The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

Tel. -l2.-adv.
H A.. Nernia left the city last night fol
Springfield, Mass, where's he expects II
remain indefinitely.
Louis Calcagni returned to Barre thin
morning, after few days visit with
relatives in Mortified.
II Mrs. Ira N. Houston of Maple avenue
Il has returned from a several days visit
with relatives in Waterbury.
+. l.. Smith of West street has re.
| turned to the city, after spending u few
days in Old Orchard, Me-, on business
Miss Marion Taylor left the city Sat
urday for Haverhill, n. H., where she is
TO make an extended visit with relatives
O. B, Wood of Williamstown was a
visitor in the city Saturday while on
his way to Georgia for a visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs r. d. Carpenter and two chill
dren, Leslie and Helen, of West street
are passing several days with relatives in
Rochester.
Mrs Orren L. Hughes of Elm street
has returned to the city, after having
been.called to New York by the illness Of
her brother.
Manager John B. Eames of the Park
theatre returned to the city this morning
from business trip to Boston and Man
chester, n. Fl.
For Sale Rompers, aprons, fancywork
and home cooked food at Universalist
vestry Wednesday, April 10, afternoon
and evening-adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Lander. who have
been spending a few days at their former
home in Barre returned this morning to
their home in Lebanon, n H.
Busy mothers will take advantage OF
the sale of rompers, all sizes and prices
at Unversalist vestry next Wednesday
afternoon and evening"
! John Morrison and Francis Barril OF
Pleasant street left the city last night
for New Haven, Conn, where they have
secured employment in munitions plant.
James Johnston is acting as carrier
on rural delivery route No. 4, during the
absence Of Arthur w. Robinson, who is
attending Sons of Veterans convention
in Burlington.
| Charles Zanleoni who is student in d
business college at Albany, \. Y, is at
the home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
| Charles Zanleoni, Of North Main street
for few days.
Fred w. Suitor of Bolster avenue, Sec
rotary treasurer of the quarryworkera'
international association, returned to the
city Saturday from an inspection trip
through the Maine quarry districts.
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 S25, Also mems, young mems and
boys Sadlier's, 10 Keith avenue.
Miss Rose Levin Of Merchant street
returned to Barre Saturday from Bur
lington, being accompanied by her broth |
or, Harry Levin, who was returning from
Syracuse university for a visit at the /
home of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. N. s. /
Levin of Merchant street.
c. S. Andrews. proprietor Of shoe
store in the Currier building, has leased
store on Main street in Montpelier,
formerly occupied by Bruce Mcdonald,
and will conduct a shoe business in the
capital in connection with his retail store
in Barre. Mr.. Andrews has engaged Mr.,
Mcdonald to manage the store for him.
After minor improvements and altera
tions have been made, it il expected that
the place will be open for business this
week.
Commander John w. Averill of r. B.
Crandall post, G. A. r., and Mrs Ayerill +
left the city to-day for Burlington, where
they are to attend the annual encamp I
ment of the Vermont division, Grand
Army OF the Republic, which opens to-
morrow morning John r. Wilson of
Worcester, secretary of the Washington.
County Veterans association, who passed
the week end with his daughter in this
city, went to Burlington to-day intending
to remain until the encampment adj
iourns number OF other Barre vet.
Grams as we'll as members Of the ladies'
auxiliary plan to go to Burlington to-
morrow.
Arthur W. Robinson Of upper Wash {
ington street, state commander Of the
Vermont division Sons OF Veterans. went
this morning to Burlington to be present
at the opening of the veterans encamp Ii
ment this evening. Commander Robin /
son states that six new camps were ,
during the year and total Of
100 new members added, making an en- !
rollment of S75 organized sons of vet
Grams in Vermont. The increase was the I
largest that has been recorded in several
years according TO the present eomman i
der. Elmer +. Perry Of Trow hill. di {
yisional secretary and Mrs. Perry were
among the local people who left for Bur i
lington this forenoon and Others who /
plan to be present for the encampment Ii
exercises tonight and to morrow are: \
Fred Davis, O. j. Dodge Charles Gauthief \
and Edward A. Carey. Il
Tonight az shutdown, Hebrews through
1ut Of the world begin the feast Of the {
Passover Here in Barre the Bible ordi- r
lances concerning the feast are TO be i
observed as faithfully as possible by :
Hebrews who are deprived. locally, OF I
The benefits of a rabbi and synagogue a
Much of the ceremonial centers about \
he home, although a number OF Barre a
Hebrews plan to spend part Of Pass
,ver week in Burlington. The Observance
5 supposed to be such as to bring home
he historical events which the feast CON-
namely the freedom vouch- !.
afed to Israel after a long period Of
tyranny under Egyptian rule. The eat
ug Of unleavened bread is enioined OF
IN faithful Hebrews. In former times
he desire to keep the iniunctions most
led the teachers OF Israel 10
nact laws. such as the use Of special 4