The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-12
TALK OF THE TOWN


/ to-day for Barton, where she Is engage
as school teacher.
A revival OF the old familiar Case,
Jones. at the Pavilion Wednesda.
night. The Four Willies!
Jacob Burton of Kansas City, Mo-, !
visiting his sister, Mrs. Marcia Emery
at her home, 30 Washington street,
Miss Florence Cudworth returned las
night TO her home in Bellows Falls, alt
er spending few days with friends il
the city.
n. d. Butler returned yesterday to HI
home in East Corinth, after spendlnf
several days with friends in Barre anc
vicinity.
DIR. w. r. Rowland of Corinth was I
visit in the city yesterday while on M
way home, after spending few days
in Burlington on business
Alex. Richie, who has been employed
in Barre since last November, lett last
night for Albany, n. Y, where he viii
remain during the summer.
Mrs. Charles Galaise and two chill
dren returned this morning to theil
ZONE in Colchester, after spending few
DAYS with relatives in the city.
/
rived in the city this morning for a
weeks visit at the home of Mr.. aud
Mrs. A. NJ. Morrison of Batchelder street,
Mrs. Edna Kimball Arris wishes to
announce that she will be prepared TO
do trimming and making over of hats
: from now on at her home, q Maple
avenue.
The first reception of the spring term
of school at Goddard seminary will be
held this evening at the seminary chapel.
Music for dancing will be furnished by
the seminary orchestra.
Frank T.. McEnany, assistant train
master of the Central Vermont railroad,
who formerly was station agent in this
city, returned today to st. Adams, after
few days visit with friends.
The committee in the department of
household economics of the Barre Wom-
ans club will meet with the chairman,
Mrs. c. ~ Benedict, Eastern avenue,
Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Merle +. Gaskell, who recently opened
clothing store N Bethel, arrived in
the city last evening for short visit
at his home on East stree. Next week
he will move his family to Bethel.
Mrs. Alex. U. stephens of Averli
street left this forenoon for Bellows
Falls. where she will pass month with
her daughter, Miss A. Catherine Steph-
ems. and with the family of Rev. j. W.
Chesbro.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dyer, who left
Barre last fall for California, have de-
cided to stay in Whittier, Cal, their
present residence, for an indefinite pc
Rod. Their household goods were shipped
to them this week.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex.
Morgan of Allen street died at the City
hospital yesterday. The child was
week old. The funeral was held in the
afternoon at = o'clock, and the interment
took place in Hope cemetery.
George LeClair of North Main street
returned today from Noyan Junction,
P. O., where he has been spending a
few days with friends. He will leave
tomorrow for Berlin, where he has Sc.
cured employment for the summer.
A man whose name is said to be Au-
gustus Carlson was arrested at North
Barre this forenoon by Officer George
X. earle and lodged at police headquar-
.ers. 1t is alleged that Carlson was
found in an intoxicated condition.
Mrs. +. H. Metcalf, who has been
spending few weeks with her parents,
MIR. and Mr. +. |. Church, returned to-
day to her home in South Newfane, |
leaving her daughter, Miss Evelyn, to re-
main with her grandparents for longer
time.
The Barre Woman's club viii meet at
hall Tuesday afternoon at $50
o'clock. 1t is expected that the chair.
men of the departments will tell the
adde's something Of their plan for work
and study at this meeting We hope +
for good attendance.
The Pirates defeated the New Boys
n game of baseball this morning by
Pirates, Watkin and Maker for the
osers, Slayton and Beckley. A feature
# the game was the pitching of Wat
Tins and Slayton, the former striking
nut Is and the latter ten men.
Miss Gertrude Mackie of Maple Grove,
Who has been acting as an assistant in
he Office of City Judge II. w. Scott,
cit today for Manchester, n H., where
he will be employed in the office Of
:. s. Mute. former Barre man, who
5 now the New Hampshire agent for
he New England Life Insurance Co.
w. j. Jones, who is employed in the
tore of McAllister Bros. at East Barre,
gas visitor in the city to-day while
n his way to his former home in Nor
isville for short business visit. Mr..
ones recently completed work at the
mith & Cummings store and has moved
is family from Washington street to
.ast Barre.
Conditions at the Bolton Falls plant
{ the Consolidated Lighting CO., are 50
luch improved a. to allow every stone
he'd depending upon its system for pow
r to operate to capacity. The COM
any's system was somewhat disar
lnged during the heavy rains OF a
lrtnight ago, when water in the wheel
it seriously affected the power SEIZED
lie in this city. Two or three plants
ere compelled to shut down each day,
Though the suspension was equitably :
vided among all purchasers of power 4
ON the Bolton plant. Every shed in !:
he city dependent on the Bolton sta !.
on was able to resume operations a. .
sual Thur.dsy. I,
The circus loving public in Barre AMI ::
grounding towns will have to travel !.
n to see a three-ring show the coming 4
"a son for tho nresent schedules Of all n