The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-02-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

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ing several days with friends in th'
city.
Miss Ida Holton, a teacher in the cit,
schools, passed the weekend with hei
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Ilolton, Ill
| Northiield.
Mrs. +. X. Bailey returned Saturday
night, after spending several days viii
friends in Burlington.
The newly renovated rooms in the
second story of the old city building
were occupied to-day for the first time
by the Barre Citizens band and the
musicians union. Members of the or
ganizations were busy during the day
in transferring their equipment from the
old music hall on Prospect street to
the new quarters.
Fred Smith OF Hartford, Conn, a for
ner member of the Barre fire depart.
ment who has been visiting at his home
in Worcester, was in the city Saturday
and Sunday.
Jerry Duggan returned to his home
in Northfcld Saturday night, after
spending several days in the city on
business
Miss Grace Arnold returned Saturday
to her home in Montreal, p. o., after
passing several weeks with relatives in
the city.
Thomas Mcdonald. who has been pass
ing several days at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcdonald
of John street, returned to-day to Nash
ua, n. H., where he is employed.
b. G. Durett has returned to his home
in Duxbury, after spending several days
with friends in the city.
A mass meeting of union men viii be
held in the carpenters hall, Nichols
block, on Thursday evening, Feb. q. at
1880 o'clock. Business, municipal cleo
tion.
The January circle of the ladies' aid
will hold a social at the Congregational
church "Wednesday evening, Feb. 5. Pro-
gram will consist of music, and an illus
trated talk on the Bermudas by Frederic
Edwards, followed by light refreshments
and social hour. Admission, zoe.
+, II. Bartlett OF Spaulding street re.
turned this morning from South Rye
gate, where he has been spending the
past few days with friends.
Misses Bertha Hinckley and Margaret |
Gleason OF Burlington are passing few
lays in the city as the guests OF friends.
Miss Esther Calcagni arrived in the |
,ity this morning from Boston for a
ew weeks visit as the guest of Mr..
md Mrs. Charles Zanleoni of Granite
treet
At meeting of parishioners of St
ionica's church. held in the vestry Of
he church yesterday afternoon, a com
nittee of five We're appointed to 60.
perate with the committee OF 80 re-
ecently organized for the betterment OF
oeial life in Barre.
Denison Densmore returned to-day
rom Gould, p. O., where he was called
y the death Of Daniel Mcleod, broth.
+ OF Patrolman Edwin L. Mcleod, who
las also summoned to Goald by his rela-
ives condition.
Harry Il. Gage, who has been spend
x several days with friends in tue
ty, returned Saturday to his home ]
Extensive alterations to the rear OF
lie Union Clothing store are being made
Y carpenters and when the changes
re completed the store will have nearly
Dubled its area OF counter space.
Guy Vitagliano OF North Main street, /
cal manager of the Diyersi fruit store, d
ho has been spending several days IN b
oston on business, returned home Sat- t
day night II
Joseph Martin. former student at c
oddard seminary, who has been spend
z several days with friends in the city,
turned this forenoon to his home in
Mrs. l.. +, Hoag, who has been visit
& relatives in the city for the past
eek, went this forenoon to Waterbury
r short stay before returning to her u
me in Hyde Park. !.
Favorable reports continue in the case Q
DIR. Frank Calef of Providence, r.. T., sl
no was compelled to submit to an ,
eration for appendicitis at the Heat \
hospital in Montpelier, while visit tt
2 relatives in Washington. u
Mrs Mary Abiatti of North Main u
rect began work this morning in the II
versi fruit store. V
Paul w. Hill Of Maple avenue left m
is morning on business trip to Clare al
mt, n. H. GO
Harry f. Baldwin of Washington al
-eet left Saturday for Vergennes, pi
lere he will visit friends for a few ga
VS.. ~
Better Part" an oddity and decid "
novelty in the way of motion pie NJ
res. One of those pictures which com VI
your attention and keep your eyes
led to the picture. At the Bijou.- NJ
vt. III
Thirty eight members of the Newman II
amatic club recently gathered at the lis
me of Henry Carroll on Beacon street, rls
ldering him a reception on the occa Ba
n of his seventeenth birthday. The M
ming was devoted to whist. games lai
4 dancing. Mr.. Carroll was presented an
gold watch by Walter Tierney in be- lo'
i of the members present. A light
ch was served TO the party during Lo
evening. WI
dr. and Mrs. James Rae of James he
eet were lured to the Clan Gordon Ma
| in the Bolster building Saturday
hit. where, completely unaware of the w
port of their journey, the couple were
rendered reception by
ladies committee of the Burns club.
ere were about 20 couples lining the ~
when Mr.. and Mrs. Rae made their on
,earance. The hall was tastefully dec
ted for the occasion. William Scott.
ing in behalf of the members of the
ms club, made the presentation of
handsome leather upholstered arm -, sns
irs TO Mr.. and Mrs. Rae. Under the w.
ervision of the com mittee of ladies'
concert was carried out taN
foIloving numbers appeared an tbe tiol
cert progam; Song. Miss Annie An :
.on: song. James Booth; song. Mrs.
les Mitchell; song, Mrs. Joseph VIII;
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