The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-30
TALK OFTHE TOWN

Sdles ut NduRHHns.
Mrs. M. z. Sullivan went yesterday +
Bethel, where she viii make a few days
visit with friends
Arthur Marble returned last night y
his home at Mortified, after passing
few days in the city.
Guy Chatiield returned last night t
his home at Moretown, after passing |
few days in the city.
X p. Mont of Quincy, Mass, a formel
resident OF the city, arrived in Barre las
night for few days visit with friends
! W. Il. Barton of Sharon arrived in thu
city last night to make few days yisI
with friends and relatives at Nortl
Barre.
/ There will be a rehearsal of the He'd
ding Methodist choir and the Heddine
male chorus at the church this evening
commencing at o'clock.
| A meeting of branches No. and
of the Barre Socialist local will be held
at the headquarters in the Socialist hal
at ii o'clock Sunday morning.
| Mrs. p. G. Owens of Hill street left to-
day for Boston, where she will remain
for few weeks. She was accompanied
by her daughter. Miss Ella Owens.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Cover returned
this morning to their home in Cambridge
Junction, after spending several days
with relatives in Barre and East Barre
Riley's orchestra has been engaged to
| furnish music for Cherry ball to be
| given in Randolph on the evening OF
February %. The dance is in honor OF
| Washington's birthday.
| Alfred Visconti arrived in the city last
night from New York, where he recently
landed rom the French liner, La Prov
ence, after making an extended stay at
his former home near Milan, Italy.
Barre local, r. c. l. A. p. A. has Sc
cured Riley's orchestra for its Washing
ton ball to be given in Rowland hail on
the evening OF Wednesday, Feb. % The
dance committee is making further ar
rangements for the affair.
r. G. Cassie, who has been employed
in Winston Salem, N. c., for several
months. arrived in the city last night
from New York, where he recently ar
rived from the southern stone center by
boat. He will make his home in Barre
for the time being.
Special for Saturday: Vanilla and ma
pie chewing candy, l5c pound; chop
suey, l5c pound; chocolate and vanilla
fudge, l5c pound; peanut brittle, Toe
pound; chocolate cream drops, l5c pound
or pounds for 25c Fresh made at
the Barre Candy Kitchen.
The Lamorey store bowling team de-
feated the Ladd store team, two out of
three at the Paradis alleys last evening
before big crowd, the scores of the
strings being 36l to $50, 376 to 362 and
1852 to 300 Weafer had the highest
total of 246 and Douglas highest single
OF SO.
The boy scouts this evening at the
Hedding church will have another story
given to them by the pastor. There viii
also be the regular roundup OF work
done during the past few weeks and
the competition OF games with the final
goal to win. All boy scouts plan to be
present.
Carlo Abate of Granite street left to-
day for Quincy, Mass, his former home,
where he will pass several days with
his son and daughter. Mr.. Abate is tax
ing vacation from his duties in the
Barre evening drawing school and during
his absence his classes will be heard by
other members Of the faculty.
George f. Root OF Newport and w. H.
Brewster of Middlebury, who were in
the city last evening to conduct the am
nual inspection of st. Alderman COM
mandery, No. IL, X. r., left early this
morning for their respective homes.
George H. Wheeler of Bellows Falls, who
was to have assisted in the inspection,
was detained nv illness.
Among those who registered at The
Buzzell hotel yesterday were: Dwight
Cooley, Philadelphia. r. ]. Cassie, North
Carolina; George T.. Mcleod, Burling
ton; w G. Shaw, Burlington; w. A.
Boston; Charles Fiske, st.
John Simmons, st. Johns
bury; Frank f.. Bullard, East Montpel-
Ter; William Huke, Boston; Joe Mack,
Pavilion; James Christie. Pavilion.
Announcements have been received in
Barre of the approaching marriage of
Daniel j. Branon of Burlington, for
mer resident of East Fairfield, and a
frequent visitor in Barre, to Miss
Blanche Margaret Kingsbury of Cristo,
Cuba, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Martin
of Cuba. The wedding is to
be celebrated at the cathedral in Cristo
ON the forenoon of February IL. Mr.. and
Mrs. Branon will make their home in
after March Is.
Dan f. Davis of Lyndonville. former
resident of Barre, and member of the
state board of pharmacy, has announced
the granting of five certificates to drug
gists who passed the examinations re-
Gently conducted by the board at the
State House in Montpelier. The sue
cessful applicants are as follows: Reg
istered pharmacist, f. L. Libby of Rut-
land, Warden e. Lampman of Hyde |
Park, Mass; assistant pharmacist GER
Edgar T. Holden of Proctor,
Geraldine Phil Hudson of Quechee, Ar
thur ST. Pierre of North Cambridge, |
Mass. Another examination will not be
held until next June.
Minor thefts in the Central Vermont /
freight yards continue to occur with in
,reasing frequency. Only a few days
igo, freight handlers went to a solitary |
box car not far from Granite street and
discovered the loss of two muttop should
srs and couple of hams. A search for
he missing members from the cold stor-
,ge ended fruitlessly and it was not UNI
Ill yesterday that Station Agent J.. Q.
Morgan learned of their whereabouts.
w. w. Calder of the firm of Calder & :,