The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-25
TALK OF THE TOWN


Last chance April TO get your dog
licensed without extra fees.
The l.. A., A. o. H., will meet Wednes'
day evening, March 20, at 1880 o'clock.
Patrick Dunieavey left last night for
Concord, n. H., where he has secured
employment.
Boys, buy your mother 25c worth of
household necessities and get 100 mar.
bles free. browns Drug store.
Mrs. Robert Mitchell left yesterday
afternoon for Burlington, where she will
make weeks visit with relatives.
Join the crowd and you win find your
self gliding about the hall at the clerks
dance tonight. Oh. that dreamy waltz.
Charles Dunlop of New Haven, Conn.
ARRIVED in the city yesterday for two
weeks visit with his sister in this city,
Harris orchestra furnished music last
night for the annual Easter Monday ball
held at East Barre in the opera house
hall.
John Donovan of Boston arrived in
the city this morning for a few days
business visit connected with transpor-
tation interests.
Special meeting of Ruth chapter No.
80, o. +. s., will be held Wednesday
evening March 20, at 1880 o'clock. Work
and refreshments.
Tonight, when the stars shine bright
and the moon is hish up above, all come
along and join the clerks at their pub.
lie dance in the Rowland hall.
Arthur Ala, who returned yesterday
to Barre. after spending the winter at
his former home in Spain, will make his
home with relatives on Merchant street
for the present.
Robert Rock who has been employed
as derrickman at the Carroll plant on
Granite street, went this forenoon to
Waterbury, where he will work during
the coming summer.
Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marriage of Miss Zilla T..
Sargent, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. t.
Sargent of this city, to Newton NJ.
Knight at st. Joseph's church, Syracuse,
N. Y, March l6, Mt $3.50 p. m. Mr..
Knight is travelling salesman for an
Ohio firm. They will reside in Ohio after
a wedding trip to Buffalo. Miss Sar
gent has the best wishes of her many |
friends here in Barre
The Meadow Brook Golf club will hold |
its annual ante-season meeting in
Eagles hall in the Worthen block Thurs
lay evening at o'clock. All members
Of the club are asked TO attend, as sew
rral important matters are to be han
He'd. The clubs golf links near the
Farwell street meadows are to be put
N condition for the season and extern
live plans are under way to make the
'lubs playing accommodations better
han ever before. The club has a CON
tuntly growing membership and at the
Meeting Thursday night it is expected
hat inter-club TOURNAMENTS for the sum-
ner months will be arranged.
Barre friends of DIR. f. c. Soldini, who
vas graduated from the medical de-
'artment Of the University of Vermont
{ Burlington last June, will be inter
sted to learn OF his promotion while
CRYING at the Lincoln Hospital and
lone in New York City. DIR. Soldin
uttered the hospital Jan. and has re-
emily been elevated to the rank of in
erne, with jurisdiction in one OF the
irgest wards in the hospital. The Lin
DIN hospital is the second largest pri-
ate institution of its kind in greater
lew York and promotions are made on
he basis of general merit and for work
Bi-weekly rehearsals are being held
,r the four-act drama, Marina or
The Revolution in Sicily" which is to
e presented in the opera house on the
ight of Saturday, April 8, by the Cd
company. A east of over
, members, which includes gendarmes :
nd reyolutionists necessary to the pro- j
lction. meets in the Socialist hall on
ranite street and goes through the va
Gus parts under the direction OF +.
unghi, who has staged many notable
avs in Barre in the Italian tongue.
oecial car accommodations for Mont
,lier and North Barre have been Sc
Ired from the traction company. 7