The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

in the clearance sale at Vaughan's.
Miss Jean Milne of Warren street il
employed as a cashier in the +. ID. Lad'
Co.'S department store.
Nemesis" or the "l9 Down Express,
a big three reel special drama; ais
Other pictures at the Bijou.
Don't delay too long. Join to-day
Christmas Savings club closes this week
Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co.
Miss Avis Wheeler, who has been pass
ing 10 days with relatives in Barre anC
Montpelier, has returned to Portland
Me.
Mrs. f. c. Lanier and two daughters
returned this morning to Readsboro, aft
er weeks visit with relatives in Soutf
Barre.
Mrs. Dan F. Davis of Maple Grove
returned yesterday from Lyndonville
where she has been spending few days
with Mr.. Davis.
Fred A. Church of South Main street
began work yesterday as draughtsman
in the North Barre Offices of the Pres
brey- Coykendall Co,
The Spaulding high school-Stowe high
for Thursday night this week, has been
deferred to Friday evening.
G. S. Talbot, who has been spending
several days with relatives in Pittsfield,
Mass, arrived in the city yesterday to
pass the remainder of the winter.
The board of auditors commenced their
annual work of inspecting the reports
of the city at their rooms in the city
building last evening. The work will
| take about month.
Paul w. Waterman, who has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. s.
Waterman, of upper Washington street,
left yesterday for Montclair, n. j., where
he is employed as an instructor.
Regular review of Harmon hive, No. l..
i. o. T. NJ, Wednesday evening at
| o'clock All officers be present, as there
lis initiation. Guards please wear uni
forms. 1t is hoped there will be large
attendance.
Charles Hoernle, an instructor at God
dard seminary, who has been passing the
past few weeks in Boston, returned yes
terday to resume his duties at Goddard
seminary. Mr. Hoernle was detained
while recuperating from illness.
John Smith of West street left to.
day for Boston, where he will pass few
days with friends and relatives. He will
then leave for Oakland, Cal, TO make a
visit with his daughter, Miss Florence
Smith. He intends to return to Barre in
about five weeks
Miss Florence Andrews, who has been
the guest Of friends on Washington
street for the past week, returned to-
day to her home at West Concord. Miss
Crissie Beyard returned to-day to her
home at Walpole, n, H., after a few
days visit in the city with friends.
Robert Lowrey of East Barre was
visitor in the city to-day, returning from
a few days visit with relatives at Bur
lington. Edward McNnlty returned to-
day from few days visit with rela-
tives at Waterbury. Robert Ashline OF
Second street returned to-day from
few weeks visit to St. Johnsbury
The pool tournament of the Barre
Athletic club, which has been under way
since early winter, is drawing to an end
The tournament has been conducted at
their rooms in the Wood building. At
the present standing of tournament
James Parker and Dante Peduzzi have
a lead over their competitors The tour
nament will be ended with banquet at
some date late this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sharkey of Kin
ney street left this noon for Someryille,
Mass, where they win make their resi-
dence. Mr.. Sharkey shipped his house
hold goods earlier in the week, Mr..
Sharkey has been resident of Barre
for several decades. He is a Civil war
veteran and has been closely connected
with the local post of Grand Army men.
For several years he acted as carrier of
mail between the postoflice and the Cen
trail Vermont railroad station. He re-
signed his position few months ago.
Amedeo Caleagni. who has been spend
ing the past few months at his former
home in Italy, arrived in the city this
from New York, where he re-
Gently landed from Italy, via. the French |
line He visited for two months at |
Risuschio, his former home, Rome, Naples |
and Venice. After leaving Italy he Wis |
tied many points of interest in France |
Mr.. Caleagni, who is a musician of note,
received an advance education in bass |
playing. He will appear with the Barre |
band at the opening of next season.
Street Supt. J. @. DeBrune returned |
yesterday from Woodsville, n. H., where
he delivered a consignment of horses |
purchased in this city last week by j.
Kimball Nutter for the Connecticut Riv-
err Lumber Co. Because of the scarcity /
Of heavy draft animals, the horses were
put into service Immediately after their |
arrival Mr. DeBrune states that lum-
Der opera tions were never more active
on both sides of the river and owners
Of large timber tracts are making the
most of the heavy SHOWS which came
in late December. Many dealers are get
ting out logs that were cut in the win
ter of 1911 and 1912.
Last night the newly elected board OF /
of the Nincitia club, together
with the president and other officers,
held its first meeting. 1t was voted to
hold a ladies night some evening next
week, the second of series to be held 4
at the club during the winter. Provi-
sions were also made for installing
Western Union clock in the billiard room
md other furniture. A committee con-
.isting of John 7. Averill Charles Lund-
gren and William Milne was elected to
perfect arrangements for local pool
md billiard tournament. The tourna-
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