The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

III Johnsbury.
III Make big interests on your money by
VII buying your coal this month before the
III advance in price. Morse g. Jackson
III Tel. 237.
III DO not forget to have that coal bin
III filled this MONTH while it is the cheap.
III est Leave your order with Morse &
NJ jackson, Tel. 237
III Mss Clara Loranger of Summer street
III returned to-day from Boston, where he
III was called few days ago by the death
HI Of Mrs. John MCGOWAN.
III The Altrurians will meet with Mrs.
h Ed. Philbriek, % Orange street, Tues
h day, May p, at 230. G. l.. S. c. les
H son, Tariff of To-day"
H Edward Chesser, who has been con-
Il fined to his home on Cliff street for
II many weeks by illness, was able to be
II out OF doors this week.
/ Irving Potter, who has been touring
\ the state giving Shakespearean readings,
was visitor in the city to-day on his
way returning to Boston.
Mrs. Ray Belknap, who has been visit
ing IN the city for several days at the
home OF her brother, Frank Colvin, re-
turned to-day to Pittsburg, Pa.
Frank Rogers of Richardson street re.
turned last night from Boston, where
he was called during the first part of
the week by the illness and death Of
his father.
| The Italian Independent baseball club
went to-day to Waterbury, where they
play the Waterbury town team this
afternoon. Clarke and Marchesi will be
the battery used by the local club.
Hayes, the former Goddard pitcher, will
twirl for the Waterbury club.
Word has been received in the city
that Alexander Manson of Quincy,
Mass, son OF Mrs. J. Manson OF this
city, who underwent an operation at the
Massachusetts General hospital, Boston,
few weeks ago. is making favorable
progress. and hopes for total recovery
are bright.
The Consolidated Lighting Co., is dem
onstrating in its North Main street win
dows in the AIdrieh building two type-l |
meters to which are attached carbon and !
tungsten lamps. The exhibit is a strik |
! ing illustration of the saving involved I
IN using one lamp in preference to the
other The display has attracted con
siderable attention in the past few days /
Michel Mungeon of Providence, r. l.,
representing the Pilgrim Novelty com
pany, this week opened an establish
ment on North Main street in the build |
ing formerly devoted to baking interests
by the Green company. The store has
been thoroughly equipped and will be
conducted on first class basis. Novel
ties, calendars, and leather goods will
constitute lines carried by the company,
and also confectionery fruit.
George Colombo of this city and Miss
A a III y.
united in marriage at Nswbury on Sat
urday, May II. The first inkling OF the
marriage leaked out this morning. Mr. II
Colombo is employed as a brakeman on
the Montpelier and Wells River railroad |
yard in this city. Both Mr. and Mrs.
Colombo are very popular in Barre. For II
the present the couple will make their II
residence on Pearl street. HI
Edward w. Brown and +. f. Green
wood, representing the Pttsburg Cur
tain company, who have been engaged
for the past two weeks enlivenng the II
scenery at the Pavilion theatre, com
pleted the work to-day. Their work II
retouching the big curtain, II
drops and mural effects The represent H
aation interpreted on the asbestos cur H
tain by the painters is that of scene
on the Suwanee river. The color scheme II
Of the decoration is green, yellow and
white. Ill
Through the d, A. Perry Real Estate
agency, the farm owned by Mr.. and II
Mrs. Mitchell Almow, located in the II
owns Of Washington and Chelsea. has
been sold to Mr.. and Mrs. Grille PalaoIo II
VI this city. The transfer includes the
tock and tools and the sum of - $50 L
"a, - L.
2alaolo intend to move to the farm
within short time The plans of Mr..
md Mrs. Almow have not been an
bounced.
The great Kalem Biblical master ~
'iece From the Manger to the Cross lll
will be shown at the opera house this n
fternoon at 2:30 and this evening at IN
and $50. These pictures are wonder al
ully clear and lifeiike and are broken ma
e short sections to avoid the long and ~
iresomc strain of the usual long picture sh
roduct. During the presentation of the le'
ictures, James Bennett will sing The GA
loiy City and other songs suitable to ga
he production.--Adv Gle
A large building lot located at the ., "a
orner of Churchill and Long streets -
as sold yesterday to P. PUGET of this =.
W VINO contempiates erecting house 4.
n the lot in the near future The sale ~
as made by the ID. A. Perry Real Es- p
lte agency and the lot was sold for 20
round $500. Two lots on Granite street OF
ere sold yesterday through the same WI
yency to Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Almow ma
Chelsea, who buy for an investment, ny
is understood. The lots, having a IN
rect frontage of pa feet were orig OF
ally owned by Mr.. and Mrs Grille th'
llaolo, who recently purchased the Al sho
ow farm in Chelsea and Washington. TOT
Word was received by Manager Harry ~,
alcagni OF the Italian A. C. baseball H.
am from Springfield, Mass. inform ''' :
e him that the Y. VI. c. A. college q,
am OF Springfield would not be able ",
play at Barre this afternoon. Early -"
the season Norwich was slated
play the Training school but later
ncelled and the local club assumed the
te. Springfield was supposed TO play :
Middlebury yesterday but shortly be-
re their departure received notifica- /
N of the postponement of the game. rici
it'll Middlebury wiped off the trip exc
ere was no possible chance Of the Y. pict
{. A. collegians contemplating the -
70 into Vermont owing to financial