The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

II After vacation of ten days, Goddar
II seminary will reopen tomorrow Tor III
H spring term of twelve weeks.
\ Mrs. Joseph Parker has returned home
after spending several days with rel'
H tives in Rouses Point, n. Y.
H The big combination horse sale a
H A. Il. Nefs stables in Randolph to
morrow. c. +. Smith, auctioneer
Miss Eva Nichols returned this morn
ing to her home in Burlington, afte
spending several days with friends j
the city.
Mrs, Blanche Ashton OF Waterbury
was in the city Saturday to attend Tn
/ funeral of Benjamin Il. Cook OF Nortl
Seminary street.
Mrs. Frank McWhQrter and litt.,
daughter, Doris of Richardson street
returned today from a weeks visit witt
friends in Boston.
Mrs. D. L. Merkle, who has been visit
ing relatives in South Barre for the
past ten days, went this morning to hei
home in Plymouth, n. II.
Spaulding high school and all depart
ments of the city schools opened this
morning for the spring term OF twelve
weeks, after weeks vacation.
! There will be a meeting of the amuse'
ment committee of the |. 0 %. L., NJ. u.
lat the home of Mrs. Margaret Stevens
I Tuesday night at 1880 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Camp returned
today to their home in Randolph Cen
ter, after spending few days with
friends in Barre and Waterbury.
At the Biiou today, Rex drama, at
Doesn't Pay Western piece, "The
Stranger at the Mountain Ranch and
two comedies on the same program.
! Miss Dorothy Averill entertained 2
party of young friends at the home OF
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Averill at Hilcrest, Saturday evening
Harold Miles of Graniteville left the
city yesterday for Lynn, Mass, where
he will visit his brother John +. Miles,
who is employed by the General Electric
Co.
Special sale on ladies' night robes and
chemises, nicely trimmed with embro'd-
cry and laces; regular Sl.25 and 81 Tor
soc. Saturday only. New York Bar
gain House.
DIR. Alexander Smith Of Fitehburg
Mass, returned to his home this morn
ing. after visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. d. Smith, of Summer street
over the week end.
The Girls Friendly society will meet
at the rectory, Highland avenue, Tues
day evening at 1880 o'clock. Each girl
will bring a fork and spoon. Please
note change Of place.
I.n
spending few days in the city as the
guest OF Mr., and Mrs Edward Raymo
OF Brook street, returned this morning
to her home in Orange
Charles Barrows. who has been spend |
ing several days with his parents, Mr.. /
and Mr., Charles f. Barrows, of Is |
Central street, returned this morning to /
Vergennes, where he is attending school I
John Foy of South Barre, who has
been employed in a Montpelier store for
several months, completed his duties or
Saturday night and began work at Che
Mari & Gordon plant in Barre this MORN
ing.
Havilo Amor, who has been spending
several months at his former home in
Spain, arrived in the city this morn
ing from New York, where he recent
" landed from White Star liner ship
ping out Of Cherbourg.
Several Barre clergymen were in Mont
peier this forenoon to attend the regu
lar monthly meeting OF the Ministers
Monday club. Rev. j. b Reardon, pas
tor of the Universalst church, read a
PAPER before the gathering.
Angelo Marchesi, the twelve year old
,on OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Peter Marchesi OF
add street, underwent successful OPP
ration for appendicitis at the City hos
,ital Saturday evening His condition
oday was reported to be comfortable,
With prospects bright for steady recoy
ny.
Everett Jackson of Brookfield who has
,een visiting in the city for few days,
eturned Saturday night to Burlington !,
0 resume his studies at the University 4,
f Vermont Everett Swascy of WI (,
erbury, who has also been a visitor in !
he city, returned to the state univer 4.
ity today. ,
Traffic over the Barre Montpelier
raction line was interrupted for q :
hort time yesterday afternoon, when !,
ne of the trolley wires broke near De.
OF square. The mishap was discovered =
efore anyone had time to step on the q
ighly charged wire and an orderly crowd
.atched the traction company's emer v
ency crew repair the damage
The sermon preached by Rev. Duncan :
almond at the First Presbyterian y
lurch last evening seemed to appeal e
, the people OF Barre, for every seat
the auditorium was filed and chairs II
ere arranged in several places to ac- o
the congregation George h
ackay sang a solo and Albert Scott :
Finished violin solo during the serv
es The subject of the sermon was
Night on Our City Streets +
The Italian Athletic Junior club held l
; annual meeting at the Blackwell =
rect pavilion Saturday evening and
pcted George Molla OF p Berlin street
anager of the 1913 baseball team. III
,st year the |. A. j.. was one of the
rongc-t contenders for the amateur =
ampionship of central Vermont and
it'll a large list OF candidates ready =
T the tryout. it is expected that
st aggregation will be produced this A
ason. Managers wishing games with
c team should see Mr.. Molla.
Before a large audience in the opera n
use Saturday evening. the Veechia -
lodramatie company presented the {
ur-act drama. Marina" a stage story