The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-05
TALK OF THE TOWN


Boston pencil sharpener Saturday a
| Abbott's, Sic.
Robert b. Mackie Is spending few
days in Waterbury on business.
Andrew Bjorn Of Currier street wa
in Mortified yesterday on a business
visit.
John w. Vaughan of Maple Grove re
turned this morning from Boston, where
he has been passing few days on bus
mess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lasime Tonguay left the
city yesterday for Greenfield, Mass
where the former has secured employ.
ment.
A meeting of the North Barre Cribbago
league will be held in the Bonaccord pa.
vilion on Friday, Nov. 8, at 1880 p. m
Per order committee.
Rev. Papageorgopulos of Montreal was
in the city yesterday to ofliciate at the
baptism of the infant child Of George
Mannity. Mr.. and Mrs. John Petro Of
Burlington acted as godfather and god
mother. Mr.. Petro's sister, Mrs. Dukas,
of Waterbury was also present at the
ceremony.
A special meeting of the Barre Rang
| ers Football club will be held in the
pavilion Saturday evening at 1880
o'clock. There is important business to
be transacted and the president requests
that every member attend the meet
ing.
The ladies of St. Monica's church viii
hold a food sale Saturday afternoon,
Nov. 8, in the Arcade store, corner Pearl
and Main streets. Hot rolls, spaghetti,
baked beans, brown bread, cake and
doughnuts will be on sale. Everyone
invited--adv.
Arrangements are being made at Vim
citia club for the first smoke talk of the
winter season. 1t is expected that Dr.
E. H. Bailey of Graniteville will be the
speaker at smoker to be held some
evening next week. He will tell of his
trans-continental trip in an automobile |
last summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira N. Houston. who |
were married in this city Wednesday |
and who have been visiting at the home
of Mr.. Houston's mother, Mrs. II. M. |
Houston, of Maple avenue, left this
morning on honeymoon trip to Mon
treal. On their return they will reside
in Waterbury, where Mr.. Houston is
employed in the o. E. Scott jewelry
store, and will be at home after Dec. !.
Thirty members of Winnetta council,
No. 10, Degree of Pocahontas motored
last evening to Hardwick, where they
worked the adoption degree on class
of candidates presented by Metoake
council There was large gathering Of
council members in that vicinity and
the Barre degree team was accorded
warm welcome. A banquet followed the
degree work. Charles Scott accompanied
the members of Winnetta council as
degree master and among Others who
made the trip were Mrs. Annabella S. |
Cormick, Mrs Alice Bresett, and Mrs. |
Eva Green, officers Of the team.
Charles G. Varney OF North Main {
street, who was one of the Barre vet. I
rams attending the annual national en- /
,ampment of g. A. X. men in Washing J
on, ID. c., late in September, returned q
asst evening from an extended trip e
through the South and middle West.
~ was aNtDhipahitu uY MI diu MEs, u
Wesley Hoffman, who went to Washing. t
on with him early in the fall The 7
'arty proceeded from the capital to a
iaysville and Paris, Ky, where Mr.. n
Hoffman formerly resided Afterward y
hey visited in Cincinnati, O., and in I
iuffalo and New York en- route home. 4
ir. Hoffman resumed his duties in the q
iarrion cigar mandatory on Depot il
luare this morning. &
The autumn exodus of Spanish and Z
Italian speaking people 20 Europe has e
egun, although the number of depart. e
res is considerably smaller than in p'
ormal years, when belligerency among
he nations across the water was little
reamed Of. A number Of people who e
aimed during the spring and summer ~
60 TO Italy for the winter, abandoned q
,eir plans when it became apparent II
lat Italy was irrevoeably committed 70
war. With the Spanish people there "
different feeling with regard TO the az
,me land and war in Europe has had ~
, more than a slight effect on the ex. lel
Ius. Among those who left last night "
sail from New York tomorrow were: on
II, Gomez. Cyprano Gomez. Fernandez =.
'mpo and Mr.. and Mrs Camire Colper. ph
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