The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-07
TALK OF THE TOWN

summer quarterly VI iicpOii di neNicM
now on sale at Martins bookstore.
Mrs. W. P. Day of Merchant street
went yesterday to Mortified to visit
relatives.
c. NJ. Wiley of Maple Grove returned
this morning from few days business
visit in Boston.
Special discount on stamped under.
wear Friday only, at Miss Rowells, l6l
North Main street.
Thomas Wilson, who has been the
guest of friends in the city for the past
week, returned last night to his home
at Bethel.
Misses Jennie Mari and Katherine M
Mcdonald who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Robert G. Fisher in Burlington
have returned home.
George II. Elwell of Worcester, Mass,
arrived in town yesterday to be the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Mann of "a
Wellington street for the next 10 days.
| George Harritos, who has been making
a 10 days stay at his former home in
New York City, returned home yester-
day and resumed his duties in the
United Fruit store last night.
Arthur C. Lane, who recently moved
his household goods to Plainfield, came
to Barre this morning to complete ar
engagements for shipping the remainder
of his household goods from his former
home on Trow hill.
About fifty members of the Bright
! Star Rebekah lodge gathered in the
| Odd Fellows hall in the Gordon building
last evening to attend the degree work
OF the order. Previous to the degree
work a cream fish supper was served by
the male members The supper was
served at $50 o'clock.
Ernest Fletcher, who has been en-
ployed as a machinist at the Whitcomb
Bros plant near Blackwell street. has
gone to Montpelier, where he will be
employed during the summer as chauf-
felir for l.. Bart Cross. Mr.. Fletcher
plans to move his family to Montpelier
later in the month.
Friends in this city of James Cadger
will be interested to learn of a recent
appointment he received with the Klest-
Ter department stores. Mr.. Cadger left
Barre several years ago and since has
been in the employ of this concern. For
some time he was connected with the
stores at Schenectady, n. Y. Within the
superintendent of the company's stores
in Paterson, N. j.
Superintendent L. NJ. Roscoe of the
city schools left this morning at S:l5
o'clock for Springfield. where he will at.
tend the fifth annual conference of the
teachers of southeastern Vermont. Sup
erintendent Roscoe is down on the pro.
gram for paper to be read at the FRI
day morning meeting. His topic will
be "Some Problems Of Present Day Edu-
cation" The conference began this aft
ernoon and will continue through to-
morrow night Mr.. Roscoe was accom-
panied by Mrs Roscoe and daughter,
who will visit at their former home in
Springfield until Saturday.
For Sale: Beautiful home; death of
owner is the reason for selling one of
the slickest homes around Barre City;
one mile from business center and con-
sists of new, modern cottage OF eight
rooms and bath; big, deep porch, weight
ed windows, hardwood finish and floors,
electric lights, furnace heat, hot and
cold spring water, large cemented cellar,
nice basement barn with 10 stalls, car
rage room and hayloft, chiekenhouse;
2is acres of land, with fruit and shade
trees; must be seen to be appreciated;
if you are looking for nice home and
chicken farm, this ought to please you.
Smith & Dashner. agents,-Advt.
Mrs Alexander Ross and Miss Mary
Ross, who have been making an extend
ed stay at their former home near Aber-
deem, Scotland, arrived in Barre this
morning from Montreal, where they
landed Tuesday morning from the
Donaldson liner, Athena, sailing from
Glasgow April rs. They were met at
Montreal by Mr.. Ross, who returned
with them to Barre. George c. Forbes,
who has been passing the latter part of
the winter and early spring in the Brit
ish isles. returned to the city last night
from Boston. where he landed Monday
from the Allan liner. Numidian, which
left Glasgow April "a. Mr.. Forbes will
take up his residence in Barre. Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Caruzzi, who have been making
a winters visit in the italian peninsula,
arrived in Barre last night from New
York, where they landed from a White
Star liner, after taking ship at Cher
burg, France
H. NJ Kendall, who recently complet-
ed his duties as meat cutter at the
Tassie market, went this morning to
North STAFFORD, where he will make a
two weeks visit with his father, before
going to Old Orchard, Me-, where he ex
poets to spend the summer. Mr.. and |
Mrs. Ralph Rowland, who have been
spending the winter with the formers |
Mr. and Mrs Willis F. How
land of Division street, left last even
ing for New York, whence they are TO
proceed to Galveston, Tex. Mr.. Rowland |
Is an engineer and contractor and has |
been engaged to various undertakings |
IN the south for the past 20 years. He |
will make his headquarters in Galveston. |
Mrs. Il. l.. House and little son, Regi- {
nald. of West street went yesterday TO |
to visit relatives. George |
Ross left last night for Albany, n Y, |
where he expects to be employed during
.he summer.
Miss Minnie NJ. Maxwell, teacher in
he 18th grade at the Matthewson school,
vas called to Waitsfeld yesterday by
he serious Illness of her mother. Miss
Rooney, who teaches in the 4th and 9Th
grades at the North Barre school, is at
Ter home in East Poultney, having been
allied there by the serious illness of a
'elative. Mrs. Francis A. Mccarthy,
who has been substituting at Brook
treet. is detained at her home on Aver
II street by illness. The school author
ties are making every possible arrange
nent to FIJI the vacancies and thus far /