The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Barre last night to pass week WIN rei'
atiyes.
A regular meeting of the h. c. ]. T. A.
will be held this evening at I'5o IN 'ne
| n. OF p. hall.
Frank Mcdonald of Park street began
work this morning ms q clerk IN tne
Drown pharmacy,
Lawrence Hughes returned to-day TO
his home at Chelsea, after passing &c"
days in the city with friends.
ii. L. Ferguson of New York arrived III
the city yesterday to pass lew Gays
with friends and relatives.
Follow the crowd TO the corn roast
Thursday evening at the home Oh Mrs'
Alexander Milne, Circle street.
Herbert LaCasse of Derby Line ar
rived in the city yesterday TO resume
his studies at Goddard seminary.
James Hardness, who has been spend.
ing several days in the city, returned
last night to his home in Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bianchi, who
have been visiting in the city Tor tne
past few days, returned to-day 10 tnel
home at Milford, n. II.
Frank l. Tousey, who has been max
ing an extended stay in Middlebury, was
visitor in the city yesterday while on
his way to Washington for a VISIT
Mrs Fred Farrand and children OF
Elm street went this morning TO Bur
llington, where they will join Mr.. Far
rand, who is employed there as paint
Ter.
Fred BeaL president of the Vermont
branch OF the American Federation OF
Labor, returned to his home in Bethel
Yesterday, after passing few days IN
the city.
Mrs. Ida Dunmore, who has been visit
ing her sister in South Barre for the past
two weeks, was visitor in the city TINS
morning while on her way to her home
in Danville, Mass.
The bowling academy owned by the
Merlo Bros. on North Main street IS I'M
deruoing extensive alterations and viii
probably be opened to the public on Sat
urday of this week.
John A. Cleary returned to-day from
his home in Manchester, n. H.. and VIII
remain in Barre until the series OF
championship games between the ltailsn
A. C. and Orleans is completed
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur T. Campbell and
son. Lawrence, of North Main street re-
turned Yesterday from Old Orchard, Me-,
where they have been spending several
Idavs with Charles Fl. Campbell at the
hotel Vesper
Fred Caron. former resident OF
Barre. arrived in the city this morning
from Providence, r. l. Mr.. Caron will
pass several days with his brother, G. a.
i Caron, by whom he was formerly EN-
ployed in the City bakery
i The Altruians will hold their regular
meeting with Mrs. May Phllbrick at
lOrange street Friday afternoon at 2;Se'
AS this is the first meeting Of the year
let there be large attendance, Per
order secretary.
Mr. and Mrs. Fremont Ford, who ac-
Icompanied the remains Of their daughter
to Mortified for burial last week, lett
this morning for their home in North
Andoyer, Mass, after having been the
guest for few days OF Alderman r w.
Bancroft and Mrs. Bancroft OF Franklin
street
G. Monti left Monday for New York,
where he will visit for a week with
friends. He will then sail on an Italian
liner for Genoa, Italy Mr.. Monti, who
has made his home in Barre for years,
will reside permanently at TOreno, Italy.
For some time past he has been IN poor
health and il confident that a change OF
climate will be beneficial to him.
Willis G. Scott of Brandon, who has
been passing few days in Barre, where
Inc was employed as barber for many
wears. left this morning for his home.
At MONTPELIER Mr.. Scott planned to stop
Off and attend the state Republican
iconvention. Mr. Scott has been an ac-
Tive worker in behalf OF his brother,
Walter F. Scott candidate for state
treasurer.
James Sullivan. who has been passing
the summer in the city. returned last
night to his home at Dorchester, Mass.
During the summer Sullivan has been
representing the Barre a. {. baseball
team. Previous to coming to Barre he
PLAYED for several years with the Dor
chester. Mass, high school team. He
contemplates entering Georgetown uni
versity this fall.
A special train over the Barre branch
of the Central Vermont railroad carried
80 people from this city to the Dog River
Valley fair at Mortified this morning
at I 40 o'clock. Some % passengers en-
trained at o'clock for the fair grounds
and Others planned to leave on the
special train which left the city at
ll2:l0 O'Clock this afternoon Cold
weather did not prevent good many
autoists from making the trip to the
fair
The Bethany girls Of the First Baptist
church met at the home Of Margaret
Jane Geake OF I Beekley Court last even
ling at 1880 o'clock for their monthly
business meeting An instrumental solo
was given by Margaret Geake, vocal
solo by Ruby Lewis, and a song in chorus
by the girls as we'll as games. Then the
meeting was given over to the business
mart. Dainty refreshments were served
after which all adjourned, having spent
pleasant evening.
One OF the last three band concerts t.
lbe given BY the Barre Citizens bnd
,this season attracted a fair sized gath
ering Of people to city park last even
ling. The concert was postponed from
Monday night and perhaps because i
had not been thoroughly advertised anC
maybe because of the wintry flavor IL
the weather. the audience was scarcely
A. large as usual The music was Of
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