The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-14
TALK OF THE TOWN
OF Bison day at the Biiou.

~. II. l>dhSlOlS OF -SnOTtndlns WHO mas
been spending a few days with friends
\ in the city, left this morning for Rut
II land.
William Gaels of Bugbee avenue re
turned last night from Boston, where he
has been spending the past few weeks
with relatives.
II Miss Margaret Newton of Montpelier
\ visited friends in the city yesterday
\ while on her way to Chelsea, where she
will spend few days with relatives.
\ Romeo Paquin of New York arrived
in the city yesterday to make an extend.
ed visit with relatives. He formerly re-
sided in Barre, moving to New York
two years ago.
The glee club of Spaulding high school
will hold a dance in the Rowland hall
this evening at o'clock. Bruce's or
chestra has been secured to furnish mus
c for the dancing.
Mrs. Daniel Roach and two children,
who recently returned from two weeks
visit with Mr.. Roach in Bridgeport,
Conn, are spending several days with
friends in the city.
Frank L. Small of Eastern avenue,
who has been spending few days in
Boston on business connected with the
Smith, Whitcomb & Cook Co, returned
home this morning.
Judge H. W. Scott, grand master OF
the state Odd Fellows convention, left
this forenoon for Rutland, where this
evening he will attend district meet.
ing of southern Vermont lodges.
Mrs, V. A. Irish, who has been in the
city attending the annual meeting of
the w. H. NJ. society at the Hedding
Methodist church, returned this morning
to her home in Enosburg Falls.
Il Edward John, former resident of
this city, who has resided at Iberville,
p. O., for the past few months, is en-
gagged to be married to Miss Victoria
! Jones of Iberville on Wednesday, Nov.
liz
A modern Hobart bone cutter and COM
bination sausage grinder was installed
! yesterday in the Tassie market A 2h
h. P. motor propels the machine 1t is
the only combination grinder OF its kind
in the state.
Bernard Marshall left the city last
night for Boston, where he win visit rel
atiyes for few days, before sailing on
an Allan line steamship for his former
home in Aberdeen, Scot, where he win
spend the winter.
! Mrs. A. H. Webb, who has been the
guest of Mrs Lewis d. Martin of Averill
street during the annual meeting of the
w H. M. society of the Vermont Meth
odist conference, returned. to-day to her
home in Northiield.
Lewis Hayward of Williamstown, who
is spending several days with Barre rel
atives, had the misfortune to cut his
right hand while chopping wood ycster
day A physician dressed The wound
and took several stitches
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Learned, who
have been visiting relatives on the east
hill for the past two weeks, returned
this morning to their home in Fair Ha-
ven. Mr.. and Mrs. Learned expect TO
leave later in the month for California,
where they will pass the winter.
Mrs James Tarras, who has been
making an extended stay at her former
home in Aberdeen, Scot, arrived in the
city this morning from Boston, where
she recently landed from the Allan liner
Partisan, which sailed from Glasgow
October 81.
Friends in this city will be interested
TO learn that John Drumgould, former
resident of Barre, has removed from
Iberville, z. O., where he has made his
residence for the past year TO Milford, !
Mass. Mr.. Drumgould has secured a
position with the Webb Granite COM
pany at Milford.
Last evening the Italian Pleasure club |
held their monthly meeting at their |
rooms in the Seampini building. Five |
candidates were received. Following the |
business session and initiation a buffet |
lunch was served by John Frontini. Ar |
rangements are being made by the ex
ecutiye board for the annual Christmas
festival which will be held during
Christmas week
A meeting of the Vermont Poultry
association will be held in the city court
room at city hall this evening at $50
o'clock The unfinished premium list for
the 1914 exhibit at Montpelier will be
completed and other business will come
before the members. 1t is requested
that every poultry man belonging to the
association make it a point to be pres
ent.
Misses Ruth and Helen Parker of %
Spaulding street were the hostesses at
a linen shower rendered last evening to
Miss Mae Carson of Laurel street, whose
engagement has been an
Miss Carson was the recipient
Of numerous pieces of linen as well as !
a handsome clock. Various social diver
sions were in order during the evening,
and refreshments were served. II
Barre friends of Rev. Allan Stockdale. J
pastor of the Union Congregational J
church in Boston and a regular summer 7
visitor at Lake Caspian, will be inter- I
asted to learn that he has accepted a.
,all to the passionate of large church
in Toledo, Ohio. He will leave Boston
|, 1914. Rev. Mr.. Stockdale T
viii be remembered favorably IN this
,ity by many people who heard his lee
lure on "Shall the Corners of the Mouth 7
Turn Up or DOWN." in the opera house :
asst winter.
Pedestrians are reporting a number Il
Of violations relating TO bicycle riders ?
md the obligations imposed upon them
BY legislative enactment. 1t is claimed
that apace with the two-wheeler's re-
turn to favor had grown disposition
10 ignore the rights of other travellers
on the street. Only yesterday after
noon small child started to dart across
North Main street in front OF the How
and black A cyclist was approaching,
1ut his coming was not heralded by any
bell or whistle such as should be at
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