The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

Miss Augusta Thompson of Hill stree
has returned home, after passing ten day
in New York City. !.
CAROLS orchestra of six pieces vii
furnish music for dance in the Clar
Gordon hall tonight.
M. r. Fadden has returned home, aftel
making a few days visit with friends II
Richmond and vicinity.
Master George Slayton is spending the
week end with his aunt, Mrs. Clara
Clark Of East Montpelier.
Aldus L. Knight of Averill street left
last night for Hardwick, where he was
called by the death of relative.
Mrs. Carrie Beckley of Marshfeld is
visiting at the home of Mrs. Emily Hen
ry on Jefferson street for few days
Floyd Seymour returned to his home
on Jefferson street yesterday, after Wis
iting at Middlebury for the past few
days.
Phillis Mcyey of Burlington, who has
been visiting relatives in the city for the
past few days, returned to his home last
night.
Frank LeClair of North Main street
left this morning for Haverhill, Mass,
where he will visit relatives for an ex-
tended visit.
Leslie Rogers of Manchester, n. H.,
arrived yesterday and is visiting at the
home of his uncle, c. H. Reed of AZ
| Spaulding street.
| CAROLS orchestra of five pieces re-
| turned this morning from Mortified.
Last evening they played for the fresh
man dance at the university.
Saturday specials at the Barre Candy
Kitchen include: California fruit candy,
20c H.; mixed chocolates, l9c H.; salted
peanuts, l5c b.; walnut pieces, 40c h.
Dan A. Perry and G.. w. Perry re-
turned last evening from Randolph,
where they have been closing real es-
tate deal for J. w. Camp of Warren.
Leonard H. Thompson, who has been
visiting friends in Graniteville for the
past two weeks, was a visitor in the
city to-day, while returning to his home
in Rutland.
Logon nordstiernan liz V. O. firar sin
orsfest. Eft kort program kommer att
utforas, sedan dams och forfriskningar
ala Scandenaver valkomna. Meeting at
7 o'clock sharp. Per order festhomiten. |
Professore Mangano di Brooklyn, y. |
V, dara una lettura con projezioni, che
illustri / Italia nella ehiesa prima Bat
tista che trovasi vicino il nuovo hotel.
Tutti gil Italiani sono cordialmente in
vitati per il IL Ayriile, Domenco ale
hore la sera.
At her home on the East Montpelier
road last evening, Miss Abbie Moxley /
gave a party to about 20 of her friends.
During the evening several musical selee-
tons were rendered and later the enter
tanment took the form of a 500 party.
were also served.
Professor Mangano, president OF Col.
gate Theological seminary VItalian divi-
sion, Brooklyn, n. W, win give an IL
ustrated lecture on Italy in the First
Baptist church Sunday evening at I
o'clock welcome is extended to every
,ne. Prof Mangano is a cultured Ital- !
an gentleman, speaking English as flu ,
'ntly at any American-born citizen.
Some people like certain magazines |
md papers just for the cartoons and pic (
ures. Saturday evening, April II, YOU I
will have an opportunity to see one of
he foremost American cartoonists at '
work. Alton Packard will draw picture 7
.fter picture on sheets of paper eight
eet square. He happily combines hui
nor and instruction, interpreted with {
music.-Advt. j
A Bethel Gilead farm, owned by vii. O
lam G.. Cole and known as the Nelson
.owen place, figured in real estate Y
to-day, the purchaser being i
lem Wilson of Granville. who plans 20 v
AXE immediate possession OF the prop. d
rtv. The farm consists OF 06 acres
18th house. barn and outbuildings, and Y
he deal was contaminated by W. w. :
erkins. the Bethel representative Of the I
J. A. Perry Real Estate agency of this il
ty.
Deputy Game Warden Charles Keith Z,
stunned yesterday from a trip through il
he eastern part of the county, where Il
2 spent two OF three days on official h
usiness During his absence, Deputy
eth took the pains TO 90 over many e
the trout streams, including brooks q
rat have been posted. He reports con. "
tons as being favorable for the early W
shermen, a. nearly all Of the streams IA
Re already free of the winters accumu- b
tion OF ice. In the woods. not far from u
arshfeld village, Mr.. Keith found the
lrcass Of large doe. Evidently Va
ilet wound had resulted in the animals a
,ath. although from the condition Of "
le carcass, il was thought that the fo
lot must have been fred. probably dur. ca
n the open season, last fall The war. "
N estimated the weight Of the doe to in
! 40 pounds.
Mise Jessie Aud was rendered a sur VI
ise party az the home Of Mr. and Mr.. W
ebert Adam OF Hill street Thursday
ening. the affair taking the form OF h
.riety shower, IN honor Of her APP ~
naohing marriage 20 Alexander Bar. y,
~. the date 81 which j. 30 b. an. u
unced in the near future. 4 large ~
Imber Of Young people came together w
d Miss Aud was the recipient 81 gifts w
merous and useful. Among the pres. g
q were gifts Of linen. silver. and cut
AS. Cards and other diversions were =
order during the evening. and q dam hh
Luncheon was served toward the md az
the party. The company dissembied ~
the late hours Of the evening after ~
wing wished the bride-t0-be much al %
osPerity and happiness in the future. an
Coaches -Bhl- stuart and John AZ. "
"a had the spaulding high school colts -
{ fer another warming mp 81 the LIN
u school campus yesterday afternoon.
ms far the turf has bern too soft to -
.e the school boss the stiH diamond -
setice They must have ere thev are iu -
ape 70 Try their meftle with otbef =