The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-12-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Mrs. Mary A. Snow, who has been
visiting her son, VIII III. Snow, at the
CITY hotel, has returned to her home in
Manchester, n. H.
Mrs. T. d. Spooner, who has been VS.
iting her daughters, Mrs. George More
house and Mrs. Silvio Cardi, returned to-
day to her home in Brookfield
Miss Emma Sivernn" thaI-h Main
street returned las'n1 ~ s"G - eettinc
mont, n H., vher Lpie ;. the rs
ing the past favgf during 'Ne
of S,sas snm vt wIsI .fyester.
day froiA te they have
been spend lte1 - with friends.
Peter An 5f North Main street
left last night for Boston, where he will
visit for few days with friends before
going to New Bedford, Mass, to pass
the holidays.
| Pasauale Monti, who has been spend
| ing the past week in the city as the
guest of Vincent Cato Of Berlin street,
returned last night to his home at West
/ Quincy, Mass. +.
! Miss Eva A. Bsbee of Park street re-
sumed her duties in the Granite Manu-
facturers' headquarters this morning,
after spending a few days at her former
home in Waitsiield.
Miss Elizabeth Coffey of the nurses
home left Yesterday for Montreal, p. O.,
where she will visit friends for few
days before going to Valliioie, Cal,
where she expects to pass the winter.
Miss Mae Thwing of Franconia, n. H.,
who has been visiting her brother, Dean
Thwing. in White River Junction for
several days, left yesterday for st,
Johns, p O., to make a more extended
visit with relatives.
+. 0lney, prominent Fitchburg,
Mass, lumber dealer, who has been
spending several days in Barre and
Orange on business, left this morning
for Walden, where he will pass the re-
mainder of the month.
Robert Holmes, who has been em-
ployed at st. Louis, Mo-, during the sum
mer, arrived in the city Yesterday to
make few days visit with friends be.
fore proceeding to his home at Milford,
N. H., where he will pass the winter.
President Guy Potter Benton of the
University of Vermont, Burlington, will
be the speaker at the first of a series
OF smoke talks to be held in the Vim
citia club this evening at o'clock.
President Benton viii speak on the sub
ject, "The New Loyalty"
Mrs. Marvenue Tash and son, John
fash, arrived in the city last night from
New York, where they recently landed
from an American liner, after an extend
ed stay in Libanus, Syria. Mrs. fash
and son will pass the winter with the
formers sister, Mrs. Peter Corey, of
Prospect street.
On Thursday night this week the Ital
ian Pleasure club will hold the first of
a series of smoke talks to be conducted
during the winter months. The smoke
talk will be held at their club rooms in
the Scampini building. Efforts are being
made to secure some prominent speaker
to address the gathering
Because of conflicting dates the com
plimentary banquet to the members OF
the 1918 football team at Spaulding high
school has been deferred again. The
banquet will now take place on Tuesday
evening, Dec. l6, at the City hotel. The
banquet will be held at s o'clock and
about so persons are expected to be
seated.
Among those who registered at The
Buzzell hotel yesterday were the follow
ing: Bert Barbour, Williamstown; Vail
Godfrey, Williamstown; j. Gilbert Cor
don, New York; John Lavery, Rutland;
Walter Bond and wife, East st. Johns
bury; James Parker and wife, East st.
Johnsbury; William Bippens, Greenfield,
Mass.
Andrew Shirriffs of Maple avenue
leaves tonight for New York, where he
will spend few days with relatives.
He will also visit at Hoboken, N j.
On Sunday he will sail on a Cunard liner
for Aberdeen, Scotland, to pass the win
ter months at his former home He in
tends to return to Barre during next
spring.
Alberto Manini sailed to-day from
New York on the French liner, Paris
ienne, for Genoa, Italy. He left Barre
Sunday and since has been visiting in
the vicinity of New York. He will visit |
at his former home Mt Vergona, Italy, |
during the winter, returning to Barre in
the spring.
A typographical error crept into the |
letter contributed to The Times yester-
day by Fairfield on the Mat" that |
might underestimate the ability of |
James Owens, at one time champion col |
lar and elbow wrestler of the world. |
The error had it that Owens weighed lS0 |
pounds, while in fact Owens weight was |
100, middleweight.
The three Sicilian Buttercups, exhibit !
ed by Mrs. H. ]. Carr at the Grand Cen |
trail palace show in New York City, ar
rived home safely last night. Mrs. |
Carr's cockerel won the .$5 in gold spe-
cial prize, offered by the American But
tercup club for male bird showing best
cup-shaped comb. There were IS male |
birds on exhibition.
Alexander Milne returned to-day from
Morrisvile, where he has been spending |
a few days with his sons, who attend |
Peoples academy. Mrs. Aurelio Villa of
Berlin street returned home last night
from Rutland. where she has been stay
ing with relatives for few days. Mrs.
J. A. Gauthier returned this morning
from a weekend visit with friends in
White River Junction.
Last evening che universal jubilee con-
Quoted by the Roman Catholic church in
of the "Peace of Con-
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