The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

Charlie Chaplin in "The New Janitor'
H at the Bijou to'day.--adv.
i'll Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Neil of Wat
H erbury visited in the city to-day.
II Mrs. A. Fine of Maple avenue is spend
II ing few days with friends in Burling
II ton.
III First of a series OF summer dances to
II be held Saturday evening in Rowland
H hall. CAROLS orchestra.--adv.
II Miss Norma Bartelli left this noon for
II an extended trip TO Boston and vicinity,
II where she will visit friends.
II Mrs. John Bottigi left the city yester-
H day for South Ryegate, there 10 make a
H visit of several days with relatives.
II Fl. f. Pearl, who has been spending
H a number of days in Barre, left on the
/ noon train for his home in Boston.
II Mrs. Alexander Rennie went to-day to
\ New York, where she will stop for few
days, before going on to Philadelphia.
II Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Kidder returned to
their home in Burlington this morning,
after passing few days in Barre and
\ vicinity
| John Mcmillan passed through the city
yesterday to his home in Websterville
after spending few days in Plainfield
with friends.
Miss Violet Grant of Albany, n. Y,
who came here to attend the Louther
Young nuptials, is passing several days
with relatives on Merchant street
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice b. White and
little son of Morrisville arrived in the
city this morning for a visit at the home
of Mr.. Whites father, B, p White of
Maple Grove.
Two strong teams meet face to face
at the Berlin street grounds Saturday,
June 10. The Green Mountain "A. G. !
| Vermont varsity Us. Italian A. c. Game
called at 3 o'clock.
| Dainty frozen delicacies at the Drown |
fountain: Chocolate, caramel and vanil- |
laa ice cream and lemon sherbert. To-
days special fig frsppe, toothsome iced
creation that you'll enjoy. Quality serv-
ice at browns"
Pat Rooney, the best known define.
ator of the hotel bellboy on the American
stage, in two-reel comedy, "Ill Get Her
Yet; Myrtle Gonzales in Her Greatest
Story, the romance of girl story, and
Francis Ford in "The Strong Arm
Squad; at the Biiou to-day.-adv.
Rev. Charles A. Boyd, field agent
for the Vermont State Baptist conyen-
ton, and Rev w. A. Dawson, the state
field secretary, returned to their home
in Burlington to-day, after having at.
tended the annual convention OF the
re- tsnt, ut
the First Baptist church. K
Among the visitors in the city yester- /
day and to day were the following peo-
pie: w. B. Ladd of Bradford, II. n. Kim
ball of Enosburg Falls, H. j. Markolf OF ,
West Rutland, J. NJ. Brownell OF Way
land, N. ", w. A. Anglers and W. A.
Gage OF Burlington, G.. G. Calderwood Of
st. Johnsbury, Ralph W. Putnam Of Put
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Cutter OF
Boston, S. w. Washburn OF Bethel, A. A.
Brigham of Bennington, Miss Edith Knee.
land of Glens Falls, n. Y, N. b. Byam of
Randolph, S. T.. Platka of Burlington. G.
d. OLeary OF st. Adams, J. J. Kennedy /
Of Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Kidder
Of Burlington, J. r. Davis of Mooers
N. y, and John Campeau OF Shelburne
At the semi-annual meeting of the
Italian Citizens club, which has attrac-
lively appointed club rooms on the
ground floor of the Northern hotel, the
officers were elected for the en-
.liing six months: President, j. u. san
suinetti; vice president, Angelo Calder
ira: secretary, b. Lucchini; treasurer,
John Casa bella; executive board. +. Giu-
lici, c. Bianchi, +. Broggini and G. Valli;
auditors. Guy Oltolini and A. Broggini.
The meeting was held last evening and
he officers are to be installed at the reg
liar meeting in July. The affairs of the
hub are in a hourishinS condition, and
s the finances of the organization are
encouraging. the outlook for
he future is considered bright.
On arriving at the top Of Falls hill in
gulf last night party of
utoists discovered their passage blocked
v a small landslide. The recent rains
ad undermined large boulder little
,ay up the slope. causing it to roll down
he decline, carrying with it couple of
mall trees and quite bit of gravel and i
irt. The trees were small and did not II
ause much trouble but the boulder
leasured about seven feet in diameter
nd laid about half way across the road.
laking the way impossible until the
assengers went back mile and a half
, a farmhouse to get a sledge hammer
, break up the stone, and shovels to
lrow the debris away.
Young men and some of the oldsters
the North Barre colony have caught
lie preparedness fever and TO the end
rat their efforts may have organization
lev have formed a rife club with r.
roni as president and L. Abbiatti as
,cretary and treasurer The Cipolla
ub, as il is called. has leased a payil-
n on the Italian Athletic field off Ber
a street where meetings are TO be held.
he motto of the United States marines,
Always Ready" has been adopted and
many members as can be received will
added to the rolls within few weeks.
is expected that the use of range
mewhere Just outside the city limits r
IN be procured for regular target prac- :