The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

days as the guest of friends.
Mrs. j. Nelson Glidden has resumed
her duties as pianist at Dreamlant
theatre, after a short vacation.
The boys" club of the Presbyterian
church will meet in the church vestry
at o'clock sharp this evening.
Miss Nina Young returned yesterday
to her home at johnson, after passing
few weeks with friends in Barre.
j. II. Riley returned yesterday to his
home at East Berkshire, Mass after a
ten days visit in Barre and Graniteville
Oliver Blonde of Mooers Junction, N
Y, was in the city yesterday and to-day
on business connected with real estate
matters.
John Warden, who has been spending
a week in Barre and Montpelier with
relatives. left yesterday for his home at
Berlin, N. H.
Miss Emera Elliott, who has been the
guest of friends in the city for the past
week, returned last night to her home
at Bellows Falls.
Miss Mamie Russell, who has been the
guest of friends in the city for the past
few days, returned last night to her
home at Brookfield.
| The three reel /. M. P. drama, "The
Militant" which was billed for yester-
day did not arrive in time, but will be
shown to-day at the Bijou. Also other
pictures.
Menu for the May breakfast at the
Congregational church Friday morning,
$3.50 to $3.50 O'Clock: Fruit, cereal, toast,
rolls, bacon, eggs, doughnuts, coffee.
Price, 25c.
w. III. Goodfellow of Spaulding street
left this week for Manchester, N. H.,
where he will make few days visit
with relatives. Before returning to the
city he will also visit at West Lebanon,
N. II.
Mario Dunghi of Berlin street I'M
derwent successful operation at the
City hospital yesterday for appendicitis.
The condition of the young man is COM
Portable and indications point to rapid
recovery.
Angelo Truba of Ayers street left this
morning for Montreal, where he will
make stay of several days. Mr., Truba
recently returned from Montreal, where
he submitted to course of treatment
for stomach disorder.
J. NJ. Emerson left Barre Tuesday aft
undertake to change the telephone sys-
tenn at that point to common battery
system, transition that has been made
recently in the local central Office.
Judge II. w. Scott, Charles A, Spear,
Mrs. Sarah Skinner and Mrs. c. s. Coon
ey OF East Barre returned this morning
from Rutland, where they have been at
tending the annual convention of the
state New England Order of Protection.
News was received in Barre last night
from Fort Worth, 1fxas, of the fav-
orable condition of Fred Burnham, a
former resident of Barre, who recently
underwent an operation for appendicitis.
Mr.. Burnham is reported to be making
steady progress toward recovery.
Arrangements have been completed
for the social dance to be held in the
Rowland hall Friday evening. May l..
The dance will be conducted by the
young ladies of the Universalist church.
Riley's orchestra has been engaged TO
furnish music for the dancing.
Among those who registered at the
Buzzell yesterday were: II. w. Spindle,
st. Johnsbury; A. G. Blgelow, Brook
field; O. p. Richmond, Springfield, Mass;
William 0'Brien, New York; w. II.
Smith, Detroit, Mich; Fred Muhlfelder,
Albany, n. Y; Giuseppe Anglielerno,
Albany, n. Y.
Friends in this city of John Frontini
win be interested TO learn that he is
now located in Cincinnati, Ohio. After
leaving Barre several weeks ago he made
extended visits at Chicago and Detroit, |
Mich. In Cincinnati Mr.. Frontini is act |
ing in the capacity of foreman at the |
Laing Granite company, concern OPP |
Grating one of the most extensive gran
lite enterprises in Cincinnati.
Rev. FIR. S. Daniel abbot of the st. |
Anthony priory on the slopes of Mount |
I.ibanus in Syria, who has been passing |
a few days in the Syrian colony in |
Barre, left this mornig at s:l5 for syria
cuse, ~ Y, to visit some OF his country |
men. Early in May he will go to New
York to take ship for the continent,
later to his home in Syria.
A large number of Father Daniels coun
trymen gathered at the station TO bid
him godspeed.
II. l.. Barker, who has been spending
several days with his daughter, Mrs.
Harry w. Quimby, of Academy street,
returned yesterday to his home in Hen
mixer, n. H. Mrs. Douglas NJ. Barclay
and little daughter of Franklin street
went this forenoon to Randolph for
short visit at her former home. Rev. j.
B. Reardon of Church street left this
forenoon for his former home in Spring Il
field for short visit. Ray o. Barstead
md w. N. Wood, who have been visiting
1t 81 Wellington street, left on the late
forenoon train for their home in
Brighton, Mass.
A dozen members of the 500 club left
The city this forenoon at ll:25 o'clock
ior Waterbury, where they were to hold
| 500 tournament in the parlors of the
inn this afternoon. The tour
lament was to be the last of series
which the club has been holding at in
iervals during the winter. Small favors
we're to be awarded the winners and at
o'clock dinner is TO be served by
Davis of the inn. The party
planned to return to this city at S;55
o'clock. Among the women who made
he trip We're: Mrs. Perley Carr, Mrs.
Arthur c. Tilden, Mrs. Darwin $. Wat
'Tman, Mrs. Alexander Duncan, Mrs.
Fritz jackson, Mrs. w. f. Richardson,
Mrs. John B. Kelly, Mrs Clarence H.