The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-06
Barre, Vermont
TALK OF THE TOWN

"Shyna" nainsook sale at Fits.
, Ida Il. Cyr, trained nurse, 40 Elm
street. Phone 405-M.
George Gillie returned to-day to his
home at Tunbridge, after weeks visit
with friends
The regular monthly meeting of the
/ ladies' aid society of the Presbyterian
church will be held on Wednesday even
ing at o'clock.
Graduation classes of Spaulding and
Goddard are requested TO make engage
ments for sittings at the c. Bau studio
at an early date.
Tomas Corey left yesterday for Ber-
lin, N, H., where he was called by the
serious illness of his brother, Joseph
Corey, former resident of this city.
I Percy Gale of East Montpelier, who
has been engaged as station agent at
I that point for several months, began
work yesterday in the Drown phar-
macy.
i Auction sale of furniture tomorrow
at No. IA Laurel street at A o'clock in
the afternoon for Mrs. L. G. Carson.
/ See ad. on page seven. c. F. Smith,
auctioneer.
| The Goddard seminary baseball team
has secured game for Saturday with
the Graniteville A. c. The game will be
played on the seminary campus com
mencing at 3 o'clock.
| Mrs. Giletti of Elliston street left yes-
terday afternoon for Burlington, where
she entered the Mary Fletcher hospital
for treatment. Mrs. Giletti was accom-
panied by Mrs. Lena Casarico OF Rail
road street.
| Jonathan Stewart was a visitor in
the city this morning while on his way
from New York to his home in Granite
| vile. Mr.. Stewart recently landed from
the Allan liner, Numidian, which sailed
| from Glasgow April "a. He has been
spending the winter at his former home
near Aberdeen, Scotland
The Italian chorus will hold its regu-
lar rehearsal in the Worthen block hall
Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock. The
members now number nearly 40 and the
directors are ready to increase the en-
rollment any time. English speaking
people as well as Italians are in the
chorus. Preparations for the festival
are nearing maturity. 1t is now pro-
posed to hold the festival late in May
or sometime in early June.
Samuel S. Silver Of Worcester. Mass.
who was employed as shoe repair man
by the Tilden Shoe Co. until recently.
has purchased the shoe shop on East
State street in Montpelier recently
owned by Joseph Yatter. The shop is
one of the oldest stands Of its kind in |
the capital and friends of Mr.. Silver |
are predicting a bright future for him |
in his line. After completing his du- |
ties with the Tilden company here. Mr.. |
Silver went to Worcester for short |
stay, returning later to Montpelier and |
entering Mr.. Yatter's employ. He will
reht the shop with improved machinery. |
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 i
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
riage room and hayloft, chickenhouse;
2K 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.
Nicholas G, Mascot, who is taking a
l0-days' vacation from his duties in the
Barre Candy kitchen, left this forenoon
in company with his niece and nephew,
Theodore and George Mascot, for Bur
lington to spend the day. Tonight they
will leave for New York, where they ex-
pect to pass several days with relatives.
Mr.. Mascot plans to be present when
the presidential party meets the U. S. S.
Montana returning from Mexican waters
with the bodies of the American sailors
and marines who met death in the occu-
patton of Vera Cruz. Among others
leaving Barre to-day were: William j. }
Leonard and w. w Leonard, brothers,
who are going TO Salt Lake City, Utah,
10 take up their residence. Messrs Leon
ard have been employed at the quarries
n Granitevile since coming to this To- $
,ality from Woodbury. early in the year. I
Mrs. Tyler Thompson of Woodbury., I
heir sister, and Mrs. Edward Leonard of !
Orange, their mother, who were in the q
,ity to bid them farewell, returned to
heir respective homes this afternoon O
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