The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

see tine Hz,OU shoes anu oNloTus III
the Tilden Shoe Co.'S window.
, Mrs. II, Calico, who has been spend
ing several days at the home OF hcr
/ brother
Forrest Bradley of Laconia, n. H.,
> passed Sunday with relatives on Notn
: Seminary street.
Harry Wishart of Chelsea passed the
r weekend at the home of his mother,
3 Mrs. Barbara Wishart of Camp street.
Joseph Cook OF Manchester, n. H., al
rived in the city Saturday night for a
few days visit with relatives on Pine
street.
B. Colombo of Bolster place went tas
morning to Northfcld, where he will be
employed during the summer by the III
lis Granite Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Colombo and dauga-
ter, .Reina, of Mortified passed Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. i. Abiatti
OF Bolster place.
The Tilden Shoe company are offering
a variety of styles and feathers in both
shoes and oxfords at $3.50. See the
window display.
Miss Mary Adams of South Barre lett
the city Saturday afternoon for Hanovcr.
\. H., where she will visit friends for a
week or ten days.
! Miss Marguerite Lane of upper Hui
street, who has been spending several
days with her grandmother in Burln2-
ton, has returned home.
Miss Constance Moore, teacher at
the Lincoln school, returned to-day from
Holyoke. Mass, where she has been
| spending the past two weeks.
| Mrs. Hattie rilotson and Miss Grace
| ingalls, of South Main street. teachers in
the city were in Northfield Saturday to
attend the funeral of L. l.. Warren.
Mrs. Frank p. Houston of Mortified
I is spending several days in the city as
a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo
seph Denny of Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Cady and daugn |
ter, Isabel, of South Woodbury., arrived |
in the city Saturday for visit at the
home OF H. p. Wheeler on the Merchant |
street extension.
Gordon Platt of Swanton, who travels |
for the White entertainment bureau OF |
Boston, is passing a few days in this
city and with his cousin, Miss Bernice
Holmes, of Montpelier.
George Roras, who began a two-weeks' /
vacation from his duties in the Barre
Candy kitchen Saturday, left this fore
noon for New York, where he will make
a ten days visit with relatives.
Miss Mary Wright of Keith avenue,
who has been spending the past few
months at Mt Clemens. Mich, returned
to the city Saturday. Yesterday she lett
for West Lebanon, \. H., where she viii
visit with relatives for week.
The annual meeting OF the Board OF
Trade will be held at the Nincitia club
rooms Tuesday evening. Among the
speakers will be two officials OF the Gem
trail Vermont and Mr.. Sands, manager
of the Tenney electric companies.
A baseball team representing the room
in the Mathewson school building taught
by Miss Stone defeated the Granite
Street Stars Saturday by a score of II
to TO- The battery for the winning team
was Brodfe and Ferrario; for the loser,
William Smith and LEO Grania.
We are informed that a party is
around town takin gorders for certain
brand OF flour. We do not handle the
flour nor do we know the party. ii
YOU want the best bread -four, ask for
Hubbard's Superlative. That is the flour
that gives real value to our cream bread.
Il. ID. Laid Co.
DIR. q. Il. Barr. veterinarian assistant
to the state cattle commissioner, made
an inspection and test OF the herd of
cows Of the r.. r. Martin farm on the ,
East Montpelier road last week. The re- f,
port OF DIR. Barr showed the test was
and all the COWS in excel
lent condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Even and two
Misses Mary and Nina Even,
of Glenwood avenue, leave this after
noon at D: Is o'clock for San Francisco, +
Cal. where they expect to reside. Miss /
Mary Even has been employed until re- Q
rently in the f. ID. Ladd Go. store, while
her sister has been engaged at the Watt
Hudson dental parlors.
A surprise party was rendered TO
Egidio Rulfo at his home on Pleasant
street Saturday night by a party of
bout twenty OF his friends The onea- =
ion was his birthday anniversary. The r.
yening was devoted to games and stag l
ny. Mr.. Rulfo was presented a gold
ignet ring by his friends. Light lc m
We're served to the party dur ia
ng the evening.
II. j. McAuey OF Glens Falls, y. ", sn
Tho has been spending the past week 1t 70
he home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Lewis IL
t Nelson street. left this morning Tor cl,
Detroit, Mich, where he will remain in -
Mr.. McAuley recently dis
osed of a plumbing establishment at 70
lens Falls and goes to Detroit with =
respects of locating in the same line of ~
usiness there. Mrs. McAuley will re- tin
lain at the home of her parents for 4 Ia,
me. Mr.. McAuley was accompanied by sseeI
is brother. John. J.
The death OF Margaret Creighton
hapman, the infant daughter of Mr..
nd Mrs. John Boyd Chapman of Gran an
evile, occurred'Sa.urday afternoon aft f.
short illness of bronchitis. The
lid was born in Barre Town two and
le half years ago. The remains Were
ken this morning over the Central
ermont road at o'clock to Mont mo
al, p. O., whence they will be forward is
to Lancaster, Ont for interment. Mr. out
I'd Mrs. Chapman accompanied the body An
I'd will be absent from Barre several be
Tvs.
Captain Brandt and other officials of -
e local Salvation Army barracks are =
aiming to leave tomorrow night for
,ston, where they viii participate in
e annual New England Salvation
rmy congress. which is to open in
-emont temple. Captain Brandt and
5 followers will be absent from Barre
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