The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

cas- church choir at 1880 Tuesday even
ing.
II Want to buy 100 head of cattle. t
turn out. H. j. Smith, 1867 North Mali
lstreet.--Advt.
Miss Mildred Peer Of Circle street ha'
commenced work for Miss Z. i. Whit
ney as milliner.
Wallace Hermon of Waitsfield ar
rived in the city to-day to pass severa
days with friends.
NJ. A. Lewis of South Barre left the
city this morning for st. Adams, where
he expects to be employed.
/ Albert Dillon of Glens Falls, n. Y.
arrived in the city this forenoon Il
make a visit with friends.
Regular meeting of the young ladies
sodality this evening at 1880 in the yes
/ try of st. Moncas church.
Miss Inez Waterman, who has beer
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. 5
Waterman, returned this forenoon to
| Orleans.
Gillison Perkins of Vergennes arrived
| in the city Saturday to visit at the
home of G. A. Heath on Washington
street.
| Mrs. Lena Jones, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Jesse Cayhue. of 10
French street, left yesterday for her
home in Newark, n. j.
The regular monthly meeting of the
ladies aid society of the Presbyterian
church will be held at the church on
Tuesday evening at o'clock.
Egedio Rulfo of Durkee place left this
morning on a weeks business trip to
Franklin and Lisbon, N. H., in the in
terests of the Lamorey Clothing Co.
Bertrand Mari, who has been spend
ing the past ten days at his home on
Washington street, returned to-day to
Burlington to resume his studies at the
University of Vermont.
At the opera house tonight six reels
of pictures viii be shown which will in
clude Scenes from Barbara Coast San
Francisco's great white wap; big
western feature, The Fall Roundup on
the Y-6 Ranch" Wyoming, with some
good comedies. Admission, l0c; chill
dren, Sc.
Among those who registered at The
Buzzell MOTEL yesterday were; Eddie
Sheridan, New York; John l.. Mclean,
New York; III. Brown, Manchester, n.
H.; Arthur Cody, Woonsocket, r. l.;
Robert Ketcham, Waterbury; James Orr,
Bethel; Francis Nolan. Montreal
George I. Durkee OF South Main
street has a r. l. hen which laid last
week an egg weighing one-fourth of a
pound and measuring So inches at its
largest circumference and six inches at
its smallest circumference. Mr.. Durkee
believes this the largest egg yet pro-
dueed by a Barre hen.
Joseph Fraser Of Murray street, who
has been employed at Ibervilie, 7. @,
for the past few weeks, arrived in the
city Saturday for an extended visit at
the home of his mother. Henry Joselyn,
who has been the guest of friends on
Brook street for the past week, left last
night for st. Adams for a few DAYS
visit before going to Iberville, p. O.,
where he has secured employment.
Through a decision reached by the
Italian choral union it has been decided
to extend the scope OF the organization
to permit women singers to participate
in its rehearsals as wen as its festival.
There are 40 voices in the chorus at the
present time and number OF well
known women vocalists in Barre and vi
entity are included in this total. Others
have been invited to participate. This
evening the union will gather in For
esters' hall in the Worthen block for a
rehearsal. Plans for the festival to be
given late in May are rapidly nearing
Daniel Sexton of River street and
Worcester made his perennial bow be- |
fore Judge II. w. Scott in city court this |
forenoon, pleaded guilty to a subsequent |
offense and decided to take an alter |
native sentence in preference to paying /
the Sl5 fine and $40 costs imposed by |
the magistrate. An officer took him to |
jail At the request of Grand Juror |
William Wishart the respondent told |
the story OF his doings since he was
brought into Montpelier city court last
Monday. Sexton also told where he |
secured quantity OF split" that was
responsible for his condition when Off
,er Harry Gamble called for him at the
J. Tomasi block on North Main street
afternoon.
The three illuminated clocks that saw
ssrviee during the short term hospital
last month were taken down
to.day from their respective locations
IN the Drown pharmacy, Whitcomb
Bros plant at North Barre and w. II.
Niles store at Graniteville. Hands on
I'll three time-pieces have been notion
ess since they were fixed opposite the
$4,000 mark on the night wien the
successfully ended the
movement. Since the campaign closed,
number of subscriptions have pushed
he total up to point beyond $4,000.
With the dial lettering erased, the
locks will be shipped to Norwalk, Conn,
or use in big campaign to be launched
here in the near future.