The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

I'LL Ne''t ~ >.
I'LL w. A. Wright returned Saturday iron
Ill ~. Johns, n. b., where he was called b,
III The illness of his father.
III Thomas Venner, ir., has gone TO Cap
III Ann, Mass, where he has secured a pc
III sitlon with granite firm.
iii Regular meeting of Bright Star Rebekai
III lodge, No, Is, Wednesday evening, JUNE
III 4, at o'clock. Per order n. G.
III Mrs. Donald Rand, who has been visit
III ing at Laeonia, n. H., for the past week
HI returned TO the city last night.
HI Norman Mitchell of Hardwick was a
Nj visitor in the city to-day as the guest
III OF Alto Marrani OF North Main street
III The ladies' union OF the Universalist
H church will hold their monthly business
II meeting Wednesday afternoon at $3.50,
II BE sure to see Edwin August as Mari
H ms in "ln Roman Garden" splendid
Il old Roman reproduction, at the Bijou.--
II Adv.
h c. Ban of Franklin street returned
this morning from Boston, where he has
been spending the past few days on bus
H mess.
| Miss Kathleen Bergen, who has been
visiting friends on Merchant street for
the past week, returned yesterday TO
heT nome AT montpelier.
Giuseppe Giaeomini left last night for
Boston, where he will sail in few days
for an extended visit to his former
home at Santa Broegia, Italy.
Mrs. A. NJ. Stafford of Long street,
who has been spending the past ten days
at Rutland as the guest OF relatives, re-
turned to the city yesterday
! Mrs. Margaret g. Smith of Liberty
street and Miss Mary Carleton went to
| Woodstock to-day to attend the Wom-
ans Home Missionary convention.
Maccabees Regular review of Har-
mon hive, No. /, L. O. I. NJ, will be
held Wednesday evening, June 4, at 1880
o'clock in Knights of Pythias hall
Max Fisher of New York arrived in
the city last night to make an extended |
visit at the home of his parents, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Fred Fisher of AveriH street.
Daniel Hagan, who has been visiting |
the city as the guest of his brother,
Matthew Hagan, and at East Barre, re-
turned yesterday to his home at Bran
dom
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Cato, who were |,
married in Barre several weeks ago, have
returned to this city, after an extended
visit with relatives in Quincy and other
massachusetts, cities. II
Miss Frances Davis. who has been
spending the past week at the home Of
her grandfather. John Robins OF French
street, returned to-day to her home at !,
White River Junction.
The Congregational Philathea class /
will meet for their monthly social at Il
Mrs. j. M, Corskie's, ~ Nelson street, ,
Wednesday evening at 730 o'clock. i
Those who care to may bring their fancy /
work.
Mrs William Parks and daughters, h
Dorothy and Lillian, who have been /
spending the past week in the city as In
the guest of Mrs. Susan Parks of War I
rem street, returned yesterday to Wa "
terbury.
Miss Stella Goodrich. who was OPP c,
Grated on for appendicitis at the City o
hospital several weeks ago. has fully re- la
Covered and left to-day for Montpelier, y
,here she will spend few days before j
going to her home at Woodbury. for an G
visit.
Miss Bella Gall of London, Ont, ar in
lived in the city yesterday for a two Vi
weeks visit at the home of her sister la,
Yrs. James Ade of Franklin street. .,
Mss Gall will join her father later at 3;
Montreal and leave for an extended tour ID
4 the British Isles M
Mondays arrivals at The Buzzell hotel Il
'ere as follows: Frank Antoniotte,
]. A. Cummings, Webster ia
lille; w l. Smith, Utica, n. "; John To
avery, Rutland; A. |. Hoyt, ST. Johns in
ury; Lewis X. Rier, New York; tn
'homas Leare, jefferson, \. II. ii,
Miss Reina Colombo, who has been M
pending several days with her aunt TO
Irs. A. Colombo. of George street. re. ca
irned this forenoon to her home in be
orthfeld Carlo and b. Colombo. who
ave also been passing week in Barre,
turned to Mortified at noon.
Progress - rapid in the construc-
on of the new piece of state road be-
q built in the town of Berlin about II
iddle way between Barre and Mont =
,lier. Excellent cement concrete cul
,rts have been constructed and the
reich OF road has been thoroughly I'M
rdrained. 4
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Fargerston and r
mily and MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Selberg III
Id family left Saturday night for Bos- "
n, where they sail to-day on White \
ar liner for Guttenburg, Sweden. Both \
rites have relatives residing in the
nth central part OF Sweden and VIII
IS few months with them, return
z to Barre sometime in the fall.
James Legee, John Milne. John Ogg, n
I'M Maekie, Fred Robertson, James i&
mpson, Peter Reid and Misses Dollie I
ann and Mary Murray returned yes II
rday from Berlin. where they have
en- spending the past five days at
Rim pond. On Memorial day they -
Id a house party, which many others mr.
I'M Barre attended. The party was ~
lperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Peter NJ
ungson. goo,
Burt Streeter. who has acted in the r oag
Dacity of yard clerk at the Central ~
rmont freight station for the past !, $
ir, will assume the duties of billing Tea
rk tomorrow owing TO the change in ferr
administration force caused by the -,
'motion of George Stuart. who goes ouqI
White River Junction. Albert Scott to .
o has been head foreman of the Wal
light shippers at the station, will as
ne the duties of yard clerk.
Those who have been guessing what r.
invitation to Follow me to Flow
and" meant, now know that it is the
eel and attractive method of Canton
ton, |. O. o. F., to announce their
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