The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

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evening.
Miss Edna Badger of Spaulding street
returned this afternoon from Morrisville
where she has been visiting at her home
L. J. Snow of Moretown, who has
been spending the past few days in
Barre, returned to his home last night
THE Drug Traffic" two reel drama
featuring Alex Francis and Belle Adair
also an |. NJ. ?. with Ethel Grandin
and comedy at the Bijou to-day.--Adv
u Tonight in the manufacturers hall al
| s O'Clock there will be a meeting of the
general committee which is to have
charge of the entertainment of the New
| England cemetery superintendent next
week.
Miss Marie Boyce, who has been spend
ing two weeks at her former home in
Websterville, has returned to the city and
resumed her duties at the Mulch and
Calder granite offices in the Rowland
building.
J Howard H. Reid, student at the
/ Northwestern dental college, arrived in
| the city this afternoon from Chicago to
| pass the summer at the home of his
parents, DIR. and Mrs. William d. Reid of
South Main street. Mr.. Reid has at
| tended the Northwestern Dental college
| for two years and will return in the fall.
James Kirtion, who has been spend
ing the past few months at his former
home at Aberdeen, Scotland, returned to
the city Saturday. Mr. Kirton left Barre
early last winter. He visited at Aver
deem for about six weeks and for the
following month was the guest of rela-
tives in various portions of Scotland,
For some time past he has been at Lon
don, England. He sailed about ten days
ago for Liverpool, arriving at Boston on
Thursday, June 4.
Among those who registered at The
Buzzel hotel yesterday were Frank p.
Rowell Woodsville, n. H.; j. j. Ken
nedy Boston; Robert Hunter and wife,
Bartonville Mimi; Charles Bixby, Nor
risville; G. B. Wallace, Morrisville; w
ID. Utton Morrisville; l.. r. Noble, West
Rutland; l.. G. Noble, Rutland; Ray
Bolster, Springfield, Mass; Charles II.
French, Cleveland, Ohio.
Papers recording real estate deal
that involves the transfer of $1,000 were
passed in the office of the ID, A. Perry
Real Estate agency to-day when the
farm in East Montpelier, 41a miles from
this city, owned by Henry j. Gale and
Laura A. Gale was transferred to Owen
A. Corrigan and Mrs. Maria Corrigan of
Rannemora, n. Y. The sale involves the
disposal OF one of the most fertile farm
properties in this locality, includes l06
acres, and conveys to the purchaser all
of the crops and personal property, to-
gether with % head of stock, three
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ments. Mr. and Mrs. Gale have
already moved to their village residence
in Plainfeld. Mr. and Mrs. Corrigan,
having disposed of their large farm in
Dannemora, went to East Montpelier
with their three children to-day, after
having been the guests of Mr.. Corrigan's
brother, William Corrigan, in Washing
ton since last week.
Word was received in the city yester-
day of the death of Walter Halvosa, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip s. Halvosa, for
merly of Barre, which occurred at 7:45
O'Clock Sunday morning at Quincy,
Mass. Death followed a few months
Illness of tuberculosis. 1t was only
within a few months that Mr.. and Mrs.
Ilalvosa were deprived of their oldest
son, Phillip, jr., who died following
years illness of pulmonary trouble. The
deceased is survived only by his parents.
Walter Halvosa was born at Quincy,
Mass, in April, 1898. When a young
boy he came to Barre with his parents,
who made their residence in the city for
a number of years. Later he lived at
Rutland and for the past few years has
been at Quincy, Mass. He attended
Quincy high school, being member of
the class of 1916. Last summer he was
in New Hampshire. Soon after return |
ing to his home he was obliged to leave |
school through illness. The funeral
will be held at Quincy on Tuesday. |
Thomas Halvosa, an uncle of the de- |
ceased, left to-day for Quincy to attend |
the funeral. Among the other Barre |
relatives, who will attend the funeral i
are William Halyosa and George Hal
vosa.
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