The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-06
TALK OF TIE TOWN

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Fine materials for graduation dresses
at Abbotts.
A small lot of 1895 bathrobes to close
at $3.50 at Perry's.
You will want TO see those new house
dresses for $l.l0 at Perry's on saturday
John Clark Of Orange was operated
upon at the City hospital Friday Tor ap-
pendicitis
Mrs. Frank Jackson and son, Fordyce,
went yesterday afternoon to burlington
for brief visit,
Mrs. Philias j. Canton of 62 Maple
avenue was operated upon at the CITY
hospital yesterday.
II. b. Royce returned last night TO his
home in st. Adams, after brief busl-
ness visit in the city
John Stephens returned this morning
from Boston, where he has been making
weeks business visit.
Edward Leclair went this morning TO
Essex Junction, where he will make
week END visit with relatives.
Charles Seymour returned yesterday
from Mddlesex, where he has been EN-
ployed for the past two weeks.
Joseph Zanleoni, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Zanleon of North Main street,
is quite seriously i'll at his home.
Edwin Doyle, former clerk in the
Homer Fits Co. store, left this morning
for Brattleboro for an extended visit
A. Gustaveson left this morning for
Albany, N. r., where he expects 70
make a business yusiti of several days.
Norris A. Hamel OF Summer street left
last night for Bristol where he was
called to attend the funeral of rela'
tive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jackson of 20
South Main street left last night for
Burlington, where they will spend the
week end.
The nurses at the Barre City hospital
held a banquet Thursday evening in hon,
or of the birthday OF four nurses and
the graduation of another.
Mrs. Stella Lavolette of North Main
street has returned home from Boston
and New York, in which cities she at
tended the spring millinery openings.
Miss Gertrude Batchelder, who has
been making a stay of several days with
relatives in Barre and vicinity, returned
this morning to her home in Randolph.
Nicholas Locasso, who has been visit
ing in Burlington for few days, was
in the city this morning while on h'a
way home to Websterville, where he re-
Gently opened a grocery store.
Mrs. Jeanette Bartlett of Orvis ave-
! nue. went this forenoon to Stowe, where
She will pass the week end with Mr..
Bartlett, who is employed there as fore
man o. gang Of woodsmen in the lun-
| Der district.
Miss Carrie Lnekin, teacher in the
| Austin-Ca academy in Center Straf-
ford, n. H., arrived this morning and
will spend two weeks vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Line
kin of Merchant street.
| Mrs. Lucy Calderara was graduated
| from the training school for nurses at
1 the Barre City hospital March and her
place will be taken by Miss Clara RABBI
GALA of South Ryegate. Mrs. CalderaIa
| will be located at the nurses home for
the present.
A search of the records develops the
/ information that John d. Cummings,
! former South Barre resident, whose re-
mains were brought here from Worces-
| ter, Mass, for burial Thursday night,
was born in 1871, instead OF 1912, as
previously reported.
As at first scheduled, Spaulding was
/ TO play Montpelier az basketball on
4 March TO- The arrangements have got
ten together, and, instead OF March ~,
the game will be played in the Church
street gym. Tuesday, March 2. Spauld-
ing took the first game by close score
short time ago.
At the Church street gym yesterday
afternoon the Red Skins defeated the
sophomores Of Spaulding high by a
score Of % TO "a The game was fast,
and some good playing was shown by
4 both teams Davidson and Mccarthy
/ featured for the winners, and Gordon
and Maker. the sophs' forwards, were
I the best for their side.
Mrs. Patrick Coyne Of Salem, Mass,
4 who was called 10 Barre by the illness
and death OF her cousin, John McColl,
Of the firm Of McColl 4 Ahsre, granite
manufacturers, is making an extended
visit with her daughter, Mrs. David +,
Il Wyilie, Of % summer steet. Mrs. Nc
Coll accompanied the remains Of Mr.. Me-
Coll 20 Laconia, \. H. for burial this
afternoon.
Ladies Of the Barre Woman's club:
I Don't forget the lecture on New Eng
/ land Folklore by Professor Charles
Peabody o. Harvard university, az How
land hall Tuesday evening, March 2. ~
: O'Clock. Thi. lecture j. open 70 the
/ public. Admission. l5c. Ladies. also re
member that the literature class led ~
I Henry Jackson. win meet n Aldrich ball
Friday evening a 7.30 O'Clock.
Students in the eighth grade a TIE
Lincoln school went 20 Montpelier this
morning 20 remain il the Legislative
halls al the capitol until the H0use and
senate adjourned for the week end
Many Of the s. children who usS The
trip witnessed the solons u session foI
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