The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Vaughan Store.
Abbott's is showing large line of cur
tains and couch covers.
! Fred & Albert, real acrobatic act. a
the Pavilion to-day.--Adv.
Mrs. Theron Williams of Williams
town came to the City hospital las
night for an operation to-day.
Bert +. Hutchins, who has been visit
| ing relatives in Barre, returned thii
morning to his home in Moretown.
G. Panizza, who has been spending sew
eral months at his former home in Italy
arrived in Barre this morning from New
| York.
Mrs. A. Fine of Maple avenue returned
last night from New York, where she
has been spending several weeks with
relatives.
Miss Alice Waldo has returned to her
home in Williamstown from the City
hospital, where she has been staying for
10 days, following an operation.
The price has dropped on $500 wash
dresses to $l.9S. These are new, up-to
date, snappy dresses. To make room for
more dresses we make the price on these
wash dresses $l.9s, at Perry's on Sat
urday.
n. +. Passig, who has been spending
the past 10 days in Barre and vicinity,
left this week for his home at Humboldt
la. tie accompanied the remains of Mrs.
Ellen Colby TO this city for interment
a week ago.
Key. Father Maurice McKenna OF Chi.
eago, Ill, arrived in the city to-day to
pass several days in Barre as the guest
OF his brother, Rev. Father p. NJ. Me.
henna, at st. Monca's rectory on Sum.
mer street.
States Attorney j. Ward Carver and
his stenographer, Miss Josephine Rizzi,
went this morning to Marshield. where
the former expected to represent the
prosecution in a number of cases to be
brought to-day in behalf of the state.
Little Mary Hoban, daughter of Alder.
man John q. Hoban and Mrs. Hoban of
Liberty street, is steadily recovering
from the effects Of serious operation
TO which she recently submitted at the
CITY hospital. She has been removed to
her home and is now able to be about
the house for a short time each day.
Friends in this city OF William B.
Richardson, a graduate of Goddard sem
mary and formerly prominent figure in
athletics on the HILL win be interested
10 learn OF the leading part which he
TOOK IN the annual junior prom at Tufts
college, Medford, Mass, last night. As
class marshal, Mr. Richardson led the
parade and presided over the exercises
OF the Key and Serpent club.
Two Of Northfield's seIectmen were IN
the city Yesterday comforting with May
or W. ID. Ward on a proposal to lease
bafres OIL wagon for a trip or two
through the principal streets Of the Dog
River village. The selectmen asked that
they be allowed to use the wagon some
day in the near future to aid in getting
tlelr streets in shape for summer travel.
Although definite arrangements were not
made, it is expected that the city gov
eminent will accommodate its neighbor.
Last year the oil sprinkler went to vii.
Jamestown and after one trip along the
main highway in that village the street
remained in excellent condition through.
out the summer.
Officers elected last week by st Aide
mar commandery, No. IL, knights Tenn
plar, were installed last night al
largely attended gathering OF knights in
the Masonic barracks. N. S. Love, a
past eminent commander of the COM
mandery, was the installing officer and
he was assisted in the work by Nelson
b. Ballard, also past commander. who
acted in the capacity of marshal. The
work was reviewed by a number of past
eminent commanders. After the officers
had been duly incepted into office, the
knights formed in ranks to drill for Me-
mortal day. Az has been the custom in
former years, the knights viii figure in
the annual Memorial day parade. 4
number OF drills are to be held before
May 80.
Baseball fans in general will regret to
learn that the Connecticut Aggies. rated
last year as one of the fastest small col
lege teams in the East, are not to appear
in Barre this season as scheduled The |
Of the Italian Athletic club |
a letter last night in which the |
game arranged for next Friday was can
eelled. The Aggies manager stated that |
the college team had met with poor sue /
cess thus far and after a consultation |
with the advisory board of the faculty |
It was decided to abandon the northern |
trip. Had plans for the trip matured |
The Aggies would have lined up against |
college. Norwich university |
ind the Italian A. G.. on Vermont soil. |
eaving afterwards to play New Hamp- |
shire State at Durham and the Maine
colleges. The |. A. c. will play its first
cal college game of the season to-mor-
-ow, when the st. Michaels team from
comes to town. There are 9th
II college games on the |. A. G. schedule.
Miss Teresa Lanyon Of the deaeoness'
ZONE at SO Berlin street left this after
loon at 1926 o'clock for Boston, whence
he is to proceed to her former home in
owa. Deaconess Lanyon has been grant
d three months leave of absence from
he local field and will remain in Iowa
ntil September | or thereabouts. At
he North Barre Methodist mission last
vening Miss Lanyon was the guest of
onor at a farewell reception rendered
er by the campfire girls and the boys
{ the North Barre ID. G. V. There was
n interesting program of vocal and in /.
numbers in which the work
f the d. c. V. quartet featured. The
oys who sang are Ugo Ramella, Clio
iranai Paul Giacherio and Adolfo Co
lolli. They were repeatedly encored.
,uring the program, Miss Lanyon was
resented purse of gold, one of the
hub boys making the speech. The re-
ipient made fitting response. A buff
ct luncheon brought the affair to a
lose. A number of the deaconess' young
riends were at the station this after (