The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

i Sale of wash goods at TITUS
BIG reductions on parasols at Fits.
Large assortment Of silk waists, IN
coors. sos. Paris Shirtwaist House.
A. Ronca of New York arrived IN the
city last night for business visit oil
several days.
! Minnie Lord OF Orange underwent an
operation for the removal OF tonsils ana
adenoids at the City hospital this morn
ing. =,
Henry T. Webster of Graniteville was
visitor in the city to-day on his way
to Burlington TO pass the coming lew
days.
Miss Irene Sullivan of Hardwick is
making an extended visit in the city as
the guest of Mrs. Mary Carney OF Pearl
street.
There will be rehearsal of the Sun
day school chorus of the Congregational
church tonight at 7;l5. Let every
member be present if possible.
John 0'Leary of Park street returned
last night from a two weeks VISIT 10
New York and Winchendon, Mass. While
absent he also visited at Boston ana
Newport.
The Barre All-Stars, baseball organ
| izatio led by n. Brown, the former
SpHulding player, will 90 to East Barre
this afternoon, where they play the
/ East Barre A. C.
w. ]. Chapman of Concord, n. H.,
manufacturer arrived in the city yes
terday to pass a few days on business
Interests. Mr.. Chapman will spend ms
time in the manufacturing plants OF
the city and on Milestone hill.
Friends in Barre of DIR. Jerome Berry
Of Richmond will be interested to learn
that he has secured a position at the
Kalamazoo, Mich General hospital. Or.
Berry was a member of the graduating
class at the university OF Vermont med
ical college the past June. He graduated
from Goddard seminary in the class OF
| 1909.
Harry Pearl. who has been spending
the past two weeks in the city as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Churchill OF
| Merchant street has returned to Bos-
ton. He will resume his duties within
the coming week with the Unitsd Fruit
company. For the past year MIR. Pearl
has been located at Porto Rico with the
United Fruit company.
| The condition of G. Corti, who mas
been confined to his home on North Main
street for the past ten days as the re-
suit of injuries received in an automo'
bile accident on the Hardwick road when
a machine operated by John Papln was
preeipitated down a 25-foot embank-
ment. continues to improve. He is ex-
pected to be able to leave the house In
lanother week.
Among those who registered at The
Buzzell hotel yesterday were; +. NJ.
Fellows. Boston; Charles B. Little
BROOKLYN. n. "; Nathan Thayer, War
rem; Mrs Anna Beaulac, Morrisvllle;
Is. w. Bossett, Memphis, Tenn; W. J.
Chapman, Concord; G. W. Moore, st. Al
bans; John Glare. Laeonia, n. H.; W.
| J. McGerish, Providence, r. l.; I. 3. Fa-
Der, Montpelier.
South Barre grange will hold its reg
ular meeting Thursday night, July ?,
with the following program; Piano
solo; question, "That the seed given
hens has as much to do with the flavor
OF eggs as the feed Of cows on milk
question "That it is more profitable to
raise broilers than to let the chickens
come to maturity" recitation; ques-
ton. "How many hens can protitably
be kept in a flock and is IT better to
have large or small houses?" Recipes
for salads made from chicken meate
Different ways of cooking eggs. Differ
ent ways OF using eggs in the raw
state. Recipes for salads made with use
eggs Different ways OF putting down
eggs to keep" vocal duet; talk by Mr..
Little on his Florida trip; vical solo. |
III, Ahn rantpaa
asked TO bring pencil and Paper and also
bring recipes for exchange.
Another one of Barre's old-time stone !
cutters passed away recently when the
end came to Antonio Olgiati at his home
in Brenno Useria, Italy, death follow
ing an illness that extended over Pc
Rod of several weeks. With him at the |
bour of death, which occurred on the |
afternoon of June "a, were his two |
daughters, Mrs. Joseph Calcagni and j.!
Mrs. Angelo Bizzozzero, both of this |
CITY. and a son, Orlando Olgiati, OF Chi |
cago. Other surviving relatives include |
the wife of the deceased, Mrs. Caroline |
Olgiati. Mr.. Olgiati was 80 years OF age |
and until 1911 he had been resident |
of Barre for nearly 10 years. He was a |
stonecutter by trade and is well remem-
bered here. Three years ago he retired
and returned with Mrs. 0lgiati TO his |
native land. His son and daughters
were summoned TO Italy early in June
and reached Brenno. Useria, one week |
before their father died. Mrs. Calcagni |
is the wife of Joseph Cslcagni of the |
firm of Noveli & Calcagni and Mrs. Biz !
zozzero's husband is connected with the |
Smith meadow firm Of Comolli Co
Orlando Olgiati, a graduate of the Uni |
versity of Vermont, is employed by an |
electrical concern in Chicago. They plan
to return to America in the near future.
Secretary John r. Wilson of the Wash |
ington County Veterans association !
came over from his home in Worcester |
to-day TO assist in making arrangements |
for the veterans annual outing at Dew
ey park early in August. Members OF
Major L. A. Abbott camp, No. IL, sons |
of Veterans, have been interested m the |
outing and upon them has devolved the |
duty of selecting vocal and instrumental /
performers for the reunion. Incidental
IN. Secretary Wilson is broaching the |
subject of holding a countrywide cele-
bration next July 4 in commemoration /
of the DAYS in Cit will be 50 years IN /