The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Il. n Brown OF Ottawa, Ont, a gran
II lie dealer, is passing a few days in tn
III city on business.
III Il. II. kiser left this morning for Bur
III lington, where lie will make a shori
III visit with friends.
II A. II. Edwards left this forenoon fol-
Montreal, Il. O., where he will visit rela
II t1ves for few days,
u Charles A. Caron left this forenoon
ll for Burlington, where he will spend sew
Il eral days on business.
II IIedding male chorus will meet at the
\ home of William oliver, Upland avenue
at o'clock this evening.
II Luigi Bruggni of North Main street
H left Monday for Blueield, New, where
he has secured employment.
Il III. II. Dickinson of Halifax, N. b., ar
| rived in the city last evening for a
business visit of several days.
Mrs. A. NJ. Stafford. of Long street
left this forenoon for Burlington, where
she will visit friends for few days.
Paul +. Donahue, who has been spend
ing few days in the city on business,
returned to-day to WATERFOWL, Mass.
There will be meeting of the Social
list local tonight at 1880 o'clock at the
Socialist headquarters in the scampini
building.
Miss Elva Burwell returned this fore
noon to her home in Essex Junction,
after spending several days with friends
in the city.
Misses Margaret Rock and Mary La
/
where they cared for Miss Lucie Calef
during her illness.
Tickets for "The Girl of Ny Dreams"
| the big musical attraction at the opera
house Saturday night, go on sale at
Hendricks tonight at o'clock.
! John O'Connor, former resident of
Barre, who has been spending several
days with friends in the city. returned
this morning to his home in Har1wick.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Lake returned
this forenoon to their home near her
vile, r. O., after spending several days
with relatives in Barre and Granite
vile.
The Sunbeams will hold meeting at |
the home of Miss Agnes Rae. James /
street. Thursday evening at Gas o'clock. |
Every member will please make an eff
fort to attend this meeting.
Rev. Frances Welch, who has been as
sisting Rev. A. c. Griffin. pastor of st.
Monica's church. during the forty hours
devotion, which was ended this morn
ing has returned to Burlington.
Peter Alexander who has been confined
to his home on Branch street for the
past two weeks by illness, was able to
attend his duties at the Alexander and
Mackie Supply company to-day.
Maccabees Regular review of Har.
man hive, No. /. /. o. I. NJ. viii be
held in Knights of Pythas hall Wednes- /
Officers and guards are requested to be
present.
William Palmer, who recently returned !
to his former home in Barre, after pass /,
ing several months with relatives in
Tiverton R. l., has been appointed agent ,
for the Wolverine Chemical Go. of Port I
land Mich Mr.. Palmer is assigned to
territory in Washington and portions
Of Orange counties. :
In spite of the storm, an interest i
ng meeting was held at the Baptist !
ahurch last night. Very close atten- !
lion was paid to Rev. Prindle's sermon
III "The Cancellation of Sim" Mrs. ID. n
Il. Cutler and Rev. Holt sang solos. !,
rhe subject of Mr.. Prndle's discourse for \
o-night will be "The Man of Sorrows"
Special music will be provided.
The Motion Picture World in its week
Y criticism of current photo play re-
eases recognizes in "The Awakening Of N
ohm Bridd,n picture of extraordinary ii
merit with clever theme most capably
cted and at the same time possessing a
wealth Of beautiful scenes An animated ei
feekly is on the same program at the
'iiou,--Adv. hi
The annual forty hours devotion at st.
ionica's church, which was opened on OF
ionday morning with the celebration of to
Ugh mass, was concluded this morning eH
18th the observance of solemn high mass
urng the exercises this week Rev.
. c.. Griffin, acting pastor of the church,
as been assisted by Revs. Frs. Penders co
nd Welch of Burlington and FIR. Sui
van OF Montpelier. &C
The grand prize that was offered by mi
s. Bailey, proprietor of the Bailey na
usc Rooms, whose branch offices ex- IN
nd over territory that embraces an
and part of New Hampshire -
I'd part of New York state, to the
lesman making the best showing in n
lsiness for the months of December, X
nuary and February was won by II. J.
Roe, manager of the local rooms.
Word was received by DIR. +. Y. z. IL
,chambault of Merchant street last =
ght of the death of his mother, Mrs. n
mile Archambaut, which occurred z.
sterday at her home in Montreal, aft
a few months illness of gall stones.
rs. Archambaut was aged " years G.
Q is survived by her husband ana III
zen children, three by her first mar
ge, who are Paul and Alexandra La TT
ere and Mrs. Valerie Matthie of Mont
H. and four by her second marriage,
10 are as follows: DIR. Joseph Areham
ult of Fall River, Mass, Dr. +. Y. z.
chambault of Barre, and Misses Mar
and Bernadetta Archambault OF
DIR. F. y. z. Archambault
this city will leave tomorrow night I
Montreal to attend the funeral which IL
I be held on Friday. He will
urn to Barre on Saturday.
Rev James Penders. former eurate
st. Moniea's church. but at present