The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

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II A. j. Guthrie left to-day for a short
business visit in st. Johnsbury.
II III. F. Hall of Elm street left Satur-
day for a few days business trip to
II Boston.
II Mrs. Joseph Minnie, who has been
H visiting in Springfield, Mass, arrived at
her home here last night.
The monument committee of R. b.
Crandall post are requested to meet at
II the post room Wednesday, Oct IA, at 2
p. M.
II A musical treat is assured those who
\ attend the ladies' quartet of the Ithaca
II Conservatory Of Music. Watch for the
II date and place.
II The matinee showing of the Keller
II mann pictures at the opera house be-
II gins at 2:30, with all seats reserved
II Night performance at S:l5.
II Miss Bertha Dale, Miss Martha Reid
II and Charles BRINE, who have been pass.
II ing several months at Bethlehem, n. H.,
II arrived home Saturday evening.
II Mrs. Willard Bates and two daughters,
Il who have been visiting relatives in South
| Barre for the past two weeks, were Wis
itors in the city to-day while on their
way to their home In Winchendon, Mass.
Mrs, James Henry Of Williamstown
was visitor in the city to-day while
on her way to Boston for a 10 days
| visit. She was accompanied by Mrs
| Catherine Mckenzie and the two will
visit in Quincy before returning home.
| house party will be held at the
home of Mrs. William Black on Maple
Grove Wednesday afternoon at 230 for
the benefit of the woman's guild of the
Episcopal church. Refreshments will be
served and silver collection taken.
There will be cooked food for sale.
After having been confined to the
house for a month as the result of an
operation for the amputaton OF his left |
leg Just below the knee, Deputy Sheriff |
A. NJ Morrison was able to be out of |
doors and downstrest to-day. Mr.. Nor |
rson has so far recovered as to be able |
TO operate his automobile and his ply
stefan now predicts speedy recovery.
! Saturdays arrivals at the Buzzel ho-
tel include Mr. and Mrs. Wright, Der
lin, \. H.. David Smith, Mortified; y. !.
Smith, Hanover, n. H.; c. ~ Engleston
/ Rochester, \. H.; L. +. Dauzen. Mont
real; J. J. Comic Berlin. Sundays ar
rivals included: T. J. abrams, Austin,
! Mimi; Y. A. Hodberg. South Ryegatc:
j. A. Mason. Springfield, Mass; A. Ian
desman, New York; Wisiam White, Bos-
ton.
A business meeting and social hour Of
the Busy Bee class OF the Methodist
Sunday school will be held this evening ,
at the home of Mrs. a. r. Coffin. 20 ,
Franklin street Those who wish to
may meet at Mrs, H. W. Shores, ~ Hall
street at o'clock and go from there
to Mrs Collins. Let all the members OF z
the class try and be present, as il is the |
time TO elect new officers. A program |
has been prepared and refreshments viii |
be served. Per order secretary. In
Mrs. Joseph Calcagni and children and \
Mrs. Angelo BiEzozzero and children, who
have been passing several months in 1
their former home on the Italian pen n
insula, arrived in the city this morning
from New York, where they Tended sat
urdav. Friends in Barre OF r. Olgiati.
a brother OF Mrs. CaIcagni and Mrs. Biz
zolzero. who accompanied his sisters on
their return visit 10 Italy last spring.
will be interested To learn that he was
H.
received q notice from the government .
him 10 be ready for service =
in the army should Italy decide 10 8
her forces. Mr.. Olgiati is an =
American citizen, but under the laws Of
Italy he is held TO h. available for ron y
scription II will be recalled that he =
was graduated a few years ago from y
the University Of Vermont az Burling. =
ton. Afterwards he went TO Chicago. y
where he was employed by the Gen
aral Electric Co. when he decided 10 60
10 Italy on visit.
Eddie DeForge Of River street was n,
arrested on Depot square by officer i,
Harry Gamble Saturday night and lodged -
IN a cell AZ police headquarters. This Il
morning b. was arraigncd before Mag -
strate ~ W scott IN city court on
barge Of intoxication, second ofiensc. 20 "a
which h. entered = plea Of guilty and -
arranged 20 paw SIS fine with costs Of
1910. Charles r. Munsll of ~ Albsns. !,
Who was arrested on Pearl street yester -,
Law hy Officer Gamble, pleaded guilty to
first ofcn-e to-day and paid - tine
nd costs Of $500. he vas represented
y A. A. sargent BEFORE Justice A. q.
lckie N East Barre Saturday night
IleN Belcher Of Graniteville. a quarry
and. was srra igned on a breach % tho / >
esce charge 20 which DO pleaded guilty
nd paid a $40 fne and costs ~ s554
.elchcr was arrested by DEPUTY sheriff
lennis Donahue
supporters 81 John n Ri~hop for the y"
free II city representative uft fr
enters hsll Saturday evening 90 dis- ~
49, bis prospects and 70 devise uags
"a means fef rrumoiine
round g men ufre present throughout
" evening and q numher 81 men Vito -
r. expected - ade0cate Mr. BIshoa-
Indidscy dropped IN during tho meeting 4
) - THE conference know h0u they vii
and should NJ Bishop fnallv deride -
ter The rarr Whiie ~ utN uni0Iht
W. have the support nf roo3 wHn.
bor men. Il i rrrfirted that Mf Hish-
; uin enter tht citinsns. caur1s arf
.eFe trv - get Rte frst endorsement
y TIE afirf parfissn roilfr-a r y
.rerfed r. figure - he trv fer frft
HH tiaf rsua contest uHrf NJ
rsiFr An1fhsr meeting - Ire RishoH Il
e. uil - hsid Tuesday evening