The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-20
TALK OF THE TOWN


!, New Easter waists at Naughans.
II Infants bands and wrappers. Knights
II Gloves, in all the new shades, from tn
H McWhorter Co.
II H. W.. Knight has returned from |
II short visit TO North Hero.
H Aura Whitney of Wiliamstown is EN-
II ployed in II. +. Cutler and Sons garage
II Francis Bushman and Beverly Bayn'
II in "Pennington's Choice" Park Theatre
\ to-night.--adv
H Mrs. ii. j. Laroe OF Averill street went
this mroning to Burlington for a few
days visit with relatives.
| G. j. GilGlliah, st. Johnsbury con-
tractor, was business visitor in the
city yesterday and to-day
Alexander Fowlie, ST., and William
Morrison of Ayers street have gone to
Chicago, ILL.,, where they have secured
employment in the granite industry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Comolli of Piqua,
o. who were called here by the death
of the formers father, are planning TO
make a sojourn of several weeks in
Barre.
A bowling team representing the yard
crew of the NJ & w. r. r. is to roll a
candlepin match with the BARRIERS team
this evening on the Murphy and Weafer
alleys.
Mrs. A. Cacagni of High Holborn
street has returned from Burlington,
where she has been for several weeks
taking treatment at the Mary Fletcher
hospital
Thomas Carroll of North Main street
left the city last night on business
! trip through western New York in the
interest of Brown & Carroll, Depot
square granite dealers.
Mrs. Harry NJ. Bassett, who has been
spending two weeks at the home of her
Of upper Washington street, returned
| this afternoon to Orleans.
p. G. Lamson of Cambridge, Mass, is
registered at Hotel Barre while making
business visit of several days in the
Barre granite belt Mr.. Lamson arrived
in the city from Boston this morning.
Ralph Rogers, who is student at
Yale university, New Haven, Conn, ar
rived in the city last evening to pass
the Easter vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank g. Rogers of Rich
ardson street
Ladies' and misses Easter suits and
coats received this date by express. Lat
est New York designs in conservative
models. All colors and sizes, from $3.50 |
to 500. Also mems, young mems and |
boys. Sadlier's, 10 Keith avenue.
Rev. p. NJ. McKenna of Summer street |
went this morning to Burlington for a |
brief visit. Services at ST. Monica's |
nbr - ayrA
ing viii be in charge of Rev. FIR. Lynch, |
past of st. Johns church, Northfeld.
Mrs. Charles A. Brown OF Jefferson
street has returned home, after passing
a few days in Boston. She was accom-
panied by Mr.. Brown, who has been alb
sent on business trip in the interests
of Brown & Carroll, granite manufac
turers.
Delbert Hogan, who has been EN-
ployed as a dairy boy at the Morrison
farm for several months, left to-day
for his home in Enosburg Falls, where
he is to visit for few days before go
ing to Sugar Hill, N. f., where he will
be employed during the summer
More than $50 people patronized the
supper served in the vestry of the First
ItEul ttiidU GilltNh ihHA evening ny taN
ladies' auxiliary. The supper was one OF
the annual events on the spring calendar |
and the proceeds were quite as crafty
ing as on any similar occasion in the
past. .
Mr.. and Mrs John w. Averill John
R. Wilson, A. W. Robinson, Mr., and Mrs.
Elmer Perry Of Trow hill, Fred Davis.
Charles Gauthier and Il. A. CaRy have
-eturned from Burlington, where they
nave been attending the meetings incl
lent to the encampment of Grand Army
yeterans, Sons of Veterans, members of !
he Women's Relief corps and the auxil-
airy to the S. of V. S
Joe Villa, the sporting writer OF the
New York Evening Sun, thus sizes up G
Witt, the former Goddard star now play
ng with the Philadelphia Athletics; i
Lawrence Witt is the name OF 10 t
'ear-old schoolboy who is playing short
top for the Athletics and he looks like h
diamond in the rough. Harry Davis, I
lacks veteran lieutenant, discovered
Witt up in Vermont, playing on the Cod \
ard seminary team last year and n
signed him. Witt is short and Y
veil built, quick on his feet, with good a
ands and great whip. He is left
anded batsman and stands up to the a
late as if he feared nothing. He ac- i,
epted seven chances without an error t
and collected two hits, each a i,