The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

dresses. At Vaughan.
NIX A, +. Abbott Co. carry the full lin
OF New Idea Toe patterns.
iii Walter Munroe Of MiddleseX arrived i
the city yesterday for few days visi
II with friends.
iii The McWhorter Co. are showing thi
III season, the celebrated keiser neckwear
Ill There is none better.
III One dollar and forty.four cent waists
II received; nearly all different prices, 9sc
II SLID, Sl.25, special at Vaughan's.
III Richard Batchelder returned last night
III to his home in Plainiield, after spending
III several days with friends in the city.
III William Given of Richardson street re-
III turned last night from Bolton, where he
III has been visiting for the past few days
III Miss Blanche Curtis, who has been
n visiting Mrs. Frank Wallace in South
Barre, returned yesterday to her home
II, Orange
II News was received this morning OF
II the death of Michael Calbeck of st.
II bloomsbury. The funeral will be held ON
n Friday morning
II Barre company, No g, Uniform Rank,
II evening, March q, at o'clock. Paul
| i~'hNltts
Young men of good appearance are
wanted to serve as ushers at the opera
house. Apply at the box office tonight
| from to s o'clock.
Miss Teresa Genetti OF this city is re-
covering from an operation for appendi-
cts which she recently underwent in a
Burlington hospital.
Mrs. George Blakeley returned this
morning to her home in Concord, n. H.,
after spending ten days with relatives
in Barre and Mortified.
George Roben, who was called to Barre
by the death of his aunt, Miss Polly
Roben, of South Barre, returned to his
home in Ryegate to-day.
Fred Martin of Bellows Falls arrived in
the city last night for weeks visit in
the city as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Mcdonald of Addison place.
b. G. Bass of Boston, who has been
passing few days in the city, is max
ing a short visit at his former home in
Randolph, prior to returning to Boston.
John Morsette, who has been visiting
relatives in Barre and Webstervile for
the past week, was visitor in the city
yesterday while on his way home to
Angelina, p @.
The Sheehan Opera Co, which delight
ed large audience with I'll Trovatore"
in the opera house last evening, left this
morning for Bellows Falls where the
opera will be sung this evening.
! Frank Cassya of q Farwell street,
brakeman employed in the Central Ver-
mont railroads local freight yards, left |
this forenoon for West Chazy, n. Y, !
where he was called to attend the fun |
eral Of his niece.
/ H. G. Young. who is taking a few |
days vacation from his duties at the I
fire station, went to Waitsfield on a /
short business visit yesterday. His |
place in the ranks of the regulars is
filled by L. Mudgett.
ID. NJ. Miles Of West street, who has
been making an extended stay in the
Bermuda islands. will return to the city
this evening from New York, where he
recently landed on the Quebec S. S. Co.'S
Bermudan liner, Bermuda
Comrades Of Barre local, No. /. please
meet half an hour previous to the lee
ture. Lady comrades will also make an
effort to be present. Members holding
lyceum books bring them along and set
tie up with the secretary for the same.
1t has been decided by the entertain
ment board Of the knight OF Columbus
that the proposed dance for Friday even
ing this week will be postponed until
some time next month. The reason Civ
en- Is because of the rental OF the hall to
others.
James Trout, who has been visiting in
the city as the guest of Wesley Hoffman
of North Main street, left this morning
for Manchester. ~ II. Mr.. Trout was on
his way from Montreal He was for
merly employed as a cigar maker in this
city
There viii be rehearsal OF the mixed
chorus OF the Hedding Methodist church
on Friday evening March %. The re-
hearsal will commence at 81: 40 and every
member is requested TO be present as
other business is to be transacted IN the
league parlors at 8 o'clock.
--ss Mary Carroll OF Bolster place en-
tertaincd twelve of her cousins at her
home Monday evening. The party were
nearly of the same age and all were re-
lated to the hostess by similar ties OF
kin. The evening was enjoyably passed
and refreshments were served.
Miss irene Grady entertained twelve
Of her young friends at her home on
Merchant street last evening from $3.50
o'clock until Q. Several members OF the
contributed musical numbers to
a short program and games were en-
Ioyed later in the evening. A dainty
luncheon brought the affair to a close.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angelo Bianchi and lit
lie daughter, Alma. of Summer street
eft last night for New York City, where
hey will visit friends for few days
,efore sailing for their former home in
tally for a three months visit. They
will make short stay in Paris before
to Milan.
Roswell Miles, who underwent an OPP
ration at the Fannie Allen hospital at
Ninoosk a few weeks ago, returned to-
lay TO his home at Granitevile. Mr..
Niles was able to leave the hospital
bout a week ago and since then has
een recuperating at the home of his UNI
le, James f. Miles. of Burlington.
Painters and calciminers have com +,
leted their work of decorating the in I
erior of the quarters in the Otis hotel [
uilding formerly devoted to the hotel
Ulcers. To-day the management of the
earl street tonsorial parlors was en-
aged in transferring his equipment from
heir present site to the new shop, II n
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