The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

lloagknit sweaters at ADDoll y E..
See the new millinery at Abbott,s'
See Abbott's sale of linen torchon lace
Alice Joyce in two.part drama, he
Weakling," at Dreamland to-day
Mrs. Cora Brown of Montpelier visited
at George II, Bosworth's, Perry street
yesterday.
Fancy early June peas, three cans ior
25c; good bargain. Louis Romanos, on
Prospect street.
Norris A. Hamel Of Summer street has
returned from Bristol, where he was
summoned by the death Of a relative,
Warren kerrigan at the Bijou to-day
ms Torrance ORourkc in "lhc Empire
Of Illusion; also another feature.--AdV'
Fuller q. Smith Of st. Adams, former
examiner of national banks, was among
the business visitors in the city to-day
A meeting OF the Glenugie club VIII be
held in Clan Gordon hall Wednesday
Feb. 10, at 1880 o'clock. Per order pres.
ident
Miss Gertrude Mofratt, who has been
visiting relatives in the city for a few
days, returned this morning TO her home
in Woodsville, ~ II.
Miss Assunta Bald of Boston arrived
in the city Saturday, being called here
by the illness Of her uncle, Oreste Bonan-
nj of 6 Elliston place.
The weekly reading for the women OF
the Church of the Good Shepherd Will be
held with Deaconess Mary, 30 Elm street,
at o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
A ine-pound daughter was born on
March to Mr.. and Mrs. VIII J. Hutch
inson of Trow hill, being the only grand
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan f. Clark
ana Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hutchinson.
Rev. A. Hugh McKenna, who was re-
Gently transferred from the curacy Of
st. Monica's church to that of st. Au-
gustine's church in Montpelier, called on
former parishioners in Barre to-day. The
condition of Rev. Father w. j. 0Sullivan
of ST. Augustine's, who has been seri-
ously i'll, is somewhat improved.
George Maniatty's new United Fruit
store in the Boyce block was stripped OF
its winter covering this morning and
passersby beheld for the first time the
attractive street front of what Mr.. Man
iatty expects will be one of the best APP
pointed stores OF its kind in Vermont.
Two airy display windows front the
street and sizeabe floor will be utilized
bv the fruit dealer Mr.. Maniatty, who
has been conducting his fruit business
on small scale in the basement OF the
Worthen block for several weeks hopes
to establish himself in the renovated
quarters within few days.
Gaetano DeFede left the city this aft
ernoon for New York, where he will
make visit of several days before sail
ing for his former home in Italy. MI,
~. r. 4. L. s.s,I sts IN
ian-American liner Duca Deg.i AbruZzl,
which sails from New York on the after
noon o Saturday, March 10. From Cen
oa he will go TO his home IN northern
Italy for a sojourn OF six months. Ste
fano Caverzasi, who left the city yestef
day for New York, expects TO sail late
this afternoon on the Italian line steam
ship Taomina for Genoa, going thence TO
his home in the north part OF the Italian
peninsula for an extended stay. Pas.
sages were booked at the Vermont Fruit
store agency.
Charles Magoon, the lTyear-old South
Main street boy who was arrested sun
day afternoon and arraigned yesterday
on serious charge connected with the
assault Of a small boy on Keith avenue,
was taken to the county Jail in Montpe-
lier last evening by an officer from police
headquarters. II was expected that Ma
COON would be arraigned in Washington
county court this afternoon or to.mor-
row. Since yesterday the city and coun-
ty authorities have been arranging for
the commitment OF the young fellow to
the state hospital in Waterbury for OBJ
servation. 1t has been practically deeid-
ed that a criminal charge against the re-
spondent will not be pressed until It mas
been determined whether he is legally re-
.sponsible, or morally culpable, for his pc
'cuiar conduct.
Tonight at city hall the board OF al.
dermen elected at the recent municipal
election will assemble for its first regu-
lar business meeting. Alderman Edwin
Keast, the recently elected president OF
the board viii preside at the session and
number OF important matters viii
come up for consideration, IL Is ex-
pected that action will be taken on the
proposal TO renew the lease on the opera
house and II the instructions Of the city
fathers at the last council meeting are
carried out. the board will be asked TO
inquire more thoroughly into the rela-
tions OF the city and two of it, former
tax collectors. last week both form,r
collectors were asked 10 appear in person
az to.night's meeting. II Is barely pos
sible that the mayos viii have number
OF appointments ready to submit TO the
aldermen