The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-20
TALK OF THE TOWN


arrived in the city yesterday for weeks
visit with relatives.
+. M. Woodruff of Randolph arrived
in the city to-day to pass few days
as the guest of friends.
William Fairs left Saturday night fol
Albany, N. Y, in which locality he ex'
poets to be employed for time.
Il A meeting of division No. /, A. 0. II.
will be held in the X. of G. hall at 7:3(
this evening. Per order secretary.
/ Thirty.five ladies in Barre can know
the correct way to massage the skin by
calling at the Red Cross pharmacy. Call
at once.
All girls who wish to become charter
members of the Baptist campfire are
asked to meet at the church promptly
at o'clock tonight.
| Milton l.. Julian of Pleasant street re-
turned this morning from Portland, Me-.
where he was called by the death OF his
uncle. Thomas Watts.
William Morgan, who has been spend
ing the past few years at New York,
arrived in the city last night to make
an indefinite visit with friends and rela-
tives.
Arnaldo Rossi, who has been spending
the past winter at his former home at
Milano, Italy, returned to the city this
forenoon. He arrived in New York on
Saturday afternoon.
| Miss Nell Stoughton, who has been
spending the Easter holidays at her
home on French street, left last night
| for Needham, Mass, to resume her du-
ties in the city schools.
! Theodore Tringham Of Rochester, N.
Y, arrived in the city to-day to make
a few days business visit. While in
the city he will be the guest of Thomas
Mercer of Currier street.
Miss Marion Upper of Keith avenue
has returned from an extended visit
with relatives in Massachusetts,. Late
in the month Miss upper will, 60 to
East Calais, where she has a position in
the village school.
William B. Marion of North Main
street left to-day for Rochester, N. ",
to see his uncle, Thomas Marion, who
is critically i'll. The latter's sister, Mrs.
Mary Garvey of Pearl street, is already
with her brother
Frank Cassani well known wine
dealer, who has been spending the past
week in the city with friends, left yes
Mr.. Cassani had been visiting at Boston
on business interests and stopped over
in Barre to visit friends.
Thomas Dineen, who has been spend
ing the past six months at his former
home at Ballahyge. county Kerry, Ire
land, returned with his bride to the city
Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Dineen
arrived at Boston on Wednesday and
during the following few days visited
relatives around Boston.
Manager Harry Levin of the Spauld-
ing high school baseball team to-day re-
ceived new uniforms to be worn by the
team during the season. The suits are
patterned along the same lines as the
travelling suits of the New York Giants.
The colors are dark gray with blue pen
ell stripes.
w. Il. Walker left last week for Mid
dlebury. where he will be engaged the
coming few weeks on preliminary sur
vey. He was accompanied by Herbert
Seymour and George Cook Mr.. Cook,
who was formerly employed in the city
engineering department, will be engaged
with the Walker firm temporarily.
The following item from "The Church
man Afield," religious column in the
Boston Saturday Transcript, viii be of
interest to many people here as Rev.
Mr.. Poole is a former pastor of the
Barre Congregational church: Rev.
Francis A. Poole. pastor of the
Union Congregational church, Worcester,
Mass preached his Easter sermon in
verse on the subject, 1.-THE Pilgrim In
stinct and the City of God"
Mrs. Harry Parks, who has been
spending few weeks with relatives in |
Barre and Waitsield, left on the mid |
night train for her home in Los An |
geles, Cal Mrs. Parks, who is a former |
resident of the city, was called here by |
the illness of her mother, Mrs. Joseph |
Guevin, who recently submitted to an |
operation at the City hospital Mrs.
Guevins condition is improving steadily. |
A large number of friends and neigh /
borhood acquaintance of Mr.. and Mrs.
P. T.. McNulty gathered at their home,
S96 North Main street, Saturday even
ing to remind the latter of her birthday
Mrs. McNulty was com
pletely surprised by the unexpected visit
of the company, but she rallied to the
occasion and provided ample hospitality
Tor her guests. As birthday cake which /
The visitors brought with them formed
/ conspicuous pedestal piece for boun-
.iful dinner served in the early evening.
Afterwards there were presentations,
'peechmaking and games. Congratula-
ions were in order and well wishes for
future birthdays as the guests left for
heir homes.
At st. Augustine's church in Mont
,elier Saturday morning was celebrated
,he wedding of Miss Lima Lucie of IL
sibley avenue to Dragnutin Babich of
his city. A few of the relatives and
friends of the couple witnessed the cere-
nony, which was performed by the pas
or, Rev. w. ]. 0'Sullivan. Mrs. p. Luz
lie, sister of the bride. acted as matron
# honor, and Rudulfo Babieh, a brother
# the groom, was the best man. The !.
ride and her matron we're both dressed
n white. Saturday afternoon and even
ng reception was held for the newly
vedded couple at the brides home. The
ride has been resident of Montpelier
or the past five years, coming here d.
ectly from her native country, Austria,
n 1909. The groom is a tool sharpener
mployed by granite concern in Goulds-
'ury's meadow. For several years he
las made his home on Ahern place, of
Blackwell street. The couple will now /.
eside on College street in the capital.
Barre people of the older generation,
5 well as hundreds of Others through