The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

II George M. Hogan, st. Adams attor
Il ney was among the business visitors i
II the city yesterday.
II Richard Gomez left this morning 70
II Northfeld, where he will visit his broth
4 or for a few days.
II w. A. Perry, who has been sick at hi
II home at l0S Washington street with cry
sipelas. is recovering.
IL William Stuart of Spaulding stree
H left this morning for Bethel where h
Il will visit relatives for a few days.
Mrs. Richard Venner of Maple avenue
i left yesterday for Hardwick, where sh,
| will join her husband, who is employed
in that town.
Elizabeth, daughter of Mrs. G. ". Bar
Der. who has been quite i'll with rheu
matte fever the past few weeks, is nov
convalcscent.
f. j. Donahue OF South Main street
and G. T. Hefflon are passing a few days
in ST. Adams and other towns in north
ern Vermont.
Quality feathers for repairing. fancy
laces and bows and leather strips for
sale at Charbonneau's. Basement of the
Worthen block.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert 0. Turner of Hall
street left the city last night for Boston
where they expect to remain for visit
of several DAYS.
Mrs. Ernest Thompson. bookkeeper at
the office of the Peoples Lighting, Heat
ing & Power Co.. is detained at her home
on Maple avenue by illness.
| Mrs. Russell Brown of South Easton,
Mass. arrived yesterday and is visiting
at the home of her mother, Mrs. Clara
Page, at 81 Jefferson street.
! l.. !. Bell of Maple avenue returned
recently from a fishing trip to Greens
boro with catch Of brook trout instead
of pickerel, as was previously reported
! Contractor +. y. Normandeau OF Mer-
chant street has taken the contract to
build fire station in Williamstown
Already workmen have started on the
job.
Clyde Reynolds Of Hillside avenue
went to Groton this morning for few
days stay in the fishing camp which
Barre men established at Groton pond
earlier in the week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Inversin and daugh-
ter OF this city were among the passen-
gers who sailed from New York yester-
day on the Regina del Italia for their
former home in Italy.
Wallace Bartlett and two sons Of
Plainfeld and Royal ID. Monkey OF the
East Montpelier road leave tonight for
California. Mr.. Bartlett Will join his
wife at San Francisco and Mr.. Monkey
goes to visit his sister.
A reception will be held in the Meth
odst church parlors this "wednesday
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Rev. and Mrs. T.. F. Newell good pro-
gram has been prepared and light re-
fresh ments will be served. Everybody |
come.
Manager Angelo Marchetti of the hi /
versi Fruit Store left this morning for .
Middlebury to see Guy Nitagliano. 1
travelling salesman for the l.. C. Fisher /
Co.. who was injured in an auto accident /
Monday forenoon. Reports received in
this city last night indicate that Mr.. I
kitgsliano's condition WAS not so Sc
rious rs was at first thought. The ply I
stefan who attended him immediately N
after the accident has advised him TO
remain indoors for the rest of the week.
i. Wheatlev Camp Of Warren and Dix
Camp Of North Randolph were visitors in
the city Yesterday. making the trip Ia
Barre in a small roadster which the two
men plan To use on a transcontinental
auto trip this spring !. W. Camp has
recently disposed Of his property in Ran
lolph and expects to leave within a few
DAYS with his relative for the Pacific
cast. 4 route which will take the pair
through some OF the finest farming coun
nv ~ the world has been mapped out
A.. IL ~. t,.I
time to visit the eNpositions al san
francisco and san Diego.
Yesterday afternoon az the trotting
lark the clerks and the Carpsthia club
net for their long scheduled baseball
'ame and the clerks emerged winner
" the narrow margin Of one score the K
otals heiug II and ~. II was a hard.
ought hattie. the clerks using three dif-
erent pitchers Eeyic first. Mclean
econd. and Rulfo 20 end mp with. IN
ena did the catching. For the Car. /,
athia club. Milton and Mcknight we're 4
sod for the battery. Manager Dobie +
{ the clerks team Is trying 70 Arrange
amcs with other teams and Il is EXPECT v
4 that a game will b. arranged with Z
ic Waterbury town team.
Instead 81 completing the theatre
.hich was started IN the rear Of the
anie0ni block on North Main street
esterdav. Mr. aud Mrs. Charlie Zan L
oni have decided % transform the store n
lrmerly occupied by the Barrc Drug q
o. INTO a moving picture house. Tar
rnters began the work Of remodelfug n
70 interior this morning and as rapidly q
possible the place vii h. put in shape -
v seats An inclined foor y 20 b. -
llt snd q steel ticket booth ard opers
re room WiTl D. built near the street
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