The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Angelo Marehesi returned TO his home
to-day from the City hospital.
Thomas Jameson OF Williamstown
returned to his home to-day from the
City hospital.
Special sale ON sheet music at the
Bailey Music Rooms, Elm street. Price
10 cents a copy.
The musical treat OF the year at the
Farland concert, Methodist church, Fri
day evening, April rs.
The Altrurians will meet with Mrs,
II. Il. Reynolds, Washington street,
Tuesday April %, at 2;30 p. m.
John McCordy OF Mortified was Wis
itor in the city yesterday while on his
way to Iberyille, p. O., where he will
be employed.
! The Currer Park Improvement soci-
ETY. will hold its annual meeting Monday
evening at 1880 o'clock with Mrs. +. ID.
Beckley, Park street.
Auction sale in the old City Auction
rooms, Pearl street, will begin Saturday
at 2 p. IN. Everything must be sold
out. O. II. Hale, auctioneer
Alfred A. Farland is the acknowledged
wonder of the musical world. BE sure
you hear him on Friday night, April rs,
at the Heddng Methodist church.
A daughter was born April IL to
Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Baer of San
Francisco Cal. Mrs. Baer was former.
" Miss Edith Prie of this city.
An entertainment will be given in the
vestry OF the Church of the Good Shep.
herd Thursday evening, April "a. Ad-
mission, l5c. Watch for program.
NncfarJatr bn III NT Afnup-
tain council, No. 1856, Royal Arcanum,
paid Mrs. Lucy II. Houston of Mortified,
$1,000 she being the beneficiary of the
late Jonathan j. Bowen, her father,
whe had been a member OF the order
for over 80 years. Mr.. Bowen will be
remembered as famous horseman train
er and was known all over the country
as an expert driver He lived to the
ripe age of SO years.
At the NJ. & w. freight yards this
forenoon, j. Fl. Stewart 4 Sons of st.
Johnsbury unloaded Garford auto
truck, the first of its kind to come into
the state and one of the largest carry
ing cars ever seen in this vicinity. II
has o body length of sixteen feet and
a carrying capacity of 6,000 pounds. |
There are dual hard rubber tires at the |
rear and single tires of hard rubber in
front. The car develops over 80 h. p. /
1t has cab of unusual size. The truck |
was taken from the freight yards to
the Palace garage on North Main street, |
where it was placed on exhibition.
Among those returning to Barre from !
visits in Italy and those coming for I
the first time to reside here are Giuseppe /
Bernasconi of George street, who has I
been visiting at Viggiu; G. Andreoletti
of Sessano, who will reside on High /
Holborn street; Giovanni Comoll of
Breno Psaro who comes to the United
States for the first time; Giuseppe b.
who has been spending sew
pral months at Bissiscio; Jacomini Der
latti. who has been in Italy few
months. They arrived in Barre last
night
We have leased the premises in the
block. corner Main street and
Keith avenue, formerly used by L. b.
Dodge as a creamery and ice cream par
or, and more recently by the J. r. Tier.
ley Granite City laundry This build
ng is being renovated and additions are
being made to it for our use. We will
move into our new store May Is. I'm
III that date we ofter special induce
nents at our present place OF business,
"A Elm street Remember, one small
louse with three big systems-cash. in
mail orders. j. +. Sadlier.
Several new members were received
nto the Newman Dramatic club last
vening at its regular meeting in the :
Knights of Columbus hall. New appli :
atoms were also received for mem
ership A large number OF adherents of
he club We're present at the meeting. Il
i program Of literary numbers was the
that followed the usual
transaction of business. The following II
ontributed to the program Reading, II
elected Miss Jeanette Granger; deela II
nation, Edmund Loranger recitation, Il
fiss Lorraine Loranger; reading Miss
lanche White; grafton, Patrick Hale, H
liss Kathreen Jordan read an essay on II
ohm Newman. H