The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-04
TALK OF THE TOWN
LaFrance shoes at Fits.

AT Vaughan >.
Partisan bonbon, a sunde, Zoe, at Di-
yersi Fruit Co.
An extra value in scrim curtains, Sl.25
a pair, at Perry's on Saturday.
Henry Page, who has been spending
the past week in the city, returned to-
day to Brockton, Mass.
Dressesa wonderful collection OF new
summer models, 70 styles to choose from.
Paris Shirtwaist House.
Mrs. Wallace Stewart of Woodstock
extended visit with friends.
Miss Nina johnson of Pennington, Me-,
arrived in the city to-day to make an
extended visit with relatives.
4 Mrs. John Mckenzie went this morn
ing to Waterbury, where she will visit
relatives over the weekend.
/ Miss Grace d. Barclay of Park street
went yesterday to St. Johnsbury, where
she will visit her sister, Mrs. Henry
! Stetson.
DIR. r. c. Jones returned last night
to his home at st. Hyacinths, r. O., aft
er passing few days with friends in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. RI. B. Allen, who have
been visiting S. Il. Perry for several
days, returned yesterday to their home
in Florence
| Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Mclean OF Will
| Jamestown We're visitors in the city to-
day on their way to Malone, n. y, for
few weeks visit with relatives.
| Arthur Aregoni. who recently returned
to Barre, after an extended stay in
Hardwick, began work this morning in
Thomas Desjardin's barber shop in the
G. Tomasi building.
Rev. and Mrs. w. j. M. Beattie of
Highland avenue returned last night
from Franklin Center, p. O., where they
were summoned Monday by the illness
of the latter's father, S. w. Ames.
Students of the First Baptist Sunday
school are asked to member that there
will be special sermon for them at
the Sunday morning service. The SER
mon win be illustrated by erayon draw
ings.
In the list OF officers elected to serve
the South Barre Progressive Spiritual
ist society, in yesterday, in yesterdays
paper, it should have read: "Mrs. B. II.
Grifiiths, secretary; Mrs. Belle Hutchins,
treasurer"
The announcement of the honor stu
dents at Mt. st. Mary's academy at
Burlington was made this forenoon.
Miss Clair Miles, daughter OF ID. NJ.
Miles of this city, was among the honor
students in the second year class of the
academy.
+. Pero left to-day for New York,
where he will pass few days sight
seeing before sailing for his former home
in Spain. He will sail on a French line
steamer for Hayre, France, then cross
ing overland to his home at San Anan-
des, Spain, to visit for several months
at his former home.
Secretary Augustus NJ. Rossi has
called meeting of the musicians un-
ion TO be held in music hall in the old
city building Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock II is requested that every mem
Der of the union make an effort TO at
tend.
Charles Page, and Herman Campbell
of the Page and Campbell insurance
firm returned to-day from Hartford, Ct,
where they have been attending the fifth |
eth anniversary of the institution of the
Travellers Insurance company. Page & |
Campbell are local agents for the Tray |
elers'.
Lawrence Lewis, who suffered severe |
injuries to his feet by exposure early |
last February while employed as a /
brakeman ON the Central Vermont rail- |
road in st. Adams, was able to be
down street yesterday for the first time
since his illness began. He will be I'M
able to resume work on the railroad for |
several days.
Court Granite City, No. 1913, Scandi
navian Brotherhood of Americs, has
moved into its new quarters in Clan
Gordon hall in the Bolster block, and /
viii hold its first meeting this evening |
at 7 o'clock. A box social will follow
the meeting and a grand old time is
promised. Refreshments free for every
body and everyone welcome. Remember
the place, in Bolster block.
Gilbert Phillips of Maple avenue re-
turned last night from Keene, N. H.,
where he has been foreman of con-
struetion for he Prize Tool sharpen
ing concern and engaged eIring the past
few weeks installing one of the latest
types of Prize machines for the Victoria
Granite company. Work on the machine
has been practically completed and it
will be placed in operation soon.
A sum of $40 was realized from the
proceeds of the concert held at the Miles
hall in Graniteville on last Tuesday |
night under the auspices of the Granite
vile and Barre locals of the Socialist
party. The participants in the concert
comprised some of the best talent in
Barre and Barre Town. The proceeds
viii be devoted to propaganda work.
The announcement has been made that
the Graniteville locals of the Socialist
party viii be represented in the inter
national Labor day celebration in this
city on May l.
The first of series of inter-club can
dle-pin bowling games between the ltal-
ian Pleasure club and the Carpathia
club was won handily by the Pleasure
club last evening at the Merlo Bros.
alleys, two out of three games. The first
annfaof xx-oo ,ror I.- h. ftia cIYh /