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


Mark down on ladies' hats at Abbott's
Baseball at Berlin street grounds at :
o'clock this afternoon. Goddard VS.
[. A. G..
Laws new soda fountain is to be
opened at the New England Fruit Store
to-day.
Edward Kingston of Mortified arrived
in the city to-day to pass few days
with friends.
Clarence McDerment of Brookfield was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday and to-day.
A free glass Of Tango flip and candy
souvenirs for the young people at Laws
soda fountain opening to-day.
Mrs. Floyd Stanton of Montreal ar
rived in the city yesterday to make
visit at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Mary Watkins, of Summer street.
Mrs. William Mcqueen left this morn
ing for Burlington, where she will make
a short stay before going to Plattsburg
n. Y, to visit her son, William Nc
Queen.
Mrs. Fred Canton of Maple avenue,
Mrs. Stella Laviolette of North Main
street and Mrs. Agnes Williams of Aver
i'll street went to-day to Burlington for
week end visit with friends.
Mrs. Grace Richardson of Williams
vile in Newfane, who has been attend
ing the convention of Eastern Stars in
Burlington, arrived in the city this
morning for week end visit with her
aunt. Mrs. Calista f. Bolster at 2s3
North Main street. Mrs. Richardson is a
graduate OF Goddard seminary and has
many acquaintance in this locality.
Andrea Pellegatta arrived in the city
this morning from New York, where he
recently disembarged from Cunard lin
er. Mr.. Pellegatta is a son of the late
Charles Pellegatta, former resident of
the city, who will be well remembered
by Italian people of the older generation
in Barre. The Young man first came
to America at the age of FIVE with his
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pelle-
gatta. They settled in Barre and lived
here until around 20 years ago, when
they returned to Italy for the benefit of
Mr.. Pellegatta's health. His death oe-
Cured in his native town of Wight |
His son, Andrea, plans to make his home
here in Barre.
John Wood of South Main street went
to-day TO Iberville =. O., where he will |
De employed. He has been spending the
past six months in Barre. William
Morgan and Alexander Anderson re-
,urned to-day to Northfleld, after visit
ng for a few days in the city. George !
Bolster, student at Goddard seminary,
eft to-day for Springfield, Mass, where
le will pass the summer vacation at
he home of his parents. John Bastan-
oni left last night for Boston, where he
viii make an extended visit as the guest
II friends. John Parks of Central street
veat to-day to Waterbury to visit for a
lew days as the guest of his brother,
William Parks.
Barre Masons are planning an active
in the events incident to
he annual convention of Masonic bodies
# Vermont in Burlington next week.
'ommandery day, Tuesday, will see a re-
pectable gathering of knights from st.
Aldemar present to assist in the vel
ONE to be given Right Eminent Com
nander Arthur Mcknight, who stands
t the head of the Communicates in the
United States. w p. Scott, Frank ].
iartin and Frank L. Small are the del
gates from the local commandery, al
hough many more plan TO attend.
Wednesday and Thursday viii be given
yer entirely to the business of the sub
rdinate lodges of Vermont. Granite
,dge will be represented by A. c. Til
en-, w. d. Mower and Gordon Watson,
mong others On Friday the chapter
,dges will get together for their an
ual meeting and Granite chapter will
,clude in its delegation William Hurry,
/, Mahlon White and Frank ]. Baird.