable Tuesday evening,
Sept. 80. All those who possibly can,
please wear or bring something to rep
resent title Of book A cordial in
vitation is extended to all. Program
and refreshments. Admission, Zoe.
George Seagriest Of Essex Junction.
arrived in the city last right and com
meneed work this forenoon at the Moore
& Owen tailor shop. Mr.. Seagriest has
been in the tailoring business for years
and comes highly recommended to as
sumo the duties at the head of the Moore |
4 Owen establishment.
Ernest r. Sutherland of 80 Keith ave- |
nue. has been granted leave of absence |
from his duties as draughtsman in the
office Of Mulch a Calder and with Mrs /
sutherland he left this forenoon on an
extended tour through several middle l
western states They viii visit friends |
IN Mansfield, o., before returning home
Harry Weinberg, who has been pass
ng several days in the Barre granite |
belt, left this morning for Portland, Me-,
where he viii make business visit be-
lore returning to his home in Boston.
Mr. Weinberg represents new powder /
firm which has lately introduced blast
ng composition that is being widely |
lsed in quarries on Milestone hill
Harold Grey Of st. Johnsbury arrived
n the city yesterday. He enrolled as
student at Goddard seminary to-day.
irey will become candidate for the
GODDARD football team this week At
It. Johnsbury Grey has played baseball II
md football for st. Johnsbury academy 4
or several years and should prove a
'aluable man for Goddard. Other new
Students are expected to report the
irst part of the week to enroll at God
ard
After completing his early morning
ounds to the Central Vermont freight
ards for the daily collection of signal
ghts to-day, Baggagnmaster George
seattle became highly incensed over the
Filful manner in which the lights have
cen objects of stone throwing and rifle
argets. Baggagemaster Beatties found
o less than six lights badly battered
nd one had two holes, evidently made
sr.
ltends to place night relay of in
pectors to watch the lighted districts
nd hopes to ensnare a few of the law