The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-17
TALK OF THE TOWN


class play Wednesday night.
For Sales Nine q. and S-foot heav,
: solid oak tables. Frank MeWhorter
Co.
!. Louis Frantini began work this morn
ing in the new offices of the Consolidate
! Lighting Co.
Arthur +. Castle went Saturday Il
| Burlington, where he will visit friends
! for a few days.
Z The Cleaners club will meet with Mis-
ingalls,, ii South Main street, Tuesday
evening at 7;l5
, Herbert Cline of New Haven, Conn.
! arrived in the city .esteniay for an eS
tended visit with relatives.
Antoine Burke OF Summer street left
this forenoon for Boston. where he will
pass several days on business.
Dr. j. b. Everglade returned to his
home in Wallingford Saturday, after a
weeks visit with friends in the city.
Miss Cora Houston, who has been Wis
iting friends on Maple avenue, returned
Saturday to her home in Northfeld.
Miss Margaret Doheny, teacher IN
the Summer street school, visited at her
home in Mortified over the weekend.
James Stewart of West street re-
turned home this morning, after spend
ing few days with friends in Rich
mond.
+. II, Bartlett of Spaulding street re-
turned to-day from South Ryegate,
where he has been visiting with rela-
tives.
Miss Gertrude Gouley returned this
morning to her horne in Concord, n. II ),
after weeks visit with relatives in
Barre and Montpelier.
p. NJ. Depatie returned to Barre this
morning, after spending few days with
his son-in-law, Chief Niles, of the Bur-
! lington fire department.
DR.. l.. Andreoa of Boston arrived N
the city this morning for visit as the
guest of G. Berardinella, the druggist at
the Barre Drug company.
William Downie of Boston is visiting
in the city for an indefinite period at
the home of his mother Mrs. Mary
Downie, of Merchant street.
Lester johnson, student at Goddard
seminary. went to his home in Willis
ton yesterday to recover from re-
cent attack of the chicken-pox
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burdett, who
have been spending week with rela-
tives in the city, went this morning to
their home in Champlain. Y. Y.
j. B. Casellini of 81 Pleasant street,
who recently underwent an operation,
is slowly regaining his health, although
he is still confined TO the house.
Grant Jackson, who has been spend |
ing few days in the city as the guest |
OF r. ID. Peake of Elm street. returned |
to-day to his home in West Topsham.
T.. w Merrill, who has been spend |
ing several days in the city on business
connected with the K. ID. Brown Co., /
left last night for his home in Attic
boro Mass.
The regular meeting Of the Arts and
Crafts club which was to have been held
tomorrow night has been deferred to
the home of Miss Agnes Olsen on Wash
ington street.
DR.. A. r. Pratt. pastor of the First
church in Bellows Falls,
has returned home, after spending sew
eral days in the city as a guest at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Young OF
Elmore street.
The date for the address of Super
Roscoe before meeting of
the women of the city. whihc was to
have been held Wednesday evening, has
been postponed. Watch for the an
Mrs. b. Colombo of Howard street
underwent a successful operation at the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington
Saturday and according to reports re-
eeived in this city yesterday her condi-
ton promised a rapid recovery.
Peter Alexander received a telegram
yesterday from Rockville, Minnesota,
.elling Of the death OF his brother. Henry
but none of the particulars
we're given. Henry was 05 years of age
md will be remembered by many pe0-
de in Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt II. Wells Of AZ Mer
liant street have issued invitations for
reception to be given Mr.. and Mrs
)ouald A. Rand in Rowland hall on the
,vening OF Friday, February 81, at $3.50
,'clock. A dance order will follow the
eception at $3.50.
Cards from the managers at Burling-
on and at st. Johnsbury say the Billy i
Allen musical compedy company is the
'est popular priced attraction ever in
hose parts of the country. See this
ompany at the opera house tonight in
The King of Kokomo."
Rev. Albert Gale, rector OF st. Luke
hurch, st. Adams, viii preach at the
hurch of the Good Shepherd Tuesday
yening, at 1880 o'clock. He will be
he second special preacher to be pres
Mt at the mid-week Lenten services in
he Church of the Good Shepherd. =
The Barre Socialist local has engaged :
owland hall for its annual series of -.
lectures to be given this y
BRING The first lecture will be delivered !
Y William Z. Duffy of New York on .
ne evening of Wednesday, March 10. Z
he remaining four numbers in the :
,urse will follow each consecutive q
'ednesday. <
Charles Sharkey of Barre, Civil war :
,teran and at present Uncle Sans rep z
in carrying mail between <
lie postofiice and the railroad station, +
Is Just been allowed a pension under 2
e act of May IL, 1912, at the rate of <
70 per month from July .. last. For
veral weeks Mr.. Sharkey has been in Z
pactated by a fall from his wagon 3
hen his horse started suddenly and .
ppled Mr.. Sharkey onto the pavement 4
the rear of the postoiiice.
A man who has been posing as a Z
putty sheriff for several weeks seized !
destrian on Dope. square Saturday 2
ght, exhibited a sherifi's badge and at <
mpted to place him under arrest. One =
the officers from police headquarters &