The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

Il1iureHs hdts anu uohnSt'
| Knights.
! Strawberry, pistachio and vanilla ice
cream Wednesday at RusselPs.
| Remember the Easter Monday dance
| in Rowland hall April 10. Dance until
! o'clock.
| G. I'll. Moore, who has been spending
few days in Boston on business, re-
turned home this morning.
! The Frank McWhorter Co. will have
your Panama hat cleaned and reblocked.
Bring them to the store before April 10.
! b. p. White of Maple Grove has re-
| turned home from Morrisville, where he
was the guest of his son, Maurice B.
White.
| Miss Rosa Levin OF Merchant street
left this morning for Burlington, where
she will make short visit with rela-
tives.
| Miss Luella Carpenter Of Randolph ar
rived in the city yesterday to make an
extended stay at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Vincent Bates.
| Mrs. Emma Whitman, who has been
visiting relatives on Franklin street for
the past 10 days, left yesterday for her
home in Saranac, n. Y.
Daniel Roach, who has been absent on
an extended trip through number or
eastern states, is spending few weeks
with relatives in Barre and Montpelier.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re-
bekah lodge, No. Is, Wednesday even
| ing, April 8, at s o'clock. The officers
are requested to be present for prac-
| tiee.
/ Don't fail to see the great Lavesuer
in his sensational pun against four
horses in front of Pearl street at ESQ
this evening. Then see him at the Pa
vilion--Adv.
| Miss Nina Riviat, who has been
! spending the past few weeks as the
/ guest of her sitter, Mrs. John McHugo of
4 Hill street, returned to-day to her home
at Middlebury.
Ensign George NJ. Morrison, who has
been visiting Nicholas G. Mascot and
other friends in Barre, has gone to st.
| Johnsbury for short stay before re-
turning to his home in Cambridge, Mass.
The ladies Of the Episcopal church
will hold a rummage sale the week of
April 20 and the ladies of the parish
are asked to gather together and con-
tribute any articles they may have suit
able for such sale.
Charles Wuerz of New York. advance
agent for the Red Rose" theatrical
company, arrived in the city yesterday
for a few days visit. While in the city
he is guest at The Buzzelr hotel. The
company will play at the opera house
on Monday evening April ID.
Among those who registered at The
Buzzell hotel yesterday were: II, NJ.
Spindle, st. Johnsbury; +. Nj. Narney,
Burlington; G. w. Mcguire, Rutland;
A. G. Wales, st. Johnsbury; J. A. Hun
ter, st. Johnsbury; l.. O. Todd, Burling-
ton: John Lavery, Rutland; j. r. Ruel,
Burlington; H. H. Evetite, Brattleboro;
r. C. Stagon, Montreal
DeAlton Jarvis, who has been passing
a few days at the home OF his brother,
DIR. d. C. Jarvis, has returned to Bur-
Iington. Mrs. Jarvis, who accompanied
her son to this city, win remain for a
more extended visit. DR.. Jarvis is NOV
ing his household goods from Franklin
street to the house which he recently
purchased at l02 Orange street.
At the D. A. Perry Real Estate
agency this forenoon negotiations were
completed for the sale of the Allen
Bates farm, so called, on the road from
South Barre to Websterville, The place
was owned by Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Ray
craft of Graniteville, who sell to the
firm of Turney s. Churchill of Granite
Vile. The purchasers are w. B. Turney
Of Montpelier and M. w. Churchill of
Granitevlle. The sale includes 30 acres
OF land, house and barn.
G. Andreoletti and daughter of ID
High Holborn street, who have been
spending the fall and winter at their
former home in Italy, arrived in the city
to-day from New York, where they have
been spending the past few days. They
passed the winter at Bisano, Italy, sail
ing to this country on Hamburg
American liner about ten days ago. Mrs.
p. Gelpi and children, who have been
spending several months at BisanO, are
expected to arrive in the city either to-
morrow or the day following.
Efforts are being made to organize n
checker club in Barre and to that end
number of people interested in the
game are canvassing all checker players
in the city with the idea of getting tncir
sanction for the plan and their consent
to assist in its organization. Already
more than 80 devotees Of the nastime
have evinced desire to see a club es-
tablished and many others are yet 10 be
approached. Tonight a meeting OF
checker enthusiasts will be held in the
l.. NJ. Averill block. Steps viii be TAX
en- to perfect an organization and a
proposal to secure club rooms will he
preached. 1t is likely that suite of
rooms will be leased and that a local
checker tournament will be in motion
within a few weeks. If the club is sue
eessful in its aim, Barre will probably be
represented by strong team in the
next state tournament.