The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-28
TALK OF THE TOWN


Miss Anna Wilbert arrived In the cit
yesterday from Burlington for a fe,
weeks visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Paul Of Aver
street left yesterday for Montreal, P. @
where they were called by the dealt
of relative.
Mrs. 5. A, White, who has been visit
ing relatives in the city for the past few
weeks, returned to-day to her home a
Rumney, N. II.
John A. Mcleod Of Seminary stree
left yesterday afternoon for Blue Earth
Mimi, where he viii make an EXTENDED
stay with relatives Mr.. Mcleod vii
return to the city in about six weeks.
/ John +. Benjamin Of the Montpele
road returned last night from a tw,
| weeks trip through Massachusetts an,
Rhode Island. While absent he visiteC
at Boston, Providence and Woonsocket
r. |.
Miss Ruth Eastman, who has been at
tending st. Mary's school at Burling
ton, arrived in the city last night to
pass the summer at the home of hel
mother, Mrs Eta Eastman of Washing.
ton street.
This evening the mixed chorus of the
Hedding Methodist church will meet at
the church for rehearsal at o'clock
Every member of the choir is requested
to be present, as business of Importance
is to be discussed.
With Weaferi, Gallagher Of Vermont
and Beaton, the Italians will be well sup
piled with pitchers for the st. Anselms
game. All to the Italian grounds off
Berlin street on Memorial morning.
Game called at 1915 a. m.
Without doubt two OF the best games
of the season will take place on Deeora-
ton day when st. Miehael's college and
Barre play two games at ntercity park.
One game commences at 1890 in the
morning and the next at 3 in the after
noon.
All barber shops in Barre affiliated
with the union will remain open Thurs
day evening until 10 o'clock. The fol-
lowing day being Memorial day, all shops
will remain closed throughout the day.
Patrons of the tonsorial parlors are
asked to bear in mind these hours.
Mrs. Louis Williams this week opened
fruit and confectionery store on. Elm
street in the building formerly occupied
by the Sadlier store, Mrs. Williams will
carry full line of fruit, confectionery,
cigars and canned goods. Previous to
engaging in this enterprise, Mrs. Will
liams has for many years devoted her
time to operating a dry goods agency.
A large gathering of Odd Fellows afiih
ated with Minneltaha encampment, No.
2, was present at Odd Fellows hall last
evening to witness the ceremonial work
ing of the golden rule degree on four
One Of the enjoyable fea
lures of the meeting was the presence
of fifteen members of Granite encamp-
ment OF East Barre. the latter being
the guests Of the Barre encampment.
Following the degree exercises. an in
formal reception was held in honor of
Judge H. W. Scott, who was recently
elected grand patriach of the Odd Eel
lows bodies in Vermont. Light refresh
ments were served during the evening.
A party of eleven Barre people viii
leave the city this evening for New
York. where within the next few days |
they will sail for their former home in |
Inherent btetipHs " lldiN. - HdJuiltf |
Of those sailing will remain until fall, |
while a few Others will make more eX-
tended stay Mrs. Assunta Morandi and |
son. Aldo. will sail Friday on the Amer
can liner, st. Paul, for an extended
,isit in Turino. Mr.. and Mrs. g. Croci
ind daughters, Madeleine and Carolina,
will leave at 5:45 o'clock for New York
md will sail on the St. Paul for their
ormer home in Milan. They expect to
,e absent several months, Mr.. and Mrs.
felix Monti and little daughter will 60
o their former home in Turin for a
visit and Mrs. Arnoldo Rossi
viii accompany them as tar as Milan.
,nrico Cassasatti goes tonight to New
'ork, whence he will sail Saturday for
iilan to remain until early winter.
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