The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-31

Opening Easter neckwear at Naughan'i
III. G. Prouty of Boston was a CUES
to-day OF A. A. lamorcy of Currie
street.
Frank Cassie left this morning TO
Troy, N. v, where he viii visit friend
for few days.
The spring term at Goddard seminar,
opened yesterday after the annual Easte
vacation of 10 days.
Miss Francis Soule returned to BARR
yesterday, after passing two weeks a
her home in East Fairfield.
Charles Berg returned to Barre las
night after having been the guest o.
friends in Burlington since Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Egidio Rulfo of West
street went this morning TO GaysviIle
where they will visit friends for few
days,
Mrs Alexander Anderson and daughter
returned TO Barre to-day, after passing
a few days with relatives in Water
bury.
Lawton Witt and Roger Conner, who
have been passing 10 days at the lattcr's
home in st. Johnsbury, returned to Barre
| yesterday.
W. II. Bycraft has returned to his
home in Graniteville, after spending sew
eral days with relatives in East Fairfield
and Sheldon.
Richard Gibson Of Highland avenue left
the city this morning for Ausable, N. u,
where he will make visit Of several
days with relatives.
Miss Josephine Hovey returned Tues
day afternoon to her home in Canaan,
after having been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. W. Badger of Eastern avenue.
Mrs. Phoebe j. King who has been
Visiting at the home of her brothers on
the east hill since the death OF her moth
or, has returned to her home in Granite
vile.
Mrs. Waldron Shields of AZ East street
plans to leave the city late this evening
for her former home in Waverly, la,
where she expects to make an extended
visit.
George w. Morse, who owns well
known summer camp on the shores of
Lake Lhamplain, returned to his home in
Milton this forenoon, after a brief bus
mess visit in the city.
Gordon Smith, who has been spending
several days in this city and at his for
mer home in South Ryegate, has returned
to Canandaigua, n. Y. where he IS EN-
ployed as a granite salesman.
Charles Il. Wood and George Wood are
passing several days at their former
home in Franklin, having been summoned
there last week by the death of Alfred
Magnant, whose funeral was held Mon
day
The Universalist ladies' union viii hold |
a social at the home OF Mrs. F. T. Cut |
Ter Wednesday afternoon from 2:30 until I
5 o'clock, Everyone is invited and Mrs. t
Cutler hopes to have a large party. a
silver collection viii be taken.
Sugar social and dance Wednesday
evening. March 81, at Foresters' hall,
IVorthen block. under the auspices Of the
Sons of Veterans auxiliary, No.
), All the new sugar doughnuts and
pickles you can eat, for Is cents. Aux
liary ladies please bring doughnuts Pub
ic cordially invited.
John V. Rowen of Barton. who has
,een engaged by the Barre Hotel Co. TO
manage the new Hotel Barre, arrived in
he city last evening for few days
business visit Mr.. Rowen has vacated
he Barton hotel, which he disposed of
asst fall, and plans to move his family
o this city around April Is.
A number of people from Barre and
icinity went TO Berlin last evening 20
Anticipate in the oldfashioned lyceum
iyen in the Berlin Congregational church
v the Lend a Hand society. One of the
interesting features of the lycepm was
n animated debate on the question Of
quail suffrage. New Vermont maple sug
r on snow was served az the close OF
he literary program.
The expected influx OF dog owners nj
ty hall began this morning as soon as i.
he office of the city clerk was opened.
early 400 Of the $50 dogs supposed TO
e tagged here in the city were unli-
'nsed early to-day, although there were
gns aplenty that large number Of
lgs would be unloaded before the time
NIT expires tonight. Beginning 10. {
orr0w the tax on male and female dogs
materially increased. 7
A message received to-day from the q
,dside OF Michael Plumpides. a 1913
oddard graduate. who was taken seri. y
lsly III while visiting az the home II =
aurice II. Gray in Nestheld, contained
favorable report on the young mans y
ndition. IL Is stated that the crisis
his attack Of pneumonia appears tOI "
I'VE been passed and that the patients
ght, which was in jeopardy for two
Us after he was taken in. appears 70 =
We been completely restored.
last evening in the Knights Of Colum. E
a hall IN the Scampini block the ltai.
h Fancy Work club WIS entertained BY E
e Young men who were present al the
nee given By the ladies some time ago.
v Italian symphony orchestra Of four
aces furnished music for the dance
iich continued until 2 AZ intrrmis.
N refreshments Of sandwiches. coffee
ke. and ice cream were served. The
lowing committee had charge 81 tho
air. William Simolelii. ~ Beilb ,.
lderara, and Joseph Meflo.
Through the kindness Of George W