The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

urday.
TO Rent Tenement on Elmore street.
w. L. Richardson.
White sale of ladies and misses white
dresses. At Vaughan's.
w. w. Calder of North Main street
has gone to Montreal on a few days bus
mess trip
Order pair of corsets, waist, house
dress sent by parcel post from the
| Vaughan store.
You should get your share of those
fine under,prlced muslin embroidery val
ues at Abbott's.
G. II. Tobias returned yesterday to
his home in Grand Isle, after a weeks
visit in the city
! Rev. j. w. Barnett will give talk
TO class No. IA of the Congregational
Sunday school tomorrow
Miss Rooney of st. Adams is caring
for Mrs. w. +. Richardson, who is ill
with bronchial pneumonia.
Regular Saturday night dance, March
8, Rowland hall under auspices OF Ril-
ey's orchestra. Ladies, free.
Oscar w. Anderson of Maple avenue
left last night for Boston, where he will
attend the Boston auto show
The Altrurians will meet with Mrs.
Fred A. Grearsou, 80 Nelson street, ON
Tuesday, March IL, at 2:30 p. M.
A. Gustaveson returned yesterday TO
Concord, y. H., after spending several
days at his former home in Barre.
Mrs. A. NJ Stafford of Long street re-
turned home to-day, after spending sew
eral days with friends in Burlington.
j. H. o'Connor returned last night to
his home in Hardwick. after passing a
few days with relatives in the city,
Miss Malone of New York is employed
as trimmer at Mrs. Carrie Burke
Gonyo's millinery store during the spring
season.
Every member of the chorus choir of
the First Baptist church is asked to be
at the church promptly at $3.50 Sun
day morning.
Mrs. George Upham returned yester-
day afternoon to her home in Cambridge, |
afer a weeks visit with friends in Barre |
and Montpelier.
Mrs. Frank Dagnon returned this
morning to her home in Alburg, after
spending week with relatives in Barre I
and Graniteville.
Mrs. Carl Baker and two children re
turned yesterday to their home in Worces-
ter, after spending few days with |
friends in the city.
Mrs. H. S. Miles returned home today |
from a business trip to New York and
Boston, having attended the spring mil
linery opening during her absence.
The condition of Wilbert Speare. who
has been confined to his home on Jeffer-
son street by illness for the past few
continues TO improve slowly.
j. j. Giacamuzzi OF Milford, Mass,
who has signed to play an inteld posivI
summer, arrived in the city last night
Mr.. and Mrs, Edward J. Dion, who
have been visiting relatives in the city
ior the past ten days, returned this fore
loon TO their home in South Burlington.
The Smith Stock farm claims it has .
he first colt this season, also in Wash
ngton county. 1t is black colt foaled
March 6. and they have named him !
Woodrow.
Harry Campbell has resumed his duties
Is trainer for Page Brothers, after .
PASSING few weeks vacation in Leb
Inon ~ H., and other towns in New
=
Rev. William Cassidy, who preached
asst evening at the Friday evening Len
en- exercises in ST. Moniea's church re-
urned to-day to Burlington, where he
stationed as a curate.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fairs OF Brook !
treet returned last night from Boston,
there the latter recently landed after
pending several months at her former
ONE in Aberdeen Scotland
Miss Auxhall OF Catskills, n. Y, who
as been spending several weeks in New
'ork, arrived in the city last evening
nd began work this morning as a trim 0
Ter in Mrs. w. +. Shepard's millinery
arlors. a
The Ministers Monday club will hold
leir regular meeting in the parlor OF I
ne Congregational church in Barre on
Ionday at 1890 a. M. Rev Ivan II. l.
enediet, pastor of the Baptist church
J Montpelier, viii read a paper on "The II
heology OF Busy Pastor" A
The condition of Gabriel Boari of
ranite street who suffered fracture B
the left femur while carrying a bar Il
i upstairs in the Zanleoni block We'd
esday, is as comfortable as could be N
Spected The man will be confined tn al
Re City hospital for a fortnight at least
nd it will be some time before he re- re
aims the use of the injured member. in
Manager James Mackie of the Sham t.
,ck A. A. is practically assured that
ain will be chartered to transport I
hamrock rooters over the Montpelier s.
nd Wells River railroad next Friday p
ght to Wells River, where the final
anne of the Caledonia series will be ht
aged. Manager Mackie has received ca
lie names of about 100, who have signi- II
ID intentions of making the trip. The ad
ain will leave the city about $3.50 and
i'll depart from Wells River immedi- n
ely after the game.
The Cleaners. an organized class of
rls at the Presbyterian church, con-
leted very enjoyable social in the OF
stry of the church last evening. There NJ
as a good attendance and merriment nj
as in order, after the program had ay
en- carried out, until late hour The da
lair was fttingly named an apron and A,
cktie" social The ladies brought
ckties sealed in an envelope, with their
me attached. The envelope was sold
the gentlemen, whose duty it was to Il
ID the girl with the apron to match. X
,freshments were served and games 4
ok up much of the time. The program,
lich was carefully selected, was car -
d out in an efficient manner and re- T.,
cted no little credit on the partici y
nts. A vocal solo by Mrs. Dwight 80
tier, a piano and violin duet by Ed '''
r and Roger Erickson. a piano solo by