The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

relatives.
The city schools will close Frida,
March 2s, for the annual spring vacatio
OF one week.
w. Il. Willis left this morning 10
South Ryegate, where he will be EN-
ployed for time.
Mrs. Arthur Newton of Boston ar
rived in the city this forenoon for a tel
days visit with relatives.
Mrs, William Milne OF Brook stree
went Saturday to Mortified, where sh
will visit friends for few days.
Miss Helen Baker returned last nigh
to her home in Burlington, after pass
ing Easter with friends in the city.
Il G. III. Woodes, foreman Of the Con
solidated Lighting company is able L
be out, after two weeks illness.
1 John Otilini OF Blackwell street went
last night to New Haven, Conn, where
l he will visit for an indefinite period.
| Bert Hutchins returned this morning
ito his home in Moretown, after spend
ing several days with friends in the
| city.
Guisepp Comolli arrived in the city
| this morning from New York, after
spending the winter at his former home
| in Italy.
Paul Albizzati Of Short street leaves
tonight for Hallowell, Me-, where he will
be employed at his trade during the
summer.
b. G. Bass OF Boston. a former resi-
dent Of Randolph, arrived in the city
this forenoon for business visit Of
several days.
Burt Streeter, yard clerk at the Gem
| trial Vermont station, returned home this
morning, after spending few days with
his uncle in Brookfield.
Miss Edith Gorham OF Montreal ar
rived in the city Saturday for few
days visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John McHugo Of Hill street.
Stephano Carazzazi, who has been
spending several months in Honduras,
ARRIVED in Barre yesterday and will be
employed here until next fall.
James Daley of Corinth was a visit
or in the city today while on his way
to Burlington, where he has secured
employment for the summer.
Bundle sale of sheet music today at
Bailey's Music Rooms. Fifteen cents
per bundle or 2 Tor % cents. Two cop
les in bundle. See window.
John Comolli, who went to his for
mer home in Italy last November to
spend the winter, arrived in the city
this morning from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Clifford, who have
been spending several days with rela-
tives in the city, returned this forenoon
to their home in Essex Junction.
Il Ia. 49, al tt,l
a Concord, n H., shoe store, arrived in
the city Saturday night to pass a few
days with relatives on Merchant street.
Oreste lBoffino Of Maple avenue left
this forenoon for New York City, where
he will spend several days on business
in the interests OF the Union Clothing
store.
w. f. Randall of Williamstown, who
formerly conducted a barber shop on
Pearl street, arrived IN the city this
for a few days visit with |
friends.
Mrs Archie Collins Of Pleasantville,
Y. j.. arrived in the city last evening |
70 join her husband, who recently re-
.urned to Barre, after an absence of sew
,ral years.
Mrs. H. NJ. Houston OF Maple avenue
vent this forenoon to Mortified, where /
he was called by the condition Of her
,rother, Albert Holton, who is i'll with
Miss Marion f. Stiekney, a student
it Oberlin college, Oberlin, o., is pass
ng the Easter holidays with her par
nts, DIR. and Mrs. @, G. Stickney, Of
o Washington street.
Miss Christiani Rae, who is attend
ne nurses training school in Clare
mont. N H., visited at the home of her
'arents, Mr.. and Mrs. james Rae of
ames street, recently.
The regular meeting Of the Newman
club will be held on Wednes-
ay evening at 1880 at the Convent of
be Sacred Heart. A large attendance is
esired at the meeting.
The Barre Retail Merchants assoeia-
ion viii have special meeting at the
in the Miles building on |
Wednesday evening at O'Clock A
,rge attendance is desired. K
A. 4. Ala OF Merchant street, who I
ent to his home in Spain last Novem-
or to visit relatives, arrived in the city
ais morning from New York, where he
nded Saturday from Lisbon.
Mayor w II. Ward and Mrs Ward of
irk street and Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Cut
r of Elm street, returned this morn
q from Boston. where they have been
bending a few days with friends.
Pietro Baratelli, who has been spend
& the winter at his former home in
ally. arrived in the city this morning
ON New York, where he recently land
from French line steamship out of
lerbourg.
Mrs James Brown. a former resident
Barre, who has been living in Pleas
ltville, n. j.. for some time, arrived
the city yesterday to join her hus-
md, who returned to Barre several
seks ago.
The March number OF the Goddard
cord has been issued from the press
d distributed to subscribers. The mag
inc contains the usual amount of stu
MT contributions as well as SUM
lry Of the basketball and hockey sea.
rs at the school on the hill.
c. w. Henshaw of Boston. repre-
NATIVE of the Hoosier Manufacturing
J.. of New Castle, Ind, arrived in the
v this morning for weeks stay at
w Hooker & Cos. store While in
E city Mr.. Henshaw viii have charge
a kitchcnt cabinet exhibit at the
'oker & Co. store
Mrs. NJ. +. Gaskell and little son. Paul.
East street, left this forenoon for
,ir former home in Barton, where they
I make a months stay with rela-
es. Mr.. Gaskell went today to Bethel,
ere he viii engage in the clothing