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

Frank Colombo left this forenoon fol
White River Junction, where he vii
make short visit with friends.
William II. Mahoney OF Merchant
street went this morning to Randolph
for few days visit with relatives.
Miss Edith Sears of South Main street
returned home this morning, after spend
ing several days with friends in North
field,
| Mrs. Dana Walsh, who has been visit.
ing relatives in the city FOR few days
returned this morning to her home in
Wells River.
Mrs. A. q. Blake of Meredith, n. H.,
arrived in the city Saturday, having been
called here by the death of her brother
inlaw, A. W. Alien.
international Secretary Treasurer Fred
ii. Suitor of the Quarry Workers as
ISOLATION, returned Saturday from bus
! mess visit to Rockport ard Lanesboro,
Mass.
! Charles A. Kent was in Wells River
over Sunday to attend the funeral of
his brotherin-law, Il. d. Carpenter,
whose sudden death occurred Friday
morning.
A. Canusso leaves tonight for New
York, whence he will sail Wednesday
on the French liner La Lorraine for his
former home near Milan, Italy, for a
visit of several months.
William Abbott of South Main street
is in charge of Charles Northrup's truck
ing business during the illness of the
latter, who is confined to his home on
the East Montpener road b. pneumonia.
Sundays arrivals at the hotel Otis
Were as follows: Thomas V English
Graniteville; Henry Douglass, New York;
Julia Hanchett, New York; c. d. Bur
bank, Providence, H. L., Alex Milne,
Barre.
Chester f. 0rdway a widely known
Vermont Socialist, who was once his
party's candidate for governor of the
state, returned this morning to his home
in Proctorsyile, after spending few
days in the city on business
Stanley Marsh, who is employed as
travelling salesman in Rhode Island and
Connecticut for the Richardson Co. of
Burlington, arrived in the city Saturday (
evening, having been called here by the
death of his stepfather A. w. Allen
Samuel Smeckle Silver of North Main
street is taking few. days vacation
from his duties in the repairing depart
ment of the Tilden shoe store and left
night for his former home in
Worcester, Mass, where he will visit
relatives.
+. C. Brock, the truekman assisted by
a small gang of teamsters, began this
afternoon the work of installing the bal
ot booths and boxes at the different
ward polling places. Mr. Brock has dis
II Il.
'or several years back. The work usu-
lily occupies more than a halliday, and
he truckman is Fastening to discharge
lis duties before the ward officers reach
he polling places tomorrow morning
1t 80 o'clock.
Members of the Spaulding high school I
,lee club gave matinee concert in
he opera house Saturday afternoon be
ore a large audience. the affair being
he second musicale of its kind given
" the club The proceeds Sere ex {
remedy gratifying and when the eX ,
lenses have been paid it is likely that :
sum Of over 800 win be left to fin
sh paying for the piano at the Lincoln
ehool, to purchase records for the Vie
rola at the high school and to aid the
thletic association.
Barre retail merchants will hold their
rst annual banquet in Rowland hall .
Wednesday evening. Arrangements COM
leted at special meeting of the asso-
alton this morning indicate that the
fair will be an suspicious one, and !,
othing will be left undone to make it
5 enjoyable as possible. Rev. John l..
ewall OF Worcester, Mass, secretary OF
he Worcester board of trade and chair
AN of the New England tereentenary
viii be the principal speaker
the evening, although the names OF
,veral others are down on the pro-
ram.