The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-24
TALK OF THE TOWN
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| Miss Teresa Cerasoli left last night fol
| st. Adams, where she will visit relatives
for two weeks.
Mrs. w. A. George and Miss Edit
Marcott of Randolph were guests OF
friends in the city to-day.
Miss Jean Parks of Ayers street left
this morning for Burlington, where SHE
will make a few days visit.
The amusement committee of the La
dies Of Clan Gordon will met with Mrs
Reid Thursday evening at 1880.
New sugar on snow Wednesday after
the regular meeting of the n. 4. 0. p
at 1880 p m. Card party later.
Last week OF our cleanup sale on odd
sizes in high shoes. Values you cannot
afford to lose. Tilden Shoe Co,
George Maroni, who has been passing
a week among friends in Barre, returned
to his home in New York last night.
Arthur Payne of st. Johnsbury, who
has been visiting friends in the city for
the past few days, returned to his home
yesterday.
Mrs. P. J. Canton Of so Maple avenue,
who has been at the City hospital for
some time, was able to return to her
home to-day.
George P. Clark of Graniteville was
/ a visitor in the city to-day, and he leaves
/ this afternoon for Montreal, for two
weeks visit.
/ Frank r, Bergernon, who has been Wis
! iting in Barre and Websteryille since
Sunday, returned this morning to his
home in Burlington.
! New sugar on snow viii be served
/ by the n. +. O. T.. tonight in l. 0. Q.
| +. hall at 1880, to which the public is
invited, after which there will be card
playing. Admission, l5c.
Barre people viii be interested in the
following item taken from a Montreal
Daily Star of recent date: mir. and Mrs.
w. t. German of Riviere du Loup, p. O.,
have announced the engagement of their
daughter, Mabel Lillian, to Clifford A.
Caswell of Barre. The marriage will
take place in April" Miss German is
well known Barre young woman who has
been engaged here as a trained nurse.
She has resided in this city for the past
two years. Mr.. Caswell resides at 4
West street and is an employe in the
office of the National Life Insurance Co
at Montpelier.
Edwin w. Felt, conductor on the sub
urban trains of the NJ & w. R. rail-
road, underwent an operation for her
mia Mt the home Of G. u, Barton in the
Miles Granite block this morning, Drs |
William Mcfarland. John Fl. Woodruff |
and d. c. Jarvis being in charge Of the
patient. Mr.. Felt recovered from the Inn |
mediate effects Of the ordeal and was
reported to be fairly comfortable At /
noon. He viii not return to his home in |
Montpelier until the period of GONZALES |
cence is nearly over. During Mr.. Felt's |
confinement, Julius c. Chamberlain of |
Franklin street is acting in charge Of
the suburban trains.
Fixtures on the recently published |
schedule of Burlington high school for
the baseball season Of 1915, contain
games with Spaulding high school TO be
played in this city May 20 and with
Goddard seminary at Burlington on the
afternoon Of May %. Spaulding is book
ed to play its annual Memorial day game
with st. Adams high school in the Rail-
road city this year, and as the Franklin
county team is to be coached by Jake"
Malcolm of the University of Vermont
the usual series between the two teams
will be more than ever worth while
short preliminary practices are TO be
started by the Spaulding boys early next
week and when the spring term Of school
begins after Easter preparations for the
season win begin in earnest. A series
II three games with Goddard seminary
may be played in the month Of May.
Clarence G. Carr of Church street,
etter carrier on rural delivery route
No. ?. was put TO the necessity Of chas-
ng his horse over three OF four city !
streets yesterday before the animal was
brought 10 a halt The chase began near
he federal building whore Carrier Carr /.
lad left his steed standing A gig which !,
dr. Carr uses on his route was attached !
q the horse. but the vehicle was left !,
,ehind ia the race when the outfit neared !,
he Racquet blacksmith shop on Summer I
treet. after speeding down Elm street 4
with Mr. Carr and other men in close n
ursuit Joe Rabideau was one o. the \
Obstacles in the horses path. but Mr. ID
sahidesus gesticulations bad no effect 4
n tho neeing one and he was compelled q
o retire On Cottage street. Alphonse
'acquet was just leaving the Barre vet
rinary hospital when De- espied the horse
oming toward him he. too. failed b
tay the progress Of the runaway and IL ,
ras not until the animal became winded
"a Brook street, after swinging INTO that
horouehfare from North Main street, !.
bat Mr.. Carr recovered the animal The I,
elivcry zig was slightly damaged in /.
be- shuttle.
Black Cat SIX hose "a Abboit's.