The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-01
TALK OF THE TOWN


ing,
1 Mrs. James Portras wishes to an
nounce her millinery opening at Sem
mary street,
William Burke went yesterday to
Wells River where he will visit rela-
| tives for few days.
NJ Nenetti of Pearl street went this
morning to Waterbury, where he will
visit relatives for few days.
G. II. Moore Of Keith avenue has re-
! turned to Barre from business trip to
Washington, D. G., and other points.
| See the school room act at the Pa
vilion to-day; seven people, fifty min
utcs Of singing, dancing and comedy
| Notice: At Miss Walkers jewelry
store may be found Easter cards de-
signed and illumined by Angie Il. Bad
ger.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. w Sawyer returned
yesterday from Woonsocket, r. l., where
they were called by the death of the lat
ter's mother, Mrs Abare.
Miss Augustine Laroehele. student
at the University Of Vermont, Burling-
ton, is passing the spring vacation at
her home on Railroad street.
Mrs. r. G. Waterman and little child
Of Academy street have returned home
from Brookfield, where they have been
visiting relatives for a few days.
The members Of Whites vaudeville
troupe, playing at the Pavilion, are stop
ping at the Quinlen house, instead OF
Buzzell hotel, as was stated in Mon
days issue.
Uric Iebourveau. a student at the
Worcester Polytechnic institute, Wor-
Icester, Mass, arrived in the city yester-
day to pass the Easter holidays at his
home on Upland avenue.
There will be an Odd Ladies' dance,
Friday, April 8, at $3.50. Harris or
ehestra, will furnish music, refresh
ments served. Regular meeting at I
sharp. Ladies, notice change of date.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
hospital aid association will be held in
Aldrich hall Friday afternoon at 81
O'Clock. The executive board viii meet
at $50. Please note change of place of
meeting.
Montpelier, Williamstown and Barre
young people are to be guests of the
Baptist Y. p s. G. +. at union social,
to be held in the church vestry Wednes-
day evening, April /. An interesting
program has been arranged.
Mrs. +. r. Northrop wishes to an
nounee that she will be assisted this
spring in taking orders for the G.. II.
Stuart goods by Mrs. w. H. Richardson
Mrs. Northrop guarantees the. same sat.
isfaction and respectfully asks patron.
age for Mrs. Richardson.
Beginning tonight all stores asociat- |
ed in the agreement between the clerks |
and the merchants win remain open
until 9 O'Clock. Through the winter |
months the stores have been closing at |
$3.50 o'clock each evening with the ex-
eeption of Monday and Saturday.
Rev g. G. Wilson, aurate connected |
with st. PauPs church at Burlington, I
vas the Lenten preacher at the services |
in the Church Of the Good Shepherd last |
evening. The last of a series of mid |
week services which have been held in |
the Church of the Good Shepherd since
the beginning OF Lent will be held on |
the evening of Tuesday, April 7. when
the preacher will be Rev Thomas III. |
0ckford of st. Mary's church, Mortified.
Teams representing the Carpathia club
Hih LliG 1AhAltu @iLiiltLlR EDNGOuNE came /
together in the club rooms of the former
last evening for the last contest in a
mourra tournament that was started I
early in the winter The Seconds won
handily, although the Carpathians took
the first two nets. In the finals, the
figures stood Six for the Seconds"
and two for their opponents. The
Seconds" were represented by J. Sassi,
Colombo, Rulfo and Antoinetti while e.
Sassi, Duncan, Maberini and Naronese
lined up for the yanquished club men.
of waters and cocoa were
served after the tournament. The last
set in the series viii be played some
evening next week.
Miss Marjorie Worcester was the
guest OF honor at a surprise party ten
dered her in Unity temple at South
Barre last evening by a number of
young people from the village and this
city. The affair took the nature OF an
reminder of Miss Worcester
Of her l4th birthday anniversary. Forty
Of her friends were present and the
evening was given over to novelty dane
ing and games. Speaking for the com
pany, Miss Marguerite Roberts present
ed Miss Worcester an attractive
pendant, the recipient responding in a
well worded little speech. The party
was given under the auspices Of COM
nittee headed by Miss Marjorie Bartlett.
of cake and coffee were
served in the dancing intermission.
Joseph Baroffio, one Of Barrels popu-
ar truckmen, met with an accident yes
,erday afternoon that will confine him
TO his home for the coming month.
Baroifio was driving along the upper end
If Berlin street when his steed became
frightened and started into a gallop As
ne neared Blackwell street the team up
'et, hurting its occupant heavily to the
ground, The runaway continued down
Berlin street, its progress being re-
larded near the banks of the Stevens
,ranch. Baroifio was carried to the home
If Maguit Cardini. and later to the
lome of John Bossi on Berlin street to
wait the arrival of medical attendance.
t was found that his right ankle was
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