The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-28
RUINS. OF HOTEL
HOLD REMAINS
OF OVER ASC0RE.
TALK OF THE TOWN


period.
Martin Riley, jr.. of East street went
yesterday to st. Johnsbury for short
visit with relatives.
A. b. Bixby of South Main street
went to Burlington yesterday for a
weeks visit with relatives.
Regular Saturday night dance, March
| |, in Rowland hall, under auspices OF
| Riley's orchestra. Ladies, free.
Miss Mildred Lull returned to Enos-
burg Falls this afternoon, after passing
few days in the city with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Attridge of l0T
Summer street went last night to Bethel,
where they will visit relatives for few
days.
| Morris Levin, who has been spending
few DAYS with his brother, Nj. s. Levin
of Forsythe place, returned yesterday to
his home in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Wheeler, who have
been spending several days with rela-
tives in the city, returned this forenoon
to their home in Royalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Stephens, who
have been visiting friends in the city
for the past two days, left yesterday for
their home in Wells River.
Rev. Father Kennedy of Burlington,
hcaplain of the state division of the A.
o. H., will preach at st. Monicas church
this evening at 1880 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Mayo p. Blake of 9
field, where they attended the funeral OF
Mrs. Frank Philips this afternoon.
See it.-be sure and see it it is a
Bison l0l, "The Half Breed Scout at
the Bijou, also another good picture,
"1he Mind Cure" that's all.--Adv.
James w. Grearson of Hill street
went this forenoon to Mortified to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Frank Phillips,
whose death occurred in Burlington.
Miss Elsie Mctirath, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. Frank Peterson of North
Main street, left this noon for Boston,
where she will study the spring milli-
merry styles.
Miss Mabel Durkee of Morrisville. To-
cal editor of the Morrisville Messenger, |
arrived in the city last evening for a
few days visit at the home of Mr.. and |
Mrs. George w. Mann of Wellington
street.
Misses Irene Grady and Marion Car
roll left this morning for Burlington,
where they will visit for several days
as the guests of Misses Clair and Kath-
leen Miles of this city, students at ST.
Mary's academy.
Don't forget about our special sale
on chocolates Saturday the regular zoe
Sind, four fiavors, of fresh, pure, home
made chocolates, two pounds for 25c;
also IS juicy navel oranges for 25c at
lha
The management of the Italian Inde
pendent basketball team, recently Or
yanized aggregation, notified this morn
ng the management of the Hardwick
Reserves that the game schedule for the
'wo clubs tonight at Hardwick was
II
Frank Lavalett returned to the city
c-day from Shelburne. to which place
'e accompanied the remains OF his broth
+, Albert Lavalett,for interment last
i, Albert Lavalett, for interment last
he city for several days before return /
ng to Chicago.
Harry Williams of New York, an ad-
ance representative of Joe Gates big |
musical production, "The Girl of My II
)reams," was a visitor in the city yes !
erday. Manager John A. Hoban has
ooked the eastern company for the I
|arre opera house on the night of Sat- J
rday, March s. I
John McMinn of Park street, who has {
cen engaged as an agent for the local
ranch of the Prudential Life Insurance
1mpany for the past two years, win
omplete his duties with the company {
1:morrow. His position will be taken
Y Richard Neale, who will assume his
uties Monday.
p. l.. Grendell of Hardwiek, former "
,sident of Barre, arrived in the city "
esterday for a several days visit with a
lends. Mr.. Grendel has been employed r
y the Woodbury. Granite Co. since he t
TT Barre over year ago. Mrs. Gren- h
ILL., who was called to Randolph by the I
mess of her sister, will join her hus- V
md in this city later.
Arrangements have been completed by "
lie management of the Goddard semi g
ary girls basketball team to play two 81
lmes next week. One of the games Fl
i'll be against the Campfire girls and "
Ie other will be the return match with "
high school. In the first a.
Ime between Spaulding and Goddard,
e seminary girls were victorious. The
ines will be contested at the Church b,
rect gymnasium. IL
The annual convention of the county Il
ad commissioners of Vermont will be ST
Id in the memorial hall at Montpelier in
ty building on March q. The road
pervisors will meet in double sessions, W
e first in the forenoon, commencing at ds
o'clock and extending until noon. An ii
her session will be held in the after
on, closing at 5 o'clock. State Super
,or OF Roads C. w. Gates will preside
the convention and the services of M
tional road building expert from
ashington. ID. c.. have been secured. A
,tion picture theatre viii probably BE-
,ured, where the road building expert en-
II address the commissioners on the sh
Of road construction, accompanied by I.
wing pictures. ~
Deputy J. +. McNulty of the county nc
bernian organization and John Murley an
re in Graniteville Wednesday evening III
install the newly elected officers OF tn
'ision No. 3. Ancient Order of Hi
-nians The meeting was held in Miles
i. and a large number Of lodge men, nj
Is were present, a social hour follow. pr
the exercises of installation. The no
lowing officers were inducted into Of ois
}; President, Peter Murphy; vice dr.
.sident. Philip Clark; recording secrc- ne
y. James VI. Degman; financial sec
airy. Lawrence VI. Flynn; treasurer
IN Sheridan; chairman Of standing
nmittee, Timothy Murphy; sentinel Sa
IN Reason sergeant-st-srms, John B. We