The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

n Barre Methodist church this week.
II Guy johnson of Littleton, n. H., il
H passing few days in the city with rela
H tives.
II John McCurdy left Saturday night fol
Il Keene N H., where he began work this
II morning
Mrs. G. c. Halves arrived in the city
n this morning, after an extended stay IN
H llolyoke, Mass.
The -Four Willies in the big fun fea.
ture, Casey Jones'" at the Pavilion
next Wednesday night.
\ Miss Sadie Fifield of French street
H has been detained from her duties at the
| Kendrick pharmacy by illness.
| The Harris orchestra was at East
Barre on Saturday night TO furnish mu-
sic for the regular weekly dance.
| A. Comolli who was called to Con-
cord, N. H., by the. death of Charles
Comolli, returned to Barre Saturday.
Charles X. Eastman returned yester-
day to Corinth, after passing few days
as the guest of friends on North Main
street.
The dance held in the Rowland hall
Saturday night under the auspices of
Riley's orchestra was attended by So
couples.
Mr. and Mrs. n. j. Morrison OF Hill
street returned this morning from a visit
at the latter's former home in South
Ryegate.
John Drumgoud Of North Main street
left Saturday night for lberville, p. O.,
where he has secured employment in the
granite industry.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Inglis of Aver
/ ct. ,nf,
after spending a few days with rela-
tiyes in Marshfeld
Charles Severance of Burlington is
passing several days in the city as the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G. Miles
of South Main street.
| Mrs. w. A. Richardson of Washington
street was visitor in the city to-day,
while on her way to Mortified for a
weeks visit with friends.
| Mrs. j.. A. Averil and son, Wendell
and daughter, Ruth, will leave late this
afternoon for Sacramento, California
where Mr.. Averill went a few weeks
ago.
Charles Guiseppina. who has been
spending three months at his former
home in Quincy, Mass, arrived in the
city Saturday to take up his residence
here
David Mortimer, former resident of
Barre, arrived in the city Saturday
night from Boston. Mr.. Mortimer is en-
gagged as an assistant pilot by the Bos-
ton and Bangor Navigation company.
The first reception of the spring term
at Goddard seminary was held in the
seminary chapel on Saturday night. |
There was a good attendance. Music
was furnished by the seminary orehes. |
ira.
The Washington street Stars defeated |
the Hill street Wanderers at baseball |
Saturday afternoon by the score of 20
to O. Four double plays featured the
work of the Washington street aggre-
CATION.
Misses Lanyon and Wilson of the dea-
coness home of upper Berlin street and
Mrs. A. w. Gates, who have been attend
ing the Methodist conference at Richford
for the past week, returned to the city
to-day.
The Harris orchestra of this city has
been secured to furnish music for the
annual baseball fair at East Barre. The
fair is conducted under the auspices of
the East Barre A. G.. The dates set for
the fair are May |, 9 and 3.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. T..
Ennis of Elm street died Saturday aft
crnoon after short Illness Funeral
services were held at the house this aft
ernoon at o'clock, Rev. j. W. Barnett.
pastor of the Congregational church. of.
ficatng. The interment was made in
Hope cemetery. u
Cards have been received in this city
from Mr.. and Mrs f. l.. Gaskell who
are passing the winter in Daytona, Fla
They are in excellent health and have
profited much from their sojourn in the
South. They plan to leave for Vermont ]
around April 30 5
j. s. Bellof of Syracuse arrived in a
the city yesterday and to-day assumed 5
The duties of porter at The Buzzell hotel c
Mr.. Belloh was formerly employed IN i
This city acting as porter at the hotel 5
DTS about seven years ago f
Arthur 4. Castle was a visitor in Bur. il
ington over the week end, and Mr. and
Mrs. William Bolt passed Sunday with VI
friends in Waterbury. Egedio Rulfo, t
Iohn Sassi, Dante Cassellini. Joseph o
3ruggini and Peter Giaeherio were the i
,uests of friends in Mortified. d
John Crawford and James Edwards p
# Webstervile left this morning for G
Montreal, P. O., where they will visit p
riends for few days before leaving on b
IN extended trip through the Canadian m
Northwest. If they find satisfactory ii
pening they viii take up a permanent hi
esidence in Alberta.
The Boutwell,. Milne & Varnum COM c
any has engaged Phil C. Moore of al
Woodstock as head bookkeeper, to sue it
eed O. J. J.. Matthews who has con- ei
luded his work for the concern after cl
eventeen years service. Mr. Moore OIL
Drmerly was with a shoe factory in ia
range, Mass. for dozen years. V
In a closely contested game at The re
aminary campus Saturday afternoon. ed
he Summer street Stars defeated the al
lerchant street aggregation, ''The Rum al
hes by an to | score. T. Nelson de
nd J. Baigrie were on the firing line
Vt the defeated team and against them tn
ere pitted the star battery of the pl
tars. Noonan and p. Nelson. B,
Nicholas G. Mascot received a letter tn
lis morning from his brother. John Al
ASCOT, who, while on years visit at II
s former home near Athens, Joined hi
lie Greek army as a private. At the Sc
tie of writing, Mr.. Mascot had just tn
rived in Athens to attend the funeral Be
King George. With small detaCh- pl,
ent from his regiment. he left Janina tn
m DAVIS before fha funaraI aud raaobad I -;