The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Order goods OF Abbott and get FIRE
parcel post.
The store for laees and embroiderie'
J AT Vaughan's
Can order goods at Abbott's sent b
free parcel post.
A. q. Gregoire returEad this morning
! after spending several days with friend
in Burlington.
The Newman Dramatic club will NEE
at the convent of the Sacred Heart a
1880 Tuesday evening.
A daughter. weighing ten pounds, wa
born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Murray Of Bolster place.
! w. r. Willis returned TO his work il
Marshfeld this morning, after spending
few days at his home here,
Eleeta Blair of Elm street returned
last evening from Rouses Point, wher,
he has been visiting for several days.
Miss Corinne Brescette returned thi.
morning to her home in Colchester. aft
er weekend visit with friends in the
city.
Miss T.. Townsend of Washington
street has returned from New York
where she attended the spring millinery
openings.
| Mrs Fred Fields retained this fore
noon to her home in Birmingham, n. y,
after an extended visit with relatives in
the city.
Fred Peterson returned this morning
to his home in Essex junction, after
spending several days with friends iii
the city.
w. w. Calder of North Main street,
who has been passing a few days on BUSH
ness at Montreal, returned to the city
yesterday.
John II. Jones of fremont street, who
is confined to the house by illness, was
reported 10 be on the road to recovery
this forenoon.
Sundays arrivals at the hotel Otis
We're as follows: Twenty members Of
"The Girl OF My Dreams" company; d.
Mcleod, Groton.
Mrs. George Patterson of Brook street
was taken in A. W. Badger & Cos. am
bulance to the City hospital yesterday
for an operation.
Miss Clara i. Loranger of Summer
street, who has been passing several
weeks with relatives in Boston, returned
home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence T. Gray re-
turned this morning to their home in st.
Johnsbury, after passing the weekend
with friends in the city.
Fred G.. Bradbury, a representative Of
the Sullivan Machinery company, ar
rived in the city yesterday from Clare
mont, n. H.. for few days visit.
d. II. Foster, who has been visiting
in the city for the past four days, re-
turned to Hanover. n. H., this morn
ing to resume his studies at Dartmouth
college.
John Del Monti. who has been pass
M the winter in Barre, went this morn
ng to Mortified, where he will resume |
work on several statues which Berna /
soni & Co. are cutting.
The condition of Mss Edith Gamble /
If Division street. who underwent Sc
'ious operation for appendicitis at the
5ity hospital Saturday, was reported to
,e improving this forenoon.
The condition of Mrs. Charles johnson Il
II North Main street, who was oper
tied on for appendicitis at the Heaton
hospital at Montpelier a few days ago,
S favorable and a rapid recovery is
A. Fl. Burke of Summer street re-
urned last night from a few days visit
o Boston. accompanied by his wife, who
as been undergoing treatment at the
General hospital for the
asst three weeks.
Peter Calderara. former resident OF
'arre, who has been employed at Law
enee, Mass, for the past two months,
rived in the city Saturday for an in
efnite visit at the home of his brother,
oseph Calderara, Of Central street.
Miss Dorothy Notey, student at the
University Of Vermont, Burlington, who
As been visiting at the home of Mr.
nd Mrs. d. s. Waterman Of Washington
rect, for few days, returned this
orning to Burlington.
A. j. Young, a Merchant street bird
meier, shipped pair OF blooded pleas
lts this morning to b, /. Ilgenfritz
Woodbine, Ia. The birds were con I
gned by express and it is estimated
at two days will elapse before they
ach their destination. Pheasants from
r, Young's pens are in demand in sew
al different states.
The executive committee of the Barre
thletic club is contemplating holding
ncert and ball in the Rowland hall 4
on after the Lenten season is over, \
e proceeds of which will be used to
sist the baseball team of the club
rough the coming season. Annually it
) been the custom of the club to hold
nilar affairs for the benefit of the
seball team Last winter minstrel
ow was held and this year extensive
are being made for the
aeert and ball TIE committee in
arge of the dance has selected Wesley
,ffnan to act as chairman.