The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-22
TALK OF TIE TOWN
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Mrs. +. A. Warner OF Washington was
in "a, city over Sunday ON her way to
Boston.
G. A. Heath has reopened his wall pa
per store for business in his former
quarters,
Mrs. p. j. McDufree OF Maiden, Mass.
and nephew, Frank Grady, are guests OF
Mrs. Mason Page.
Mrs. Tomasa Hoz Of II Branch street
was taken last night TO the City hos.
ptal for treatment.
Miss Ruby Bradley is visiting at her
home at Camp street during her Vaca'
tion from teaching in East Barre.
| William Conner Of Cottage street left
last night for New York, where he will
visit for few days on business.
! We have lot of excellent bargains IN
boys shoes. Now is the time TO iit out
the boy for spring. Tilden Shoe Co.
Charles +. Graves returned this morn.
/ ing TO his home in Littleton, n. H., after
passing Sunday with friends in the city.
Eric Prize has been visiting in the city
| for short time, having just returned
| from Portland Me-, where he has been
spending few days on business.
| Gordon Smith OF South Ryegate, for
mer resident of Barre, who has been
spending few days with friends in the
city, returned TO his home this morning.
Miss Helen Averill, who has been pass
! ing weeks vacation at her home, s
North street, returned yesterday to Bos-
to -, where she is engaged as a school
| teacher.
Regular meeting of Jumpers, boxers
and derrckmen, No. 50, win be held in
Foresters' hall Tuesday evening, March
%, at 1880 o'clock Corresponding Secre-
/ tary Thomas Holder.
| Mrs. George Wood of Richardson street
and Miss Florence Martin of ID Eastern
avenue have returned to their homes
| from the City hospital, where they have
been for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis of Boston
and Mrs. r. A. Barney of Burlington ar
rived to-day from Burlington and are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George lander for a few days.
Professor j. C. Dietz Of Norwich uni
versity will speak to the Barre Woman's
club Tuesday evening at o'clock. The
first part OF the program will consist OF
short lecture on the history and mean
ing of the sonata. After this Professor
Dietz will play the following Beethoven
sonatas. Opus 2, No. g." "0pus So" and
"0pus H."
An who would enjoy frst-elass en-
tertainment should 60 to the concert I'm
the Congregational church Wednesday
evening Miss Albertson who has de-
lighted Barre audiences before with her
readings, will give two selections, and
the balance Of the program viii be a
mixed concert, consisting OF solos, duets
and quartets. The price of admission IS
only zoe.
An impressive observance attached to
the Peace Sunday observance in st. Mon
cas church yesterday, day when Cath
olics throughout the world joined in re-
peating the special peace prayer of Pope
Benedict XIV. The prayer as printed IN
The Times last week, was repeated at
tie o'clock and ii o'clock masses.
After the latter service the blessed sac
rament remained exposed throughout the
day. In the evening special services were
conducted by the pastor, Rev. p. NJ, Me
Kenna.
Constantine Papatheodore, who has
been u the employ of the Barre Candy
Kitchen for several years, completed
term of service that esta blishment
Yesterday and left last night for Pater
son, n. j., where he will be engaged for
a time in the management of a candy
and fruit store recently purchased by the
firm OF Rorys & Papatheodore. George
Rorys. also an employee in the local store,
who has been in Paterson since the firm
purchased the business several months
ago, will return to this city and work in
the candy kitchen for a time. Both
young men plan eventually TO locate in
Paterson and devote their whole time to
their newly acquired business. Nicholas
Mascot Of the Barre kitchen has received
word from John Mascot who is In
Greece. stating that he will return to
America soon and take up his residence
here. IL will be recalled that Mr.. Mas
colt returned TO Greece a few years ago
and entered the Greek army.
Barre basketball fans as well as fol
lowers OF the game throughout Vermont
will be interested TO learn that the much
mooted question Of what team has the
stronger claim on the state interscholas-
tic championship is in a fair way 20 BE-
settled at last. A few weeks ago
friendly contention that Hardwiek acad
envy had won the state honor was met
with the counter statement that Spauld
ing high school OF this city has as good
a claim on the championship. Efforts
to match the two schools for a deciding
game were futile az first on account 81
\ confiction Of dates but negotiations
for the much desired meeting have been
completed finally, and to-day il was an
nounced that the game win be PLAYED
on neutral territory on the evening ~
Friday. March 20. IL is altogether likely
that the armory floor in Montpelier viii
b. selected a. the meeting place. Hard
wick and Spaulding have each won
game on the two occasions Of their meet
,nu thfe season