The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-15
TALK OF THE TOWN


EAtra values at ferfys on SATURDAY
Easter gloves and neekwear at Alb
g bolts.
Read our adv. about house dresses,
Vaughans.
Forty.i five inch wolfe bouncing 9s cents
|. at knights
See the new spring coat and suit
models at Abbott's.
Try a pair OF Turf hose for boys AMI
girls, lbc pair. At Perrys.
w. w. Parry of French street went
this morning 10 Burlington on short
business trip.
Debert Hogas of Boston is employed
, by Mr., and Mrs. G. A. Neveau at the
Morrison farm.
G. Gerosa of Beckley street has re-
turned home from ten days visit with
relatives in Boston.
| II. +. Hall of West street returned
last night from a few days business
visit to Randolph and Bethel.
Louis Provost returned to-day TO his
home at Rutland after passing several
days in the city with friends.
| Peter Mcintyre, who has been purchas-
ing stock in Barre and vicinity, returned
last night TO his home in Boston.
Rev. j. b. Reardon returned to-day
/ from Windsor, where he went TO cond,'ct
the funeral OF former parishioncr,
| b. Ii. Wells and o. w. Anderson are
among the Barre men who have returned
home from the automobile show in Bos
ten.
L. b. Thompson of North Main street
went this forenoon to st. Adams, where
he will spend the weekend with rela-
tives.
Miss Grace Dillon of Merchant street, |
who has been spending a few months at |
Boston with relatives, has returned to
the city.
Mrs. II. S. Miles has returned home
from trip to Boston and New York,
where she attended the spring millinery
openings.
II. Gale Bennett of Merchant street
returned this morning from Boston,
where he has been attending the auto
mobile show.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Beckwith returned
last night to their home in Dorchester,
Mass, after spending several days with
friends in the city.
John Del Monti, who recently went to
Mortified to be employed on carving
contract, is passing the weekend with
friends in the city.
c. NJ. Edison of Williamstown was Wis
tor in the city to-day while on his way
home from Boston, where he attended
the automobile show. ,
Superintendent 4. NJ. Roscoe of the
city schools returned to-day from Bur
lington, where he attended gathering
of Vermont educators.
Miss Galbriath Allen, who has been
visiting in the city for the past week as
the guest of relatives, returned to-day 10
her home at Burlington I
RI. Rev. William T.. Weeks, eoadjutor
bishop of the Episcopal diocese OF Yer 3
mont, will preach at the Church of the 3
food Shepherd tomorrow.
Clarence Bickford Of North Main
treet, who has been visiting at Burling-
on for the past few days, returned to
he city yesterday afternoon. 3
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Neveau of the
dorrison farm have gone to Sheldon \
springs, where they will visit few
lays at the home of the latter's parents. Z
Howard Hies of West street left to- \
lay for Winooski, where he will make A
hort visit at the Fanny Allen hospital,
where Roswell Miles of Granteville is
from an operation for ap-
lendicitis.
Edmond Reaside of 10 Kirk street
vent this morning to Mortified for a
hort visit with friends at Norwich uni
'ersity, Tonight he will attend the an
Iual banquet of the IA class, to be held
n Montpelier.
Posters are out announcing the second
nnual dance of the Retail Clerks asso- X
iation, to be held in Rowland hall on
he evening of Tuesday, March rs. Mu- d
ie will be furnished by the Barre opera
ouse orchestra George III. Bellows is !,
hartman of the committee in charge of u
he dance.
William Robertson, John Leslie and RI
'eorge Adie, win present the two-act h,
laylet, "0ver the River Charlie" at one
I the Henderson theatres in Montpelier A,
ext Wednesday evening. The playlet i
fas used as an afterpiece in the Civic 81
liberation Ministries given recently,
Major l.. H, Simonson and Adjutant Al
Irthur Hopkins, who have been conduct. Il
1g an inspection of the Salvation Army Il
arracks in Barre and Montpelier, went
ast night to st. Johnsbury, where they r.
ill visit over the weekend before re- be
arning to their home in Hartford, Il
onn.
Mrs. kino j. Maggiani of Shurtleff bT
lace received a telegram this morning in
the death of her father, +. m
olari, which occurred yesterday at his Ia
ONE in Quincy, Mas. 1t is believed iii
nat death came rather suddenly, al he
lough the message contained no par an
culars. Mr.. and Mrs. Maggiani left m
lis noon for Quincy to attend the 70
neral. Mr. Solari was about go years la
d and had lived in Quincy many years oy
e was born in Italy. Besides his wife, so
Irs. Clot1da SOLAR, he leaves two Bl
iughters, Mrs. Maggiani and Miss EN-
Y Solari of Quincy, and a son, Fred an
Dlari, also of Quincy. The funeral serv- dii
es will probably be held tomorrow We
it'll the interment in Mount Wollaston sa
metery at Quincy. al
Because of the fact that st. Patrick's bu
~ falls in Holy week the observance IS
the Irish festival this year will be OF
ther light. Arrangements have been SUI
mpleted for celebration of ST. m
tricks anniversary, which will be sol
Id in the Knights of Columbus hall sea
onday evening, March "a. Rev. DIR. w
I'm Lynch, pastor of St. Aloysious cul
urch at Pittsford, has been secured for ms
e principal speaker of the evening. Tho gu
L.. L 1