The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

Paris Shirtwaist House.
! For summer knitting use "Iaon brand
yarns, found at Knights.
/ Bert Keith returned this morning
after spending week with his uncle II
Aiarshfeld.
Regular meeting Of Ruth chapter, No
80, 0. E. s., viii be held Wednesday
evening, July 9. tES
Regular meeting of the Modern Wood
men of America this "wednesday even
| ing, at o'clock
j. ID. Farrell has returned home, after
spending several days in Bennington and
vicinity on business.
Cecil Gilbertson is spending a few
days with Mrs Stella Lawrence, 1927
North Main street
j. j. Coulard left last night for Mont
real p o. where he will spend several
days with relatives.
Mrs. J. j. Dashner and daughter, Edna,
of Washington, are spending few days
with friends in the city.
I John Frontini of Foss street returned
to-day from few days visit to Platts-
burg, n. ", and Burlington.
A few untrimmed hats in black and
blue for soc, also sailors and outing
hats for soc Mrs. C. r. Wood.
The person who found the silver mesh
bag at Goddard seminary is asked to re-
turn the same to 81 Elm street.
Being away day times, ! can only
answer telephone calls between 6 p. M.
and a. m. w. p. Durkee, tel. 42l2l.
Martin Mcmahon of West street went
last night to Worcester, Mass, where
{ l. -, So. Ia
ness.
Ned J. Lewis of Spaulding street left
last night for Brattleboro, where he
will remain for a few days business
visit.
The |. o. O. L., NJ. e., amusement
committee is asked to meet at X. of G..
hall July 10, Thursday afternoon, at 2
o'clock.
Mrs. c. Philip Curtis Of Sharon, Mass,
is spending few weeks with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Cave, sr,
IA Eastern avenue.
If you haven't bought load of our
dry wood, do so next time You will
like il, The d. NJ Miles Coal Co.. l22
North Main street. tel. 1873.
Mrs. W. 4. Mitiguy, who has been
visiting her mother on Brook street, has
returned to her home in Enosburg Falls.
She was accompanied BY her niece, Miss
Frances Hazel.
Don't forget to attend the lawn party
to be held on the grounds OF st. Mon
ica's church on Thursday night. A so
ciable time is in store for all who make
their appearance.
Alfred j. Guthrie, who is taking
few days vacation from his duties in
the Hub restaurant, left to-day for Rox-
bury, Mass, where he viii make a short
visit with relatives.
Paul Giacherio of Smith street to day
commenced a two weeks vacation from
his duties at the Prinde hardware store.
He will leave tomorrow to visit with
relatives at Morrisyile.
Miss Rebecca Chesser OF Currier
street is taking a two weeks vacation
from her duties as cashier in the Union
Clothing store Her place is temporarily
filled by Miss Rose Levin.
Herbert Tyler, who recently came to
this city and entered the employ of
the Walker. Walker q Goodrich en-
cheering firm, has joined the Barre
band. He is a clarionet player.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Lamorey and
little daughter and Charles Hoernle OF
Cliff street left this morning by automo-
bile for St JohnsbuTy, where they will
make short visit with friends.
Don't fail to see this strong bunch
of ball-tossers from Morrisville, who are
to play the Italians on Berlin street
Saturday The Italians will be obliged
to use their best team. The game will
start at o'clock.
Alderman John A. Hoban, who has had
charge OF a summer theatre owned by
Fox & Eaton in Brattleboro for the past
ten days. returned last night to Barre
He expects to go later in the week to
Claremont, n H., where Mrs. Hoban and
a daughter are making an extended
visit.
At the Socialist meeting, J.ily l6, the
topic for discussion will be of a local
nature, namely, "0ur city council can
eNpend $500 for other amusements; how
should they do it," Several members
have been appointed as collectors of
dues. They will call upon members in
the course of a few days.
Work on the improvements under way
at the city's smaller reservoir in Orange
is progressing favorably, and Superinten /
dent II. +. Reynolds of the water depart |
ment, who is at the reservoir daily, ex-
poets that the operations will be COM
pleted shortly. A wooden dam which /
has outlived its usefulness is being re-
placed with a cement structure.
Nine candidates were present at yes
terday's session Of the Vermont state
board of pharmacy at its annual mid
summer meeting in the State House. !
Most of the applicants took the exam
nations for regular pharmacists al /
though few applied only for assistants
certificates. The regular meeting of the
state board was held at the capitol to-
lay.
+. n Normandeau, the Highland ave
to abolish three grade crossings in South
Royalton, returned home last evening
or a few days. Work on the crossings
las already been started and Mr.. Nor
nandeau expects to divide his time be-
ween South Royalton and local con
racts which he has under way.
Dr. L. Andreol of Boston, who has
,een passing few days in the city,
eturned to-day to Boston. Yesterday
Or. Andreoli was informed that he had
passed the examinations OF
he Vermont medical board, which he !
ook at Montpelier last March. In two
reeks he will return TO Barre and open
ractice in the city. DR. Andreoli re-
eived his medical education in Italy and
nr cono time paaf hos haen aptinu a.