The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

I'LL Nos. ~ and l32. At Naughans.
Hi Come and see the farce, Parted I
III Patience" at the Episcopal church, App
Hi "a.
III g. r. Andrews of Mortified wi
among the business visitors in the eli
HI today.
MI o. II. Hale, auctioneer. Sales an
III dates arranged for. Call at . Keith ay'
iii nue.. Tel. 9-l2
Hi Special sale on sheet music this wee
III at the Bailey Music Rooms. Price,
III cents per copy.
HI Mrs. Fred Mears of Hayerhill Mass
HI arrived in the city yesterday for fe,
HI days visit with relatives.
III Dance in X. OF c. hall Wednesda
III evening. the 23d under auspices of L. A
III A. o. II. Riley's orchestra.
III Are You going? Yes, I'm going
NJ Where? To the lecture on Citizen
M ship by Mr.. Levy Of Newton Center
III Mass.
III John Maiden, who has been spending
II the past few weeks at his home on Wes
II street, started to-day to return to Co
II bait, Ont.
III III W. ID olOlnoI III NtlllHRlol
street returned today from Spencer
Mass, where he has been spending the
\ past few weeks.
j. X. Pirie and ID. V. Stone left today
for Highgate Springs, where they will
pass few days fishing in the waters
of Mssiquois bay.
c. w. Odell of the Plainfeld road left
this morning for Fair Haven, where
he will visit his daughter, Miss Alice
Odell, for few days.
The Currier Park Improvement society
meeting has been postponed until Thurs
day evening at $50 at the home of Mrs
Fred Beckley, O Park street.
| G. Yagezzi, former resident OF Barre,
who has been spending the past few
years at New York, arrived in the city
yesterday for an indefinite visit.
Harold Miles of Granteyille, who went
to Lynn, Mass, two weeks ago, has ac-
cepted a position In the draughting de-
| partment of the General Electric works.
Two good dramas and comedy at
the Bijou: "The Lie Victor, with
Owen Moore; Eva Mecca. and a
Nestor comedy, Cupid Finds Way
ADV.
Sundays arrivals at The BuzzelI hotel
were As follows: T. H. Parker, Woods
willie, y. H.. Albert Marin, St. Adams;
+. Frazee, Boston; S. X. Fenburg. st.
Iohnsbury; w. |. Smith, Utica, n. Y.
Harris orchestra has been engaged to
furnish music for the annual fair Of the
East Barre A. G., at East Barre May l-3
inclusive. The fair is held for the purpose
of raising money for the baseball team.
Retail clerks: Regular meeting Of R. c. |
4. r. A. will be held in X. OF 7. hall on
Wednesday evening, April %. at 7:30
o'clock. 1t is expected that some import |
ant business will come up, so every clerk |
should be present. X, j. Maggiani, see
rotary.
Mrs William Corrigan OF Washington /
was visitor in the city to-day while on
her way home to Plattsburg. n ".
where he was called by the death Of rel
alive. who met death in trolley ac-
cident April Is Mrs. Corrgan was ac-
companied to Washington by her grand
daughter.
The opening baseball game OF the
season, which was to have taken place
on the seminary campus on Saturday
between the Italian A. G. and Goddard
seminary, was postponed owing to the
frigid weather conditions All during
the afternoon binding fall of snow
swept its path across the campus.
A long delayed consignment of iron
grill work arrived in the city Saturday
rom Boston and has been installed in ,,
he local Offices of the Consolidated ,
lighting Co., in the Aldrieh building. The
,rill work is used to inclose the cashiers {
'lfice in the front apartment and also /.
eparates the public waiting room from !,
he main offices. The waiting room with
IS new grill fixtures was opened to the
public Yesterday for the first time in
eyeral weeks. !,
Cards received in this city from Rev.
,. NJ. Mckenna, pastor of st. Monica's i
hurch, who has been spending the win n
er in the Bermuda Islands. tell of his n
ontiuued Improvement in health and )
Indicate that his recovery is not far
way. Father Mckenna stated that he :
expected to leave Bermuda for New 7
'ork around April 10 or 20, although
is plans after reaching port We're not
ompleted =
+. II. Jameson or Liberty street. 80
arpenter employed at the Allen Lum- s
er companys plant on North Main b
treet had the misfortune to iniure
hree fingers on his right hand while I'll
orking around a buzz saw last Fri In
ay afternoon. The tip of the index OF
niger was removed and the other two
igits were also deeply cut. A physi
an who treated the cuts tod Mr.. m m
lmieson that he could not resume work =
IT several days. Mr.. Jameson left
his morning for Montreal, where he <,
i'll remain for few days business 81
sit r.
Robert Smith. the former Goddard Ca
minary and Tufts college pitcher,
ade his initial appearance in the ma off
r leagues Saturday when he repre- as
nted the Chicago White Sox for two ~
nings in their game against the Cleve- &
nd club. Cleveland won the game . =
9 The Hardwick lad was sent TO
e mound in the fifth inning. He with /
ew after the sixth. when three runs
ID accumulated off his delivery. While
the game he struck out one batter.
ssed three and was touched for three
ngles.
The Italian Athletic club baseball
am is confronted with a difficult weeks -
,rk considering the scant amount of
ictice the organization has undergone
Of Nar.hfsatA .