The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-14
TALK OF THE TOWN
Nsw Belle waists at Knights.

iii city,
III Regular meeting, Uniform Rank
III Knights of Pythas, Thursday eyenin
III at 8 o'clock
III Regular meeting of division No. !. A
III O. H., Friday evening, May 10, instea
III OF Thursday evening.
HI John Anderson and A. johnson lef
HI last night for Boston, where they vii
NJ pass ten days with relatives.
III DR. and Mrs. J. w. Stewart of Yves
HI street went last night TO Rutland, wher
II they will remain until Friday.
H George p. Griswold of Brookline
II Mass, is guest at the home of Georg'
II w. Mann of Wellington street.
II Gold Is Not AL" two-reel !. NJ. r.
Il featuring King Baggott and James Gail
II also other pictures at the Bijou.
\ Auction sale of personal property Of
H the late l.. J. Mead of Barre. See ad.
h page I. c. +. Smith. auctioneer.
\ G. w. Odell of the Plainfeld road has
| returned home. after passing several
days with his daughter in Fair Haven.
H Arthur Vivian, who has been employed
as clerk at the Eagle cafe for the past
few months, completed his duties this
week and will 60 to Graniteville.
II p'Hh w iliiuHiS Itlb idSt HiEHl lpl iNut-
land, where he is attending the annual
convention of the Independent Order OF
Foresters in session to-day and to-mor,
row.
Mrs Theresa Mainini who has been
passing week at the home OF Carlo
Merlo of Granite street and with other
relatives in Barre, returned to-day to her
home in birmingham, Mass
John G. Morrison, who has been spend
ing several days at the Morrison farms,
has gone to his home in Cambridge,
Mass, for short stay before returning
to his country place for the summer
H G. Sandri of Ladd street went this
forenoon to Burlington, where Mrs. San
dri was to undergo an operation at the
Mary Fletcher hospital this afternoon
The latter went to Burlington Sunday.
I. J. Carroll, ir., Paul Bianchi and
William Averill were among the Barre
visitors in Burlington to-day. The lat
ter went to attend the annual eonclaye
| of the grand lodge of Vermont Odd Eel
lows as a delegate from the local lodge.
| Robert Clark, who has been spending
the winter at his former home in Aber-
ldeen, Scotland. arrived in the city this
morning from Montreal, p. O., where he
recently landed from the Allen liner,
Scandinavian, sailing from Glasgow on
May g.
The condition of Rev. +. F. Newell,
pastor of the Hedding Methodist church,
who is recuperating from a nervous i'll
ness at the Lyons farm on east hill, is
showing much Improvement and he is in |
hopes of resuming his pastorate before |
many weeks.
John 0'Learv Of Eastern avenue, Jo- |
seph Nelson of Merchant street and /
A. c. Moore of Orange street returned |
last night from Brattleboro. where they |
went as delegates from Barre council. t
No. 4Ol, X. c., to attend the annual
convention of the grand council OF Yer
mont, Knights of Columbus. Mr.. Moore
was reelected treasurer.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Bianehi OF Wind
sor, who accompanied the remains of /
Paul Bianchi. whose death occurred in
Woodstock. to this city for burial. left
this morning for their home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tamil, who came here for
the same purpose, expect to leave
late this afternoon for their home in
Hanover. n. H., and A. Bopadi. who
was called to Vermont by Bianchi's
death, will leave tonight for his home
N Boston.
James Ingals of Lowell. Mass. com
nenced work this week for the city en-
cheering department. Mr.. Ingals was
employed by the department,
assisting the local corps for few
months following his graduation from ,
fhayer school, Dartmouth college. in /
Oil. Since leaving Barre he has engaged j
= an engineer on the Grand Trunk ex-
ension into Providence. Progress on
his project was suspended and he went
o Porto Rico, where he followed similar
york.
There will be rehearsal OF the Barre
and at the band rooms in the old city |
Gliding on Thursday evening at 1880. |
I'll members are requested to make their |
ppearance at the rehearsal. The direc.
ors are now placing the band on foot
ng to open the season on Memorial
ay. II is hoped that the band will
lumber approximately twenty five pieces
through the season. VIII
am Gilbertson. who formerly conducted
n orchestra in this city. is leader OF
be band, and Edward Bruce is manager.
Charles oliver of the Websterville
Dad left last night for Boston, where
e will attend the annual convention of Il
he Massachusetts district OF the /. 0. O.
:. NJ. u, representing the Green Noun 4
ain lodge of this city, which is chartered
nder the Massachusetts, district. The
invention will convene to-day, continu
lg two days. Before returning to Barre
ir. oliver will pass few days at Lam
aster. Mass. as the guest OF c. w.
Iawkins, promoter of one of the larg-
It poultry farms in that section of
The Vecchi Filodramatic Co, consist
lg of thirty-ive members, will leave
aturday for Hardwick, where the COM
any playing THE Spy" will fill its
,cond out-of-town engagement of the
onth. 1t is planned to present the
zee as il appeared in Barre several
eeks ago and at Mortified last Satur n
" night. L. Dunghi and other local N
en- interested in the company, will have "
large OF the arrangements and accom-
my the players to Hardwick. As has =.
en the custom since the play was first he
aged. the proceeds will be forwarded
striking silk workers in Paterson, l.;
j.
Arthur G. Miles Of ~ South Main
rect, who likes to fuss with a prize pen TO
Rhode Island Reds when he isn't tol
,rking the razor and shears at Miers
rber shop. has an egg story that he
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