The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-04
TALK OF THE TOWN


See the new wash goods at Vaughan's
See black and white checks at Alb
bolts.
Remember the rummage sale the 6tl
and 9TH.
Richeleu underwear for particular
people. At Fits.
Peter Rowell of fIardwick is visiting
Earl Grove of Summer street for few
days.
Richard Compagna went this morning
to Waterbury, where he will pass q
week with his uncle.
Regular meeting of the Bright Star
Rebekah lodge, No Is, Wednesday even
! ing, May 5, at o'clock.
Bert Weber has returned to Barre
after spending week in Groton, where
he was the guest of James Frost.
George Warren of Washington street
left last night for New York, where he
will spend several days on business.
James Stoll of Springfield, Mass, who
has been visiting in the city for the
past few days, returned home yesterday.
George Gauthier of Highland avenue
has returned to the city, after spending
few weeks with his brother in East
Barre.
Walter Douglass left this morning for
Groton, where he will spend several days
IN camping with party Of friends at
GrotOn pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Grogan of Brook
street were among the Barre people who
accompanied the remains OF A. NJ Nor
rison to Groton for burial
Music which the Barre Citizens band
is to play at the Memorial day exercises
this year was rehearsed at an enthu-
siastic meeting of the band members
last evening
The annual meeting of the vestry OF
the Church of the Good Shepherd, which
was to have been held last evening, was
adjourned by the rector until some even
| ing later in the month
Mrs. Fred Lincoln returned Sunday
from the City hospital to the home of
her daughter, Mrs. A. r. Follansbee. in
East Corinth, having been operated upon
at the hospital two weeks ago
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Flanders Of French
street have returned from stay OF
several days with friends in Boston. Mr.
Flanders has been making brief bust
ness visit in Boston and envrons
The woman's association of the Con-
gregational church win meet in the
church parlors Wednesday at 2:30 p. m.
Program in charge of the mission de.
partment. Refreshments will be served |
c. f. Ciampi, who has been the guest |
of friends in Barre since his appearance
here Saturday as one of the speakers |
at the Labor day exercises on Granite
street, returned last evening to his home
in Boston.
The name of Rose Tasse was uninten.
tionally substituted for that of Miss |
Rose Tomasi in yesterdays report of |
sodality day at st, Monca's church Sun
day. 1t was Miss Tomasi who acted as
May queen.
Mrs. Julian Knight and Miss Carrie
Leeds of White River Junction and
Earl Knight of Hardwick returned TO
their respective homes yesterday, after
visiting at the home of Aldus knight OF
Averill street for a few days
William Hodges and company in THE
Road to Happiness" which was given
in the Barre opera house last night,
left this morning for St. Johnsburv.
where the piece is to be presented in
the Colonial theatre this evening.
Louis Dubois of the Dubois Granite
Co., has started work on an annex to
the company's stoneshed on West Sec !
ond street. The addition is made neces-
sary by the company's business. An ell I
with lateral dimensions OF 10 and Is {
feet will be completed as soon as pos.
sible
William b. Richardson of Fishers Is. !
and, \. Y, a 1911 graduate of Goddard
seminary and one of the seminary's
,est known athletes in days gone by.
las been elected marshal of the gradual
ng class at Tufts college. Medford, /.
Mass. Last year Mr. Richardson served I,
Is marshal OF the junior class.
Carpenters are engaged in building a
econd display window on the Keith :
venue side of the Worthen block. the
work having been authorized by Rob-
nson a MoAllister. When completed
he window. which is 10 be a replica Of
hay window that was erected on the
anne side Of the block several years
go, is to be used by John r. Sadlier, !,
be merchant. II
Arrangements for baseball game b.
ween Goddard seminary and st. Mi
hael's college Of Winooski park were \
ompletcd last night and unless there il 7
change in the program, the two teams .
I'LL meet al the seminary campus Thurs 4
av afternoon at { o'clock. Several men Z
no were not at St. Michael's last wear y
re in this seasons lineup and just how
locessful the collegians will BE- when e
lstehed with the strong Goddard nine y
a matter for speculation. L
Within short time work on the I,
ew moving picture theatre which :,
hsrles Zanleoni is erecting on his North
lain street premises viii 10 resumed
I'd pushed forward 10 completion A. :
lpidly as possible The store space :,
,rmerlv occupied by The Barre Drug !.
D.. before il moved into more commodi. {.
~ quarters one door south Of the old +.
and. will b. utilized ~ q part Of the /.
house and a sizcable annex
the rear. the foundation and inclined
Dor for which were laid last fall, viii
. resred skvward az once. Mr.. Zan-
oui intends n have tic main entranep
j North Main street and ~ that end
. hss secured n permit for the erection !
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