The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

NMihce bruce Is seriously III NJ III
H home ON Hill street.
|, G. j. Hood Of Shelburne was anon
the. business visitors in the city 70
/ day.
\ Dead trance medium. Make appoint
Il ments by phone, 353-l2, Church street
\ Readings from | until 4.
4 A son weighing six and one.hal
4 pounds, was born Feb. to Mr.. and Mrs
l.. Nj. Jones of Ii Clark street.
i Il. G. Jackson Of Brookfleld was |
| visitor in the city to-day, returning iron
a few days visit to Burlington.
A regular meeting of the l.. G. b. A
ladies will be held Thursday evening
Feb. g, at o'clock at room 81, Miles
building.
S. HOLSTER jackson of Wellington
street left last night for New York
where he will remain for several days on
business.
Maccabeesl Regular review OF Har-
mon hive, No. /, this evening in Knights
of Pythas hall at 1880. Let every mem
Der be present.
4 Tuesdays arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows: A. Il. Stevens, Law.
renee, Mass; j. H. Hurley, Pittsburg,
Pa; Charles Aiken, Boston.
! Angelo Batolini of East Barre was
( brought to the City hospital to-day in
Nj. j. Whitcomb's ambulance. Mr.. Ba.
tolini will receive medical treatment.
George Ramsdell of New Haven, Conn.,,
who has been passing few days IN
| the city as the guest of Joseph Nelson
of Merchant street, left to-day for Bos-
| ton.
All those interested in the ladies' civic
! federation minstrel show, please meet
at Foresters' hall and talk with the d.
rector, Charles Close, at 1880 o'clock to-
night.
Wendell Stearns, who has been visit
ing at Lanesboro for the past week, was
a visitor in the city to-day as the guest
OF friends, returning to his home at
Hanover, N. H.
Philip Griffin, who has been passing a
few days in the city as the guest OF his
brother, Rev. A. G. Griffin, pastor OF st.
Monca's church, returned to-day to his
home at Rutland.
Supt. Earl Wilson of the South Roy
alton schools and three of his teachers
were visitors to Barre schools to-day.
Mr.. Wilson expressed himself rs well
pleased with the schools here.
Miss Esther Calcagni, who has been
visiting in the city for the past few
days as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Zanleoni of Granite street, re-
turned last night to her home in Boston.
Miss Ruth Waterman left this morn
ing for Orleans, where she viii visit for |
two or three weeks as the guest of Miss
lnez Waterman, who is engaged as in,
structress in the public schools at
Orleans.
The sir knights of st. Aldemar com
mandery are requested to meet at the |
asylum Friday AFTERNOON at l:l5 o'clock
for the purpose Of attending the funeral
of our late Sir Knight Martin j. Me-
Gowan. n. b. Ballard, eminent com
mander.
The Lenten season at st. Alonicas
church opened this morning. Mass was
celebrated at s o'clock. followed by the
of ashes. Rev. A. c. Griffin,
pastor OF the church OBLIGATED at she
mass. Services to consist OF the holy
rosary and benedietion of the blessed
will be observed this evening
at 1850
Tonight at the opera house the Klark-
Urban company will present Lillian Rus
sel's big success, "Wildfre." This play
has never been seen here and in order
to present the piece at popular prices
The Klark- Urban company are obliged
20 pay heavy royalty. The specialties
IRE all changed and without a doubt (
-o-night's performance will be one Of
he most pleasing OF the week. Adv.
An automobile fire truck similar to ,
3arre's new apparatus such as is COM
monty seen whirling through the city's !
itreets and poking its nose in snow ,
riffs, will be seen in Trapped by Fire. a
me of those great big feature Bison l0l J
pictures at the Bijou. In company with
his picture will be seen, AN Old Fash
oned Mother" a Rex, and snappy, c
'reezy, rapid-fre comedy, "A Pair OF n
FOOLS. ADV. I
Mrs Catherine McPhee of 80 South !
lain street fell on the ice Monday night | !,
While crossing the road to visit neigh /,
or. People who witnessed the acci
ent carried her to her home. where DIR. }
I. ii. Woodruff was summoned He .
ound the right hip affected by contu.
ions, although none of the bones was
ractured. According to reports to-day, 2
irs. MePhee was resting as comfortably g
5 could be expected. although it will d
e some time before she is able to walk. p
he is around 60 years old. L