The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

sur tnose iNnSllsH sap'iu''h 1919 49,
at Abbott's.
BY express to-day, new Wearweh
dresses, ladies and misses Paris Shirt'
waist House.
William Mitchell Of Cottage street is
employed as barber in the Ross shop
on Depot square. :,
Mrs. Il. u. Perkins of Ashton, n. y,
arrived in the city last night Tor Ten
days visit with relatives.
Antonio Rossi of North Main street
left last night for Montreal, 7. q, where
he will spend several days with friends
DR.. and Mrs. II. b. Soules OF ~. Al,
bans were guests over the weekend OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Randall OF Aver
III street.
Miss Emily Gebhardt returned tins
forenoon to her home in Burlington. att
er spending few days with friends on
North Main street
Carlos litter, who has been spending
several days in the home of Alex. Corey
of Prospect street, left this morning ior
his home in Fort Kent, Me.
/ l.. H. Goodhall returned this morning
to his home in South Woodbury., after
spending few days at the home OF a.
NJ. Morrison of Batchelder knob.
Mrs. Edward NORM. who has been
Visiting friends in South Barre for
/ few days. was visitor in the city TO-
day, while on her way home to Milton,
Friends in Barre of John King OF
lGranitevlle, who has been seriously III
for ten days, will be interested to learn
that his condition is somewhat improved
Miss Marjorie Brown OF Montreal, L,
o., arrived in the city last evening for
4 two,weeks' visit at the home OF her
mother, Mrs. I. +. Brown, of Cottage
street.
4 Miss Sadie Wilson, who has been Wis
liting at the home OF her parents on
Aver street. returned to-day to Barnet
where she is engaged as teacher In
the public schools.
William T. Maiden and James Dona-
hoe. who passed the weekend at theH
homes in Barre, returned last night to
| Burlington to resume their studies at the
University of Vermont.
Jasper Haggett, who has been en-
Iployed in Barre and Williamstown for
the past three months, left last night
for his home in West Stewartstown,
In. H., to spend the summer.
T. B. Adams of Randolph, an agent
for the ID. A. Perry Real Estate CO.,
Harry Titus OF Woodsville, n. H., and
IC. r. Goodwin of Chester were among
the business visitors in the city to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Dashner OF Wash.
lington were visitors in the city last
night while on their way home from
! Holyoke. Mass, where they were called
Friday by the death of relative OF
the former.
/ There will be rehearsal OF the He'd
ding Methodist male chorus on Wednes-
Iday evening at 1880 at the home OF ".
~. oliver of Upland avenue. A fnil
attendance is requested to be present
lat the rehearsal
! Harry Dale. who has been spending
the past week at the home Of his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dale OF Green
street, returned last night. TO Boston.
Mr.. Dale came TO the city to recnperate
from minor operation.
Miss Mamie Hagan, student at .od.
dard seminary, was stricken seriously III
with appendicitis Saturday and had TO
Ibe taken to her home in East Barre.
I Afterwards her condition was reported
to be somewhat improved.
4 Joseph Denney Of Washington street
began a two weeks vacation from his
duties in the f. d. Ladd Co. store Sat,
Inrlav. with Mrs. Denney and children,
he went Yesterday to their former home
lin Northfeld for an extended visit.
4 The condition Of Mrs. Peter Corey OF
Prospect street who underwent an OPP
GRAFTON at the Heaton hospital in Mont
pelier this forenoon, is reported to be
as comfortable as could be expected
Mrs. Corey entered the hospital last Fri
day
irving l.. Potter of Boston, former
instructor at Goddard seminary, who has
been passing a few days with friends in
the city, left this morning for Yer
gennes. where he win give lecture
ithis evening. Mr.. Potter will go from
lVergennes to Boston
The famous marvellous talking pic
lures, which are to be shown at the
lopera house tonight and Tuesday night
are considered the greatest novelty OF
the present age. II has taken years OF
hard labor and study on the part OF
the inventor to perfect this wonderful
invention.-Adv
John Johnson on Saturday oomplet-
ed period of service at the {. W.
Averill hardware company that extend :
led over several years. Mr.. Johnson VIII
soon open to the public plumbing es-
Establishment conducted by himself. lie
lis considered one of the most efficient
plumbers aud tnsmiths in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ. Wiley and son,
Chauncey. ir.. who have been spending
several DAYS in Boston, returned to
Barre to-day. While absent, Mr.. Wiley,
as one of the grand officers OF the state
lodge, Knights Of Pythias, attended the
annual convention OF Massachusetts
Pythians held in Boston Wednesday and
Thursday.
The remains Of Paul Bianchi, former
resident of Barre. whose death occurred
al his home in Woodstock Friday morn
ing, will reach the city this afternoon
at 4:4O o'clock. accompanied by friends
land relatives Of the deceased. The fu-
neral will be held as soon as the body
arrives and the remains will be taken
Ito Hope cemetery for interment.
Miss Grace L. Walker who has been
visiting at the home of Mrs. Agnes
Walker of Grant avenue for the past
month. went this morning to Nergennes,
where she will be the guest of Principal
James T. Walker of the Nergennes high
school Later she will return to her
home in Westmount. Montreal. 7. O.
She was accompanied to Nergennes by
Miss Mary A. Walker. who will visit her
brother for a few days.
A.. l.. l..W