The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

III uhy,
|! Two more days In which to pay dog
II licenses.
II Ladies' house dresses 0sc and up. AT
H vaughans.
H Miss Alice Parks left last night for
Il Boston, where she will visit relatives
II for week.
H l.. b. Thompson left this morning for
/ St Adams, where he will make week
H end visit with relatives.
II William Summervile left last night
for Stowe, where he will make an ex-
tended stay with relatives.
\ Harry Bloch of Cottage street left
this morning for Hinesburg, where he
| viii spend ten days with his father.
Max Wiley of North Seminary street
returned today from Bristol, where he
has been visiting for the past few days.
Mrs. Albert Laviolette of Maple ave.
nue. went yesterday to Shelburne, where
she will visit relatives for few weeks.
Mrs. +. A. Warner OF Washington
passed through the city this morning ON
her way to Boston, where she will visit
friends.
Frank Cassava of Farwel street re-
turned to-day from West Chazy, N. u,
where he was called by the death of
his niece.
Horace S. Springer returned yester
day afternoon TO his home in Norwich,
n. y, after passing several days in the
city on business.
Mrs. Clayton Stephens, who has been
visiting relatives in the city for the
past ten days, left this morning for her
home in Burlington
! j. b. Cassellni, of % Pleasant street,
who underwent an operation at his home
several weeks ago, was able to be out
/ OF doors yesterday.
Miss Constance Moore of Camp street,
teacher at the Lincoln school house.
left today for Holyoke, Mass, to spend |
the spring vacation.
! {. Charles Hoernle. an instructor at God
dard seminary, left this forenoon for |
Dorchester, Mass, where he viii pass
the annual spring vacation.
| Mrs. T. W. Towers of Richmond ar
rived in the city today for few days
visit at the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
j. Ward Carver, of Church street.
Miss Jennie Cruickshank, who has
been spending ten days at her home
ion Circle street, left this morning for
Portland, Me-, where she is employed.
James Donahue, who attends the Uni
versity of Vermont, was visitor in the
city yesterday afternoon ON his way
to Graniteville for a few days visit.
Albert Freeman, a student in the med
.ical department of the University Of Il
Vermont, Burlington, arrived in the city Il
last night for few days visit with
friends
Deep Habbeb OF Prospect street, who
has been spending the past week at 1
Boston in the interests of the New York I
Bargain store, returned to the city this /
forenoon. !
For SaleA dining cable and chairs,
sideboard, good bookstore and other val ,
liable pieces Of furniture Call in the /
afternoon or evening at 40 Branch street /
and see them. !
Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Della Santa, who
have been spending several days with L
the formers brother, S. Della Santa, r
of 4l0 North Main street. returned this "A
morning to their home in Waterbury. d
Miss Alice Mcdonald OF Graniteyille,
who returned the first part of the week i
from visit to Burlington, is spending v
two weeks at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Q
James Mcdonald of Summer street \
/. +. Coughin, who has been spending
a week in the city on business connect, RI
ID with r. ". & o. transportation lines, !,
left last night for Boston, to pass the "
weekend He viii return to Barre on Il
Monday. liz
Miss Ruth Eastman who has been
pending n few days with her mother =
Mrs. 4. NJ. Eastman, of Washington =
treet left this noon for Burlington, ri
where she viii resume her studies at St. 9,
dary's school. N
Mrs. Robert Cortland who has been
listing relatives in Barre since Easter, sr
will leave tonight for Albany. n. Y, III
where she viii make an extended stay, lof
eturning late in April to her home in To
Blue Hill Me. Isu
Cards have been received in this city
rom Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Andrew Hoyt la
nnouncing the marriage of their daugh- Ito
er, Edith Mae, to William Eugene lco
ampbeIl, which took place in Lyndon. er
Wednesday March 20. lof
Herbert =. Young returned to Barre ia
o-dsy, after spending week in Waits
eld on business. Mr.. Young win as stl
ume his duties Mt the fire station Mon. n,
ay, i. Mudgett having served as wi
ocular during his absence. To
Through misinformation, an item in leo
paper stated that H. Fl. Reed a
Chicago was visiting his parents on be
outh Main street. Mr.. Reed is still at
orthwestern university, where he is of
lrsuing a course in dentistry. al
The basketball game in the Church be
rect gymnasium Thursday evening sa
stween the v c. NJ team and the mn
c. V. team, resulted in score of du
to 6 in favor of the latter. instead Gin
10 to 10, as chronicled in yesterdays A
ines. clio
The service at Hedding NJ. +. church
lnday evening at O'Clock viii be Ra
lder the auspices of the Methodist int
otherhood, with sermon by Rev. DR.. Nc
iadbourne of Boston. Music by the wi
ale chorus. The public is most cor ing
ally invited to this service. ha,
Miss Hazel Maiden of West street. PHI
no has Oeen visiting at Hartford Conn. ert
d Springfield, Mass, for the past six pai
aeks, returned to the city today. She SIN
rs accompanied by Misses Agnes and Mo
ma Forester of Springfield Mass, wri
40 will visit as her guests for few APP
seka. in
The Comedy Four" vaudeville no
etch OF local talent. who performed ito,
the Pavilion theatre in this city on So
night, showed at the Hen wa
rson theatre in Montpelier last night the
ie personnel of the sketch is. Harold IN