The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-22
TALK OF THE TOWN


II Special Tally.Ho fine hose. ASK TO
II Nos no and 1872. At Vaughan's.
H Regular meeting of l.. A., A. o. II
Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock sharp
H Come and hear the Scotch and Ameri
can songs at the Episcopal church, Apr
u.
\ New shipment of children's dresses OF
sale Wednesday at soc. Paris Shirt
waist House.
Special sale on sheet music this week
at the Bailey Music Rooms. Price, II
cents per copy.
o. II. Hale, auctioncer Sales and
dates arranged for. Call at Keith ave
nue.. Tel 9-l2.
Miss Agnes Lavalley of Hardwick il
passing a few days in the city as the
guest of relatives.
i. G. Evans OF Burlington was in
the city today, consulting with several
local poultry men.
A. j. King returned today to his home
at Rotterdam, Junction, n. y, after a
few days visit in the city with rela.
tives.
Howard Ennis, who recently closed
his barber shop on South Main street,
is now employed as barber in Gran
| iteville.
| Mrs. Samuel Gerard of Beacon street
left yesterday for Sherbrooke, p O.,
where she was called by the death Of
! her mother.
Watch for further notice of the Orange
Lumber company's big closing-out sale
Complete outfit, including eleven horses,
will be sold at auction.
Watch for further notice of the Orange
Lumber company's big closing-out sale.
Complete outfit, including eleven horses,
will be sold at auction.
Martin Mcmahon of West street, who
has been spending several days at his
former home in Sherbrooke, p O., re-
turned to Barre last night.
Barbara, ten-year-old daughter of
Harry Dingwall Of Pearl street, was tax
en- to the City hospital this morning
and operated on this forenoon
n. r. Davis, who has been spending
several days with friends in the city,
returned this morning to Mortified,
where he is employed by Cross Bros.
Special meeting of Ruth chapter, No.
33. o. +. S., will be held Wednesday, |
April %. Work and installation of Of |
ficers. Banquet will be served at $3.50 |
p. m.
Horace Sowles, who has been passing
a few days at the home of his parents, |
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sowles of Beckley I
hill, has returned to Boston. where he
attends Harvard medical college
The Ladies Catholic Benevolent asso.
citation is to hold dance in the Knights
of Columbus hall tomorrow night Ril-
-, Aau H..
to furnish music for the dance.
A telegram from Rev. Maurice A. Levy
states that he will arrive in Barre at
4 40 this afternoon, in good time to de-
liver his lecture on "The New Citizen
ship at the Baptist church at o'clock
tonight.
Frank Diaek of I6 Laurel street. who
has been spending the winter at his for
ner home in Aberdeen, Scotland arrived
n the city yesterday from New York.
where he visited friends for a few days
lfter landing.
The ninth grade Latins defeated the /
ninth grade Commercials in game of
baseball yesterday, the score being 10
o s. The batters for the winners were r
Mccarthy and Carson and for the losers,
1onnor and Calderara. !
Retail clerks Regular meeting OF r. G. !
p A. will be held in X. of P. hall on $
Wednesday evening, April %. at 1880 {
clock. 1t is expected that some import
mt business will come up, so every clerk
hould be present X. j. Maggiani, Sec
etary.
Charles Shadraoui, who recently sold
is grocery business on Granite street,
as opened store in the building on
outh Main street vacated few days n
go by Howard Ennis, who conducted a
arber shop there. II
A. A. Mcfarland. the greatest living II
xponent of the banjo. will be assisted l
! his concert at the Methodist church T
n Friday night by the Hedding male !
iorus, Mr.. Dwinel, reader of Mont \
elier. and Mrs. c. r. Pipe, soprano. of ~
oston. Don't fail to hear this treat
Iatch for the program.
Mondays arrivals at the Buzzell ho-
j were as follows: E. l.. Hall. Bos-
IN; Clara WEIGH, Lanesboro; Bessie =
,hnson, Lanesboro; Fred Smith
'orcester; A. w, Crossett, White River
melton; w. T. Newman. Bridgeport,
b.; L. S. Little, ST. Adams; C. G..
Buffalo, n. Y; John Law
v, Rutland; thirty attendants at the
f. o. p convention. p
The interior of the Church of the G
pod Shepherd Is undergoing extensive =
lprovements at the hands of painters
no have now been engaged for sew 4
al days in frescoing the walls. Mural n
riders OF pleasing appearance have
en- painted and other little touches of
e brush have added greatly to the
'pearance of the interior. The work
in charge of J. Bjorn and at least
week will elapse before it is COM
eted.
At p recent meeting of the Barre
hletic club at their headquarters in c
e Wood building. the resignation of OK
esley Hoffman as manager of the
seball team was accepted. Mr.. Hoff- tn
IN is succeeded by Silvio Guidici. Mr.. tr;
'ffman was obliged to abandon the
of the club on account OF -
Ter business matters to which he is
npelled to devote more time. The re-
ing manager has held the office for
pr a year and directed the club sue
sfully through the season of 1912.
A. Nardini who has been spending
ieral days in the city as the guest
j. B. Cassellni of Pleasant street,
mt yesterday TO New York, where =
will make short business visit be-
e going to Chicago, ILL.,, to visit his
Gle. Early next week Mr.. Nardini
I leave for his home in San Berna-