The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

Hi tIui uu1S WIN ItldllNts.
III II. Gale Bennett OF Spauldng stree
III has returned home from business tril
III to Burlington and vicinity.
III Little Willis Lane of Spaulding stree
II fell yesterday and dislocated and frae
II tured his urn at the elbow.
II John Lawton returned this morning Il
II his home in Bolton, after spending few
\ days with friends in the city.
II Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Myers have re
II turned to their home in Cabot, after
h making short business visit in thC
city.
H Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ratell returned
H this morning to their home in Berlin
after few days visit with friends in
H the city.
Miss Gertrude Bailey returned this
morning to her home in Woodstock, after
short visit with friends in Barre and
Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sauer returned
to their home in Iberville, p O., after
spending ten days with relatives in
Barre Town.
The Harris orchestra will 60 to North
field tonight, where they are engaged to
play for dance. The orchestra is com
posed of five pieces
Frank +. Merrill was a visitor in the
city to-day while on his way home to
Corinth, after passing several days with
friends in Burlington.
Louis Schriver of Boston, who repre-
sents one of the largest New England
tool firms, has been spending few days
in the Barre granite belt.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Beeman re-
turned this morning to their home in
Braintree, Mass, after spending two
weeks with relatives in east hill.
| A. Gillivio arrived in the city this
morning from New York where he Ie-
Gently landed from the White Star liner,
Baltic after visit of several months in
Italy.
The mission study class of the Church
of the Good Shepherd will meet with
Mrs. Lang on Franklin street Thursday
evening at 1880. A large attendance is
desired.
William Littlejohn, who has been pass.
ing ten days vacation at his home on
Orange street, left to-day for Providence, |
X. L., where he is student at Brown |
university.
visitor in the city yesterday among
llIeHus NHllt On his way " hiNhiolu W /
attend the annual Vermont Methodist
conference.
Miss Caroline Fenwck, who has been
visiting relatives on Upland avenue and
with friends in other parts of the city,
left this morning for her home in
Nashua, n II.
Robert ID. Park arrived in the city this
from New York, where he re-
Gently landed from the Cunard liner,
Franconia, after spending several months
at his former home in Aberdeen, Scot
land
William Rust of John street. who re-
Gently dissolved partnership in the gran
lite manufacturing firm of Rust and
Brew, left this afternoon for Los An
gees, where he will establish retail
granite business. Mr.. Rust will be
joined in a few months by Mrs. Rust and
children.
James Christie. who has been spend.
ing the winter at his former home in
Aberdeen, Scotland, arrived in the city ;
this morning from New York, where he
recently landed from the Cunard liner,
sailing out OF Liverpool, Eng, !
March 20
A surprise party was rendered to Miss
Dorothy Inglis last evening at her home I
IN Clark street. The occasion was \
birthday anniversary. There were a v
arge number OF her friends present and {
he evening was passed in social man e
Ter consisting of games and music. A t
ight lunch was served Up
Mrs Mary Corey and little son. Slider r
lack Corey, who have been visiting at y
he home of the formers cousin, Alex. I
ORGY. on Prospect street since coming G.
o this country from Libanus, Syria, left a
asst night for North Adams, Mass,
where they will make an extended stay
With relatives.
The death of Robert Hame, the two 1
nd e-half-years old son of Mr.. and
Irs. Norris A. Hdmel of % Summer ]
treet, occurred yesterday afternoon aft
r a short illness. The funeral will be l
ED Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
lev. A. G. Griffin, acting pastor of 81.
lonica's church, officiating.
The entertainment committee of the
ewman Dramatic club is making ar L
lngemeHts to conduct an invitation
ance in the Knights OF Columbus hall in j
lie Scampini building on some date next
eek. The dance will be social affair. 1
iley's orchestra has been engaged to
irnish music for the dance. A
The last ladies night" of the season
i'll be observed at the Vineitia club
IONS this evening Cards music and II
freshments will be in order during the
'ening Riley's orchestra has been en- II
lged to furnish music for the dancing
I'd the some musicians will give con- A
rt before the dance order begins.
On the schedule of the st. Mchael's 81
llege baseball team issued to-day there
e two dates with Barre clubs. The
st game is with the Italian Athletic ii
lb in this city on April 20. The other
me that st. Michael's plays with or Al
mutations in this city falls on Decora-
On day, when it opposes the Barre Ath- III
tic club on the seminary campus for
20 games. ia
Friends in this city of Rev. +. A.
elch, who delivered sermons at the St.
onica church on different occa sons dur
2 the Lenten season, will be interested
learn that he has been assigned to the :,
storate of St. Paul's church at Orwell ~
". Welch, who has been curate at III
Mary's cathedral, succeeds, at Or e.
II. Rev. DIR. Cahill who is Obliged to "
I'VE his church on account of impaired
alth.
Special Humane Agent George w. a
annon was notified yesterday of an III
usual case of animal cruelty alleged ea
have been observed on Wellington "
eet. The agent made an investigs y