The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

\ David Dickinson Of Mortified, a for
II mer resident of Barre, arrived in TIN
H city yesterday for few days visit.
II j. w. Vaughan Of Maple Grove lef'
\ last night for Boston, where he vii
H remain for few days on business in
H terests.
H Mrs Mary A. Trenoweth of Nortl
H Main street left this forenoon for Con
\ cord, n. H., where she will take up hel
H residence.
The business meeting of the Congre'
| gational Philathea class will be held al
the home of Miss Mary Mcdonald, Al
Liberty street, Wednesday evening, Nov
10.
Theodore Stowe of Prospect street left
this morning for Bennington, where hi
will enter the Soldiers Home to pass
the winter. Mr. Stowe is Il veteran OF
Co. II, 18th Vermont volunteefs.
Joseph MeYett and Michael Munro
who have been spending several days
with friends in Montreal, p. G.. were
visitors in the city to-day while on their
way to Websterville, where they are en-
ployed.
Mrs. Alice (0'Dell) Painter, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. O'Dell, of the Plainfield road, went
this morning to Burlington for short
stay with relatives before returning to
her home in Fair Haven.
r. l.. Clark of Prospect street and
Mrs. r. X. Parks of Barre and Mrs.
Bertha Goodale of Montpelier left last
night for Pasadena, Cal, where they will
| spend the winter Mr.. Clark intending
to visit other places also.
An effort is being made to discover
| the whereabouts o. William Edison,
who lived in Barre at one time. If Mr..
| Edison will communicate with police
| headquarters in this city he will learn
something to his advantage.
| Wallace Batehelder of Bethel will de-
liver an address at the chapel at God
dard seminary Wednesday on "The Use
of Arms in Future Wars" Mr.. Batehel-
der is an attorney at Bethel and was
member of the famous Rough Riders
of Theodore Roosevelt.
George Haritos of South Main street,
who is taking vacation from his du-
| ties in the United Fruit store, left yes
terday on a two weeks trip to Boston,
Fitchburg and Lowell Mass. Mr.. Har-
itos will also visit Others Massachusetts
cities before returning to Barre.
w itildlu IEiHuLDIl VI ~ i~Vuiss 4fAp.s
who has been spending several weeks
with relatives in St. Adams, arrived in
the city last evening. This morning Mr.
Leighton began work in the Miers bar
bcr shop, succeeding Fred w. Beckman,
who has gone to Florida for the winter.
The woman's association of the Con-
gregational church will meet in the yes
try Wednesday at 2;30 P. m. After the
business meeting, social hour will be
spent and refreshments served. The
fancy work committee have few Jap
anese articles left from the fair, which
they would be very glad to dispose OF
at that meeting.
Pietro Dadini of Berlin street left last
night for New York City, whence he
will sail Wednesday afternoon on the
French liner. La Provence, for Cher
bourg. Mr.. Dadini will visit relatives in
France and Switzerland before going to
to Milan, Italy, to pass the winter. A
number of Mr.. Dadini's countrymen plan |
to leave late in the week for Italy to |
remain during the winter solstice.
The following item from the Brat |
tleboro Reformer refers to the appoint |
ment of 4. p. Kerwin, formerly Western |
Union manager in Barre: "E. p. kerwin |
is to be the new manager of the local /
office of the Western Union Telegraph /
company and is to begin his duties We'd
nesday, relieving James A. Bardwell, |
who has been waiting since the first of
the month to retire, after 40 years, at
his own request, on pension"
The remains of Mrs. Abbie tSimondsl
Garrity OF "a Summer street, whose
death occurred Saturday evening, were
taken over the Central Vermont railroad
at 1905 o'clock this morning to West
Quincy, Mass, where the funeral was
held at 10 O'Clock this forenoon. The
interment was made in the Catholic
at West Quincy. In the flu
neral party were sons aud daughters OF
the deceased and other relatives.
Among the guests registered at the
City hotel yesterday and to-day were
the following: L. II. Parlin, Boston; T.
F. Mclaughlin, Boston; J. r, Reed, ]. E.
Miles, Burlington;. l. l. Morris, New
York; b. +. Spaford, Cincinnati, o.;
G. f. Mcleod. Burlington; II. NJ. Chap
lain, Worcester, Mass; W. B. Leighton,
st. Adams; +. f. Cox, Boston; B. A.
Goodrich, Chelsea; NJ. =. Shepard, Bos-
ton; L. NJ. Brown, New York; J. A.
Jordan, Burlington; NJ. Meyett, Mont
real p. Q.
Judge H. W. Scott, grand warden of
the state N. L. o. p, !eft this afternoon
by automobile for Waterbury, accom-
panied by E. C. Williams and Burt
Cults, members of Barre lodge, No. 3s,
n. E.. O. P. At Waterbury they were
to be joined by F. Il. Hill of New Ha-
ven, Conn, the recently elected supreme
warden of the order. The party will
proceed early this evening to Morrisyillc
20 attend the annual meeting of district
No T. The district embraces Lamoille 4
odge of Morrisville, Evergreen lodge OF
aardwick and Stowe lodge of Stowe.
Supreme Warden Hill and Grand War 6
len Scott will be the principal speak
.rs of the evening. The Barre lodge 8
members will return home tomorrow.