The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-18


yesterday, after spending the weekend
with friends in Burlington.
Miss Katherine Mccarthy of Brool
street went yesterday to Enosburg Falls
where she will visit her sister, Mrs
| w. z. Mitiguy, for few weeks.
L. +. Dubois of Laurel street, who
accompanied the remains of Robert Yer
non to st. Johnsbury for burial last
Saturday, returned home yesterday.
Rev. Albert Gale of st. Adams, who
is to conduct services in the Church OF
the Good Shepherd this evening at 1880
o'clock, arrived in the city to-day.
Edward Blondin OF Pearl street, OPP
orator at the Pavilion theatre, left last
night for Plattsburg. ~ Y, where he
will visit with relatives for few weeks.
James n. Roberts and son. Benjamin
Roberts, of Beckley court, who accom-
panied the remains of Mrs. Roberts to
Glover for burial, returned to Barre yes
terday.
Mrs. A. NJ Morrison of Batchelder
street, who has been confined TO the
house by illness for several days, was
able to be out of doors yesterday for a
short time.
Mrs. Lena Monti and Miss Lucy Mon
IT, who were called here by the death
Of Charles Cato of Scampini square. re-
turned to-day to their home in West
Quincy, Mass.
r. v Storer of Chicago, Ill.,, mem
Der of the granite manufacturing firm
OF Cutler, Storer 4 Fay arrived in the
city yesterday for business visit OF
several days.
Mrs. Mary Garvey OF Pearl street left
this forenoon for Rochester n Y, where
she will make an extended visit with her
brother, Thomas Marion, and with 9TH
err relatives.
The ninth grade Latins of Spaulding
were defeated by the ninth grade Com
mercials in a game OF hockey at the
North Barre skating rink last night, the
final score being 4 to 2.
The condition Of Mrs. Andrew Knut
son of South Main street who was
taken to the City hospital Sunday for
treatment, was reported to be improv.
ing slowly this forenoon.
Georgias LAM, who has been spend
ing several months in Italy, arrived in
the city last night from New York, |
where he recently landed from the |
French liner, La Provence.
The condition of Miss Kate oliver, |
who is confined to her home on Hillside |
avenue. is somewhat improved of late. !
She will be able to resume her duties at |
the c. Bau studio in another week.
Cards have been received in this city I
from Mrs. Carrie Burke Congo, who has
been spending several weeks in the Ber
muda Islands, saying that she expect
I'd to sail to-day for New York, where
she will visit friends for a few days, be-
lore returning to Barre.
Carpenters at the city hall have start
I'd the work of remodeling the asses
,ors' room. In the past the city listers
quarters have been too small for con-
lenence and when plans were first dis
,ussed Tor utilizing the space formerly
occupied by the government, it was de-
ided to alter the assessors office.
The Soap Box club will not meet this
week, the sessions of the club in the h
uture converting on the second and ,
ourth Tuesdays of each month. The
ubieet for discussion at the next meet
ng, February 25. is: Resolved that un
er Socialism each family could acquire
1ore private property than is now pos
ible."
Letters received in Barre from Man +,
eel Orlando. who recently left the city
ftcr a residence OF five years, tell OF
Is proposed departure to his former
in h. Tel Is ax.bo lat
ill visit relatives for a time befor.
DING to Buenos Ayres, where he win
stablish barber shop according to {
american tonsorial methods.
F. 4. Walker. local architect. is
plans in b. w Hooker 4
o's. window Tor II proposed addition :
) the Spaulding school building. The
mex, according to the plans, Is two I
.ories high with provisions on one /
the floors for an assembly ball. the 1
imcnsions Of which are GSx37 feet The
Lher floor is divided into class rooms. ,
he addition Is located Just at the
ar OF the pres mt structure.
Farmers living on the outskirts of :
&c city, az well as Others in nearby !
WINS, are reporting a shortage OF wa =
r, in many instances due % the burst :
z Of pipes connecting well-flled springs
it'll the barn and house. In Williams
wn a dozen farmers are drawing wa
r for their stock and one farmer, who
Is a large herd of cattle. employs two
en- to haul water almost from dawn :
It'll sunset. Dearth of water on ac- ?
unit OF the pipes freezing is ascribed a
most cases to the light fall of snow y
ID the unusual depth 10 which the 3
ound is frozen. /,
The Vineitia club committee in charge ?
the ladies night entertainment at a
G club rooms tomorrow evening has v
cured the services Of Madame Gilda n
Irdini. the famous Vermont harpist, !
10 viii play several selections. Mad !,
Dc Cariini i an artist Of exceptional =
ility and her part IN the program 9
Dne will b. source Of pleasure 10 the o
dience- She j. a graduate Of the i
Ian. Italy. conservatory. and has n
lyed IN several American concerts. N
Ie sl.0n harp which the musician pur- q
ased from = Partisan manufacturer, =
exhibited I'M the window AZ IL W