The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ii'h'' NhtiG Nv VIII Ni9lt ItHtfNND W. wv
weeks.
Bruce's orchestra furnished music for a
concert and dance in Lisbon, N. H., on
u recent evening
Clarence Holt OF Henniker, N. IT,, was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday and to-day.
Howard Beckley of Boston arrived last
night and will visit with relatives in the
city for few days.
Charles Clark left this morning for
South Ryegate, where he will make a
short visit with friends.
Giovanni Cerosi left the city last night
for Boston, where he will make bus
mess visit Of several days
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Pruner left yes
terday for Burlington, where they will
visit relatives for few days.
b. II. Wells, who has been visiting at
his former home in Barre for few days,
has returned to Stoughton, Mass.
Frank Hatch went this morning to Ran
dolph, where he plans to spend the re-
mainder of the week with friends.
Harry Morse of Laconia, N. H., arrived
this morning and will visit in the city
on business for the remainder of the
week.
Mrs. Lottie LeBarron left Tuesday
evening for Braman, Okla, where she is
to spend the summer with her father,
Charles Hunt.
All those wishing to go to Granite
vile to attend the meeting and social Of
Victor lodge, |. o. O. L., NJ. IT,, please
meet at the city hall Friday at 8 p. IN.
Miss Mildred Phelps of Academy street
is assisting at Spaulding, taking the
place of Miss Gladys Wilson, who was
called to her home in Bethel by the death |
of relative.
j. B. Sanguinetti and Thomas Abare,
the latter OF the firm of McColl & Abare.
are planning to install motors in their
Burnham's meadow granite plants in
the near future.
The Italian Pleasure club will hold one
OF series of private dances in the
Knights of Columbus hall Friday even
ing. Carroll's orchestra will furnish mu-
sic for the affair.
The Ida Read w. c. T. L. will hold its
regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at
2:30 o'clock with Mrs. Friend Whiteomb,
26 Beacon street. Ladies please bring
thimbles to sew.
Milton Rollins. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. G. Rollins of French street, is quite
seriously i'll with rheumatic fever, hav-
ing been taken sick Saturday. To-day
his condition was reported as no bet. I
ter.
For the accommodation of passengers
arriving and departing at the Central I
Vermont station, the Vermont Telephone
& Telegraph Co. has placed a telephone /
booth in the women's lobby at the sta
ton.
Carroll c. Smith, who is attending
Institute of Technology
in Boston, arrived in the city this morn
ing for visit at the home OF his par /
ants, Mr. and Mrs. w. d. Smith of Sum !
ner street. :
The literature club of the Barre WON I
ms club will meet Friday evening, April
Is, at 1880 in Aldrich hall Mr. Jack. I
ION will give an informal talk on some
If Hugo's dramas. All club ladies are
invited to be present.
Among the business visitors in the city
yesterday were c. A. Clark and i. f.
Rice of Mortified and Noah Taylor and !
on, Jasper Taylor, of Chelsea, the lat
er having come to Barre to close deal
or the Pratt farm, so called, in Will =
JAMESTOWN. =
George r. Goodkowsky of Old Orchard. =
fe.. who is connected with one of the
anger hotels on the beach there has
'een spending few days in the city as
he guest of Mr.. and Mrs. t. L. Smith of
Vest street.
For Sale-The ladies' union will hold il
food sale in the vestry of the Uni
ersaist church Saturday afternoon. a,
taxed beans and brown bread, rolls. nj
read, doughnuts and homemade candy
lso aprons and fancy articles homemade sa
y the children. M
Eager baseball fans scanned the wont
! places OF information for the big tl
ague scores last evening. During the al
Jason, scores are 10 be posted in the
larrion Cigar Store on Depot square, b,
the Merlo store on North Main street X
nd in the north window of The Times
lice. GA
Basilio Dente who was formerly en- DR.
aged in the fruit business on Depot N
luare. and who has been making stay ~
several weeks in Boston and vicinity, I'D
as a visitor in Barre last night. leav. Ii
g this morning for Newport, where he
IN consider a proposition to establish RI
nit store. itl
The Woman's club sewing school will pr
sumo work Saturday al O'Clock a. 60
e North Barre school building. after 70
vacation Of two weeks. ANY girls be- To-
Tecn the ages Of siN and II are invited. Ell
n exhibit win be held later, with prizes en-
r the best work. Mothers are invited pie
visit the school.
Seniors Of Goddard seminary viii give ~
e fifth presentation Of their successful m
aylet. "The Private Tutor" IN Plain. Tor
ID next Monday evening and members AZ
the school orchestra viii accompany Ia
= thespians 10 that village snd play II
tween the acts. The production is "a me
given under the auspices Of the Plain fri
"a baseball team. acc
T. Mcpherson Laws Of Wellington p,
feet returned last evening from week > -
" in Virginia. where BE- vas summoned =,
Winchester by the death Of his grand. -.
lther. Mrs. Henry kinzel whose fuuer- =,
was held Saturday. Before having
t Barre. Mr.. Lave visited AZ his former -.
me IN Front Royal and on bis way -
mo he spent two days with bis uncie ~
Washington. y. g.
Brigsdier William Andrews Of Hart -.
ID. Conn. VII arrive IN the city late s,c
i afternoon for one Of his regular IN -.
scfion calls 90 the local harraels Of -,
Salvation Army He sill - aeeonu- -.
MED 10 this city BY Adfutant A. TYLER 49,
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