The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-15
TALK OF THE TOWN


HI Onyx hose sale day at Fits
NJ See the special SOC neckwear this week
III for 25c at Vaughan's.
III Wait for big sale on ehildren's dresses
n Thursday, Paris Shirtwaist House.
II The -Four Willies in the big fun fea
II ture, Casey JONES' at the Pavilion
II next Wednesday night.
H Mrs. Hyder Habeb of Prospect street
H was taken to the City hospital this
II forenoon for treatment.
\ Albert Haley of Graniteyile was a
visitor in the city today ON his way To
New York for a weeks visit.
H Avon Hall of Jefferson street has re-
turned home, after spending several days
at his former home in South Cabot.
H Perey Gotler of Seminary street rs
H turned last night from Burlington, where
he has been visiting for few days.
/ l.. w. Cleary returned last night 10
bis home in Laeona, n. H., after spend
ing several days with friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Grearson of Aver
i'll street have returned home, after
making short visit with friends in
Vergennes.
Miss L. Belle Chandler, who has been
passing several days with relatives on
Averill street, left this forenoon for Wal.
pole, Mass.
Gordon Platt, who has been spending
several days with friends in Barre and
Montpelier. left this morning for hi:
home in Swanton.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Elmer Cutting, who
have been spending several days with
friends in the city, returned this fore
noon to their home in East Alburg.
Arthur Stephens of Pleasant street
left this afternoon for Winehendon,
Mass, where he was called by the death
of his brother-in-la law, William McAuley.
Harry Recore, who has been employed
at the Martin market at Williamstown
for the past few months, completed his
duties yesterday and returned to the
city.
Miss Sadie Fifield, who has been con
! fined to her home on French street for
the past week by illness was able to
resume her duties today at the KendrIck
pharmacy.
Rev. f. F. Newell, pastor of the He'd
cover steadily from his recent illness
and is now able to be out of doors for
short time each day.
Carlo Milano of Granite street. who
recently completed his duties with the
Calderara grocery store, went today to
Montpelier, where he will enter the en-
ploy OF Rosso & Massueo
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Cady and daugh-
ter, who have been visiting at the home |
of II. p. Wheeler of Merchant street |
for few days, left this afternoon for
South Woodbury..
Mrs. j. Ward Carver of Church street |
returned to-day, after passing several
days in New York. She was aeeompa-
MED by her mother, Mrs. T. w Powers
of Richmond, who will make stay of /
several days in Barre
Ernest Nichols and Arthur j. Cave,
who have been passing the winter in
Florida arrived in the city this morn ng
from New York, where they recently
landed. Messrs Cave and Nichols com
pleted tour of every important point
in the peninsula state.
Rev. A. b. Enright of Chelsea visited
friends in the city yesterday while on
his way home from Richford, where he
attended the Vernon conference. Rev.
Mr.. Enright has been assigned to the
Methodist church in Chelsea for another
conference year.
The condition of August johnson who
is undergoing treatment for his right
eye at the City hospital, is much i'm
proved and is in hopes of being able to
go to his home on Webster street with.
in few days. 1t is now thought that
Mr.. johnson will not lose the sight OF
the eye.
In fast and exciting game of base
ball at the sand bank" yesterday aft
ernoon. the Hinky Dink baseball or
ganization won from the Brook street ;
Stars bv score of to 2. The battery ,,
for the winning team was Mccarthy and
Cowie; for the losing side, Blackmofe !;
and Ross. ,
The Newman Dramatic club has {
changed the date OF its assembly dance a
to be held in the Knights of Columbus '
hall from May 7 to Friday evening, t
May 2. The club has now under con T
for production soon. The i
Usurer," by Matre, an adaptation OF
4 he seven clerks. ne date Nnen
this play will be presented has not yet
been definitely set.
Mr. and Mr.. Charles Heath, who have
been residing at Del.and, Fla, since last ;
october, have decided that they will
lot return to Barre this summer but
will continue their residence in Florida.
dr. Heath, soon after making his resi- '
lence at DeLand established himself il
n the contract painting business. to- II
ether with George Reed, formerly of n
his city Messrs. Heath and Reed have d
'nilt up very lucrative business in
)eLand d
Last evening a delegation of the boy y
couts made their way TO the home OF :"
William Milne on South
lain street. The party swarmed into 81
he house, taking Mr.. and Mrs. Milne Dy III
reat surprise. Mr.. Milne was presented ~
handsome clock shelf by the scouts IN
. appreciation of the valuable services
e has rendered. The presentation was fo
lade by Harry Kent. Mr.. Milne re- fo
pended briefly to the presentation, aft T.
r which the evening was passed in
eneral discussion of scout work. Light a
efreshments were served to the party. nj
Fred Hurst. Socialist writer and lee m