The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

Z. Burr.
Marguerite Clark in "AIice and Men,
Park Theatre tonight.
Andrew Miles has gone from Water.
bury to Warren TO work on state road
building.
Miss Bessie Spear is spending months
vacation at Great Chebeague island, Cas-
co bay, Maine
Mrs. Ellen Moore has been making an
extended visit in East Dorset az the
guest OF Mrs. John Flynn.
Dry soft slabs, $3.50 load, dry mixed
slabs Sl,15, dry hard slabs, $3.50, eesh
Calder 4 Richardson, phone $50.
Public dance for young and old, k. Of &.
hail. auspices l. o. f., Tuesday, June 20.
! Tickets, soc, CAROLS orchestra.
There were no entries on the blotter
at police headquarters this morning and
quiet relgned through the weekend
Mrs. Henry Batchelder returned to her
home in Planfeld Saturday evening, aft.
err passing few days with friends in the
city.
Wsnted--S0,0O0 dozec fresh eggs. Bring
them in any quantity, large or small, and
we will pay cash for same. Barre Cream
cry.
| William r. Dewey has moved his
household goods from Montpelier into
the house on Hillside avenue owned by
Alex, Cordiner
A carload OF horses just arrived, suit
able for all classes OF work. To be sold !
and exchanged at II. c. Leonard's stables, |
26S South Main street
See. Harold p. Human of the Gran |
lite Manufacturers association was |
weekend visitor at his former home in |
North Stratford, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller of Groton /
arrived in the city Saturday to reside
the former having been engaged as a
painter by John G. Dodge.
Miss Anna j. Macdonald, who has been
attending business college in Boston,
arrived in the city Saturday to pass the
summer at her home. rs Elm street.
Bob Leonard and Ella Hall in two,
reel drama, 'sThe Boobs Victory; Fran
els Ford in "The Dumb Bandit" and a
comedy, Love Spasms,' at the Bijou.--
adv.
Miss Bessie Spear will accept limited
number of pupils for summer work in
pianoforte study after July Is Resi-. {,
uehSe-Studio' ~ beutfsoH sLeel' iele- ,
phone 1912.
Mrs. Gordon Watson and little daugh-
ter, Dorothy f. Watson, OF Maple ave-
nue. returned to the city Saturday from ,
Hartford, where they have been passing
several days with friends
DR.. Cross of Williamstown left Sunday
morning for Manchester and New York
City. He will be gone until June 20.
During his absence his practice will be
taken by Doctors Woodruff, Stewart and
Wsrk I
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker Of Laurel !
street entertained the committees of the I
Odd Fellows and Odd Ladies Friday even
ng after general business regarding a I
picnic to be held in the near future. Re-
reshments were served by the hostess.
Giovanni Contini and Miss Corina Ber-
lasconi were married at st. Monics's
ectory on Summer street Saturday by y
he parish priest. Rev. r. NJ McKenna.
The groom lives on Blackwell street and
5 a stonecutter by trade The couple
re to continue their residence in Barre. z
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Magnus. who !
Fere married in Barre several days ago 2
rived in the city yesterday, after pass. <
~ their honeymoon in Bethel, Conn. =
Ifter a brief visit at the home OF Mrs. 2
fagnus' mother, Mrs NJ. b. Nichols of (
richardson street, they viii go to Wat 2
rbury to reside. <
Secular priests from the Roman Cath. 4
lie diocese OF Springfield, Mass, com Z
leted two weeks mission at st. Mon :
as church Sunday evening. Rev Frs. 2
Ioore and O'Brien, whose series of serv- Z
es here are said to have wrought much =
ood, left the city this morning for Bel x
rvs Falls, where they are to remain for =
fortnight Z
Mrs. J. w Barnett and two children of =
lalnut street have gone to Needham ]
lass, there to remain until Miss Ma .
Is Barnett, a 1916 graduate of Spauld- z
e high school, enters Wellesley college :
the autumn. Rev. Mr.. Barnett, who 2
his family to Needham, will !
turn to Barre this week Prof. Carl =
ose Woodbury. of Norwich university Z
nducted services at the Congregational !
Iurch Sunday. Z
Among the visitors in the city through ~
e week end were the following people: -
f. Nelson of Worcester, Prof. c. V.
-oodbury of Mortified, A. L. Goodrich,
p. McGetterick John Duffin, Bert Dey.
tie, P. McCole, NJ F. MeGetterick. J. f.
NTH, Leo Trombley Of Burlington. he,
anley c, Riordan OF Bellefontaine, O., All
:. P. J. Tierney. T, j. Tierney, NJ. j
'leman, and w. ]. Cox of st. Johnsbury, III
A. Ladue, j. j. McGoyern of st. Al ON
ms, J. J, Taylor, H. Flagg and G. H. IC
Brien of Richmond w. J. Boucher, j ev
Murphy, Fred st. Lawrence, W. H. I
llivan of Littleton. n. H., A. +. Hayes, Sal
J. Flaherty, A. L. Savery, II. j. Sal
Brien of Burlington, J. L. Batchelder of tio
n. H., G. B. Newman of Bel de-,
VS. Falls. Miss Margaret Collins of Fort 4
conderoga, \. Y. r. j. Adsit of Bur Nh
gton and T. A. Healy of Hardwick o,cl
Open Tuesday, June 20. me,
The city Fairgrounds, which are to be TO
der the supervision of c. l.. Brown, gro
l.