The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

| New maple sugar and syrup at Smiti
& Cummings.
| w. A. Dutton of Hardwick arrived
in the city this forenoon to make Few
DAYS business visit.
John McHugo, jr., left to-day for st
Adams, where he will enter the employ
OF the Central Vermont railroad.
Theodore Bailey returned last night to
his home at Rochester, after passing
several days in the city with friends.
John Lane of Williamstown was Wis
itor in the city this forenoon on his way
TO Burlington for an extended visit with
relatives.
James Parker, ir., OF Summer street
returned to-day from Hardwick, where
he has been passing a few days as the
guest of friends.
John Sowles Of Beckley hin returned
to the city this forenoon from East Al
burg, where he has been spending the
past few days at his summer camp.
John Coutts, who has been passing a
few months at his former home at
Scotland, arrived in the city yesterday
from New York Mr.. Coutts left Barre
last fall.
/ FIJI. L. Rider, who has been the guest
of Harry Fisher of Averill street for
the past few days, returned this fore
J noon to resume his studies at Norwich
university.
The banns of marriage were published
at ST. Monica's church for the first time
yesterday between William p, Mcl<ane
of Graniteville and Miss Josephine Bar
rows of this city.
George Kelley of Merchant street re-
turned Saturday from Quincy, Mass
where he has been spending the past
three weeks. Mr.. Kelley was called to
Quincy by the serious illness and death
of his brother.
Thomas Nelson, IT,, of Merchant
bury, where he will visit with relatives
during the coming two weeks. He will
visit at Tinwick, p. O., for few days
before returning to his home.
Leslie Creighton of Maple avenue left
this afternoon for Atlantic City, n. j.,
where he viii pass few weeks with
relatives. Percy McDevitt and Edward
Foy left yesterday for Atlantic City,
where they have secured employment
| for the coming few months.
j. B. Magnaghi, who has been pass
/ ing the winter at the Bermuda islands,
arrived in the city Saturday night. Mr..
Magnaghi left Barre during early win
ter. He will resume his duties at the
Presby -Coykendall Granite Co. this week.
Giuseppe Aceto, who has been visit
| ing at his former home in Italy for the
past few years, arrived in the city this
| forenoon to remain for an indefinite
period. Mr. Aceto sailed on a French
line steamer, arriving at New York last
Wednesday.
The United Missionary society of
Hedding IL. +. church will hold IS
monthly meeting with Mrs. John Trow,
Washington street, Wednesday after
noon at 2;3o O'Clock. Ladies please
bring their mite boxes and also come
prepared to help on the pledge of 1914.
Among those who registered as guests
at The Buzzell hotel yesterday were the
following: A. J. Bresett. Cincinnati,
Ohio; Margaret Quinn, Albany, n. Y;
Pearle Pomeroy, Albany, n. Y; George
f. King. Boston,; r. w. Heating, Beth
| Ell; Edmund Parker, Burlington; r. c.
Roberts, Syracuse, n. Y; G. Allen and
wife, Woodsville. N. H.; Samuel Para
dis, st. Johnsbury; Walter Kerns, 0g
densburg, n. Y. seven members of Pa
WHOM NAuueNllie team.
A. L. Pierce, manager of the Washing
ton county branches of the Direct I'm
porting Co, has appointed Mrs. Clarence
Bartlett to act as supervisor of the
Montpelier branch. Mrs. Bartlett has
been in the employ of the Direct I'm
porting Co. for the past year. In that
time she has gained wide knowledge of
the firms business. Mrs. Roy Haddi-
gan will act as assistant at the local
store OF the Directing Importing con-
Germ.
Charles Vanetti of st. Louis, Mo, ar
rived in the city this morning from New
York TO make visit at the home of
Natalie Vanetti of Pearl street. Mr.,
vanetti has been passing the winter at
his former home in Italy. During his
stay in Europe he toured through Italy, |
Switzerland, and parts of Germany and
France. His return trip was made by
way of Havre, France. For the past
week he has been visiting in New York |
with relatives. He will return to his |
home at st. Louis in two months
Announcement has been made at st. |
Monica's church of the revision of the |
Sunday schedule of services. For many /
months past Two masses nave been OBJ |
served on Sunday. Commencing on Eas /
ter Sunday, the order will be changed |
to the old schedule. Three masses will |
be observed. The first will be said at
o'clock, the second tchildren's mass) at
Q o'clock, and the parish mass, at 1890
o'clock in the forenoon. Rev. Hugh Nc
Kenna will officiate at the parish mass
and o'clock macs, while Rev. P. NJ.
McKenna viii officiate at the children's
mass. Next Sunday, Palm Sunday,
there will be the annual distribution of
palms. The distribution will take place
at the parish mass and at the evening
Lenten devotions. Special services viii
be held during the following week, Holy
week. when the Lenten season viii be
brought to a close.