The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-17
TALK Or THE TOWN

Abbott is Offering some good coat
\ values at one.half price.
\ Miss hiorgan's dancing class will meet
4 in. Miles hall Friday evening at I;fa
o'clock.
II. 6. Bennett of 50 Spaulding street
is attending the automobile show in New
York this week.
There will be a meeting OF the Burns
club tonight in Clan Gordon hall, Boil
ster block, at 1880.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Walker OF Edge
wood are passing several days with
friends in Boston.
james Curtain returned to his home IN
Hardwck yesterday after a weeks visit
with relatives in Barre.
Judge Ii. w. Scott OF Richardson street
has returned home, after passing several
days in Boston on business,
George L. Morse returned this morning
to his home in Milton, after spending Il
few days with friends in the city.
Walter Grace returned to his home in
Mortified this morning, after spending
few days in the city on business.
Alfred Henry returned this morning
to his home in Hardwick, after passing
a few days at his former home in Barre.
The sect Rich Quick Walingford"
company, with twenty members and two.
extra baggage cars, left this morning for
st. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Adams, who have
been passing several days in the city on
business, left last night for their home
in Boston.
Mrs. f. c. Twiss, district nurse, trained
at Concord, n. H., with special courses
in obstetrical work; 81 jefferson street
telephone 65-2.
Miss Clara Kettel. who has been visit
ing relatives in the city for a seH days, |
left yesterday for her home in White
River Junction.
Mrs. A. Rulfo of Buffalo, n. Y. arrived |
in the city this morning for an extended I
visit with relatives on Beckley street. /
Her nephew, Egedio Rulfo OF Short I
street, accompanied her from Burling- I
ton.
Ernest A. Drown left last night for I
New York, where he will attend the
automobile show. While there he will
inspect a line of six.cylinder Buick ears
which he intends to carry at the Barre
Funeral services for Mrs. Angela Lag
zari OF 20 Maple avenue, whose death
occurred Thursday morning, were held
at the house this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The burial took place in the Catholic
cemetery on Beckley street.
The condition of Mrs. James Sgarelli.
who was operated on at the City hos
pital few weeks ago, continues to inn
prove and it is expected that she will
be removed to her home on Maple ave-
me either tomorrow or the first part j
Of next week.
A party Of about thirty people attend |
"a the public hearing last evening At
Montpelier on the constitutional amend Z
ment relative to the proposed employ
rs liability bill. A special car char !
erred for the Barre people returned
.hortly before midnight. X
The TT. Edwards. n. y. basketball !
cam, which claims the championship Of
lorthera New York, arrived in the city !,
his noon from st. Johnsbury. where !
hey played the II. .C A. last night. They !
eill meet the Shamrock A. A. tonight !
t the Church street gymnasium. i
The interior Of the north store in the p
ew Aldrich building is undergoing sew =
raj minor changes preparatory to being Il
coupled by the George NJ Tilden shoe II
tore, Mr.. Tilden has not definitely de- p
Ided upon the date when he will change N
rom his present quarters in the Wood t.
lock. D,
Funeral services for Richard Albert II,
elson Church, infant son OF Mr.. and Il
Irs. +. A. Church OF South Main street, h,
hose death occurred Wednesday after
Don, were held in private at the house ii
liz afternoon. Rev George H. Holt, 4.
aston Of First Baptist church, officiat- cr
q. lnterment was made in Hope GEM Il
cry II
humane Officer George Shannon il =
,rboring handsome black spaniel Z.
hieh he would like to place with some I.
lie who cares for dogs. The spaniel Is =
,use bred and fond Of children. o.
untry home for the pet would be pre- !,
rred and anyone desiring dog of this u
scription should see the agent at his 81
ice in the basement of the Nichols = =
ock. -