The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

See our suits at Sl2.5O. fitts.
I Vacuum cleaners for rent at Knight
Ladies' new coats by express. Sc
/ them, at Vaughan's.
Joseph Alears OF Marshfeld wa
Z among the business visitors in the cit
today.
Alvina Pallas OF GrantevilIe entere
the City hospital for an operation thi
morning,
ed to meet at the church with uni
forms tonight at 7 o'clock.
One hundred and fifty copies OF shee
music this week at the Bailey Mus
Rooms. Price, 10 cents per copy.
Miss Gladys McAulay, who has beer
spending vacation with relatives il
Barre, returned to-day to Springfield
Mass.
/ Mrs. Flora Durant returned this morn.
ing to her home in Rutland, after spend.
ing the weekend with friends ON Church
trest.
| Joseph Wilbur, who has been spend.
ing the past week in the city with rela-
tives, returned last night to his home
in keene, n. II.
Mrs. Charles Arnholm, 100 South Main
street, was operated upon at the City
hospital yesterday. Her condition is
very good to-day.
Miss Gratia Reardon, teacher in the
public schools of Wiliamstown. passed
the weekend with her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. j. b. Reardon. of Church street.
Mrs. L. B. Wiley and Miss Inez Wat
erman of ORLEANS are passing a week at
the home OF the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. S. Waterman, OF Washington
street.
The members Of the Mutt and JEFF
theatrical company, who are to appear
at the opera house this evening, arrived
in the city this afternoon from Bur
lington.
Members of the graduating classes of
Spaulding high school are requested to
make appointments for sittings of class
photographs at the G. Bau studio at
their earliest convenience.
The lecture on @The Story of Pyth-
ian knighthood" which was to have
been given in the Barre opera house
Tuesday. April %, has been cancelled,
as the speaker is unable to be pres
emit.
DR. c. S. Nutter OF Boston. who is
to have charge of the He'd
ling Methodist church during the III |
ness of Rev E. +. Newell, assumed his |
luties Yesterday. preaching at both the |
morning and evening services,
The wedding of Miss Annuncati Cola
II Foss street and Giovanni Piglia was
celebrated at the city clerks office Satur-
lay afternoon at II O'Clock, Justice of
he Peace James Mackay performing the
CEREMONY. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Piglia are
veil known among the Italian residents
i the city. The groom is employed as a
tonecutter They viii make their home
I 80 Cottage street.
William +. Morrison of Park street,
clerk in the Eastern Estate Tea store,
as been promoted TO the position of
peal representative for the Eastern Els
ate Co.. in Rutland. MIR. Morrison has
cen connected with the Barre branch
nder Manager D. II. Cutler for the past
ear. He will assume his new duties
lay Is and will have charge of the com
any's Rutland store and the system
t routes leading from that city into
ne surrounding territory. Mr.. Morri-
On plans to move his family to Rut-
md later in the month.
A large white owl. calmly perched on
Ne corniee of the Gordon block on North !
ain street this forenoon, attracted the
stention of people who take the short
1t between the Miles block and Cor
IN building to reach the Central Yer
ont station and other points in De-
It square The bird took position
the west end OF the roof and paid
tile heed to the curious passersby be-
W. Evidently the featbered one was
leep. for it was not until small boy, 4
d sent a stone whizzing past his beak
at he condeseended TO take notice
ne bombardment from below was aug
ented few moments later by the ar
'al of several clerks from nearby 7
ore and ere long Mr. Wise betook
mself from the cornice and started 4
rthward A few weeks ago Peter r
Iom of Beckley street killed white
4 near the sehoolhouse, and several
the species have since been seen in A
Is vicinity. 4