The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-21
TALK OF THE TOWN

MTs. carrie BuTKc-GonyO OF maple hN-
enue went to Burlington this morning
for brief visit with friends.
John Arioli of Short street left last
night for New York City, where he will
make few days business visit
w. Il. Gilbert of the McWhorter Cloth
ing Co., left this morning for Burlington,
where he will make a short visit.
Raymond Martin left this morning for
White River Junction, where he will
spend several days visiting with rela-
tives.
Mrs. George w. Mann of Wellington
street who has been seriously i'll for the
past three weeks, is steadily regaining
her health.
Chester Bennett left the city last
evening for his former home in Rock
land, Me-, where he will make visit of
several weeks.
Miss Beulah Smith of Keene, n H.,
who has been visiting relatives in the
city for the past few days, returned to
her home last night.
Members of the truckman's union will
meet at their headquarters Thursday
evening at 1880 o'clock to install the
officers recently elected.
| O.. ID. Mathewson, principal of Lyndon
institute, who has been spending Il few
days in Barre, returned to his school du
| ties Tuesday afternoon.
| Mrs. Margaret Smith of Liberty street
! il spending several days in st. Johns
bury, where she was summoned recently
| by the illness of her nephew.
John Buchanan of Webstervile was
visitor in the city this morning leav-
| ing at s:l5 o'clock for Burlington to
spend few days with friends.
Miss Edith Virtue has resumed her
studies at Goddard seminary after hav-
ing passed a few days in Graniteville as
the guest of Miss Beatrice Wquest.
Nelson lager of Graniteville was
visitor in the city this morning while
on his way to st. Johnsbury, where he |
will make business visit of several |
days.
A special meeting of the city council !
will be held at city hall on the evening
Of Wednesday, April IS, at O'Clock. at |
which hour hearing on the petition
Of f. A. Drown for fifth class license
viii be held
L. j. Ennis, who has been employed
in the Holt barber shop during the past
winter completed his duties there Sat
urday night, and began work this morn
ing in the new Miers shop on North
Main street.
Horace Sowles Of Boston is at the home
OF his father, John Sowles, until Sun
day, having come TO recuperate from an
operation for appendicitis which he had
at Boston hospital week ago last
TDbrraJau 10 - / /.
ress.
Among the Barre people not mentioned /
in yesterdays paper who went to Bur-
Iington this morning TO be present at
the conservation of Rev. George Y Bliss
rs bishop coadjutor of the Vermont Eps.
opal church were Mrs. A. w. Allen of
Sunnyside farm and Wallace f. Gilbert
If West Patterson street. I
Rev. Brian c. Roberts, for four years I
he rector of the Church Of the Good
in this city has severed his
with st. Marks church in
augusta, Me, after service of eight
'ears. Sometime late in the month he
will assume the rectorship of the Epis-
opal church in Westboro, Mass. s.
A. Coffin of 46 johnson street and John 8
l..
he City hospital yesterday afternoon for II
heir respective homes. The former was b
perated on a week ago and the latter
wo weeks ago. Mr.. Payne's operation n
'as for hernia. A like operation was u
erformed at tho bosnital ON TUESDAY v
Forming on Timothy Denning of 81 Park
treet. 81
Officers and members of Barre lodge G
=. a Hi. l..
hat the 26th annual session Of the grand 81
'dge of Vermont, New England Order m
I Protection, will be held with the lodge
Hardwick April 2627. The program -
i'll begin next Monday evening, when p
he Hardwick lodge win confer the de- h
rec on several candidates, the degree y,
ork 10 be followed by a reception 10 er
he grand lodge officers and delegates and
banquet in the New Hardwick hotel.
uesday the grand lodge business meet =,
* will be held, the credential committee -
ssembling at the lodgerooms in the ~
corning at . O'Clock. ~
Manager Quinn. of the Goddard semi " "
ary baseball team wishes 10 announce ~
iat the first game OF the season will !,
3 PLAYED with the Barre A. c. at the :;
'minary campus Saturday afternoon. -
9th the seminary team and the Barre 81
am have been going through hard -
-actice every afternoon for the past
yo weeks and a. this j. the first game =.
II both teams the outcome is very un- i.
rtain. Coach Hocrnle OF the seminary :,
ne has been sitting down the candi. le
ties. but still there are a number 81 i
ira men that are trying for positions. ev
lturday, there viii probably b. a mum. ia
y OF men 20 change positions. The be
tteries have not yet been chosen. tes
Mrs Hattie stark Of Boston. provincial VI
and lady Of the !. .. o. T.. VI. l.. who cal
= been in the city for a few DAYS. was ma
60 Graniteyille on a recent ~
ening by IS members Of Granite CITY III
ige Of Barre, the odd Ladies making 81
2 trip in a barge from the Johnston : Gle
mhle livery. Arriving in Graniteville me
p company vas entertained by the ODD mo
dies of that village After the past Dir
be grand degree had been conferred IN Va
lr candidates. q banquet vas served
q dancing followed until nearly morn IL,
I The BARRE party set out for home 80
late hour. sitter conveying thanks - ~.
; Iadies 81 Victor lodge for one of the s,.e
~ enjoyable funrtions in the history 80
the lodge. Itts