The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

Hi ''oitHib AZ Tue hoine pl W " MIMI"
Ill for a few days.
HI Judge II. W. Scott left this mornin
Hi for Burlington, where he will make
III short business visit.
Hi Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howell of Keen'
Hi n. H., were among the visitors in tn
III city yesterday and today.
MI d. NJ Miles of West street went to
III day to Burlington where he viii yisi
III relatives for a few days.
Nj Mrs. Alex Anderson of Warren stree
III left yesterday for Waterbury. where sh
HI will visit her son for few days.
III Miss Mary Provence returned thi
III morning to her home in st. Johns, p. q.
HI after spending several days with friends
III in the city.
III Mrs. Samuel Gerard of Beacon street
III has returned home from Sherbrooke, L
III O.. where she was called by the death o.
II her mother.
III Mrs G. A. Hawes. who has been visit
H ing relatives in Barre for several days
II returned this forenoon to her home in
H Holyoke, Mass.
II Arthur l.. Pierce has moved his house.
II hold goods from Currier street into the
H Slocum house, so called, at the east end
i of Hill street.
H Miss Katie Maitland returned this
morning to Worcester, Mass, where she
is employed, after passing week with
relatives in Barre.
II j. NJ. Munroe who has made his home
in Barre for several months, left last
/ night for Montreal, r. O., where he will
be employed during the summer.
John Lawton of Boston, arrived in the
city this morning for a week end visit
with friend, on Summer street, expect
ing to return Monday to his home.
MARITIME Paluselli, who has been pass
ing the winter at his former home in
Spain, arrived in the city yesterday from
New York, where he landed several days
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Japan and son
Samuel Japan, jr., of Websterville, left
this morning for Montreal, p. O., where
they will make an extended visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thompson, who
moved to Ryegate several months ago,
returned to this city yesterday and have
again taken up their residence on Far
well street.
Mrs. T. NJ. Laws. who has been spend
ing several weeks with MIR. Laws, and
also visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
G. w. Mann Of Wellington street, left
to-day for Boston.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker of South
Main street left this forenoon for an
extended stay in Lynchburg. Va, where
thn former is to set a monument for
1 the Harrison Granite Co.
| George Marsh is taking a few days
vacation from his duties at the Ameri-
can Express Co.'S local Office. This morn
| ing he went to his camp on Pigeon pond
in Marshteld for an outing.
The funeral of Andrew Restalli whose
death occurred at his home, % Maple
avenue, yesterday morning. will be held
at the house Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock with the interment in Hope Gene
terry.
John b. Cassellini OF Pleasant street,
who is recovering from an operation
which he recently underwent at his
home, went yesterday to Mortified. |
where he will pass few days with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle H. Perry and daugh
ter, Thelma, of Washington street, who
have been passing the winter in ST. |
Augustine, Fla. arrived in the city last t
evening. On their way home they /
passed few days with relatives in
keene, n. III.
Clarence Goldsbury Of this city, who I
has been employed at the Taft & Odeli /
Coal Co. at Montpelier. has completed 4
his duties there and assumed duties with
the American Fidelity Go. Mr. Colds
bury succeeds George Leith, who goes
to Duluth, MINI.
Rev. and Mrs +. F. Newell and chill
dren went today to the Il. NJ. Lyons
farm on the Plainfield road and will II
occupy the farm cottage until the for
ner fully RECEIVERS his health. Rev Mr..
Newell's condition continues to show
steady improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Pipe. who have
been visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. P. Clough OF Franklin street for
he past week, returned to-day to Bos II
on. Mrs. Pipe rendered vocal solos at H
he Farland concert held at the Method III
st church last night. II
G. w. Averil & Co., hardware deal III
RS, received this morning a consign III
lent of ovens which bore ample evil III
ence of the great flood that devasted U
ections of the middle West late in -
lareh. The ovens were nearly ruined by
ust and were covered on all sides with
lud. 1hHy were shlppeu from NHlcm-
att March 81 and had apparently been
in the flooded district at 6
me when freight traffic in the flooded -
tates was almost at a standstill.
John Sullivan, a young man who was -
tely sent to the state hospital in Wa ~ =,
.rbury for observation ON the recon- N'
of City Physician DIR. j. w. :
tewart and the aldermanic charity com. T
ittee, appeared before Judge Frank j.
artin probate court in Montpelier yes
nlay. After an examination into the wi
leading up to his tenn s ~
,rary detention to Waterbury il was Ri
,cided to commit him to the hospital r,
a state patient. Sullivan came to M
lis city from Mortified early in April :
I'd by his strange actions he was sus- =,
cited of being insane. lie came TO this WI
untry only recently from Ireland and
is understood that the authorities are an,
the question of deporting mi mi
m. -
Tonight in the opera house. the Wee IA
ia Filodramatic Co. will repeat the To-
werful three-act war drama, The -
" in Italian. Special car accom-
1dations have been secured for pat