The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-20
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H The Presbyterian choir is requested 4
meet at the church at 8: 30 Sunday morn
II ing.
H Charles A. Il. Taylor of East Mont
II peler returned to his home this after
II noon, after business trip in the city.
H Mrs. Marian Mcdonald of Elm stree
II left this afternoon for South Ryegate +,
II attend the funeral OF DIR. Angus II. l.
II Smith.
Il J. c. DeBr,me of Park street is recoy
II ering from a weeks illness with conges
II ton of the lung, though still confined tc
II the bed.
II Miss Marion Taylor has returned to
u the city, after passing several days with
II her mother, Mrs. Jesse p. Taylor, in
H Marshtield.
II Miss May A. Goyo of East Calais ar
/ rived in the city yesterday and will
H spend several days visiting friends and
relatives in this vicinity.
H MIR. and Mrs. William Craig of Water
bury are passing the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. William George of North Main
street Mr. Craig attended the Dokic
| meeting in Clan Gordon hall.
| Joseph Rock, who has been visiting
friends and relatives during the past
week, left this noon for Springfield,
Mass. where he will spend few days on
business while en- route to his home in
Quincy, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. w, j. Bigelow. the for
mer the editor of the st. Johnsbury Cal
edonian, who We're in the city last even
ing for the annual meeting of the Yer
mont Press association, returned this
morning to their home in st. Johnsbury.
Marrion's dinner service is unexcelled
in the city, and if you are transient
looking for wholesome food, our 25-eent
dinners viii appeal to you. We special
ize in preparing business mems lunches.
Remember to dine at Marrion's, at 100
North Main street adv.
Among those who left at noon to-day
for South Ryegate to attend the funeral
of DR.. Angus II. l.. Smith. formerly of
Barre, were Donald Smith of Perry
! street, J. Gould More of fremont street
and John Mclean of Williamsto@n. The
| funeral was held at 2:l5 o'clock this
afternoon.
/ II. +. Clark, E. C. French and H. r.
Anderson returned this morning to their
homes in st. Johnsbury, after having at
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| temple, No. lao, D. .. X. X, in Barre
last evening. f. ]. Grant and G. r. Rob
inson, Dokie delegates from White River
Junction, returned home this noon.
Friends of Clifford Maker, formerly of
this place and for the past few months /
a machinist in st. Petersburg. Fla, are
in receipt of letter from him, telling of /
his departure from there for Pernambuco, |
Brazil, where he is to work at his trade |
as a machinist. Mr. Maker was formerly /
employed in the Trow & Holden machine /
shop of this place.
Friends of Arthur j. Loranger of Sum
mer street are using their persuasive .
powers in an effort to induce him to
stand for the aldermanic nomination in !,
the third ward. Mr., Loranger has not n
refused to have his name mentioned in
connection with the office, nor has he
made any announcement that would
point to his entering the field. His
friends are continuing to urge his qualifi
cations and have not abandoned the hope
that he will permit them to present his
name at the ward caucus next month.
An auxiliary gasoline engine used for
some time as an auxiliary unit at the
Pihul VI libW u I1Ulutn pu INuulH MAIN 4
street has been discarded in favor of
so horsepower motor which electricians
from the Montpelier & Barre Light &
Power Co. have been installing this week.
The firm decided on the motor unit when
the gasoline engine failed to furnish the
power required of il in emergencies. The .
lighting company is also installing so !
horsepower motor for the Barre Steam
Co., which is coming to be considerable
factor among the Blackwell street gran
lite manufacturers.
After passing several days at Hotel
Barre while making her official visits to
Maceabee reviews in this city and Mont
peler, Miss Rose Miller, a deputy SUI
Dreme commander of the order, has re-
turned to her home in Pawtucket, r. |. y
Before leaving the city, she assisted in I
some of the tentative plans d
or the entertainment of many Macca- y
bees in Barre next September, when the X
Vermont state rally will convene. Dur \
ng her stay here Miss Miller interested
number of Barre Maccabees in the ex- Ii
ursion to Port Huron, Mich, in October, Ell
When Maccabee temple will be dedicat- oil
d. New England members of the order G.
n numbers are planning TO take advan- tN
age of an opportunity TO secure free ST
rip to the dedicatory exercises.
Among the guests arriving at Hotel 10
Barre last night and this morning were II
he following people: W. II. Wheeler of a,
'ergennes, Mrs. w. L. WATSON of Water fo
Jury, NJ. W. Wilson OF Bristol, Mr.. and er
frs. w. j. Bigelow of St. Johnsbury, m
4. ]. Kelleher of Springfield, Otto r. kl
'ennett of Manchester, F. L. Doekerty W
{ Rutland, ID. Tobin of Swanton, j. II. hi
LANES of Lancaster, Pa, Mrs. Fred II. be
Whitney of Mortified, W. f. Belknap of pc
fellows Falls, +. w. Goodrich and +. ]. pc
'ragoon of Plattsburg, n. Y, II. w. tn
lark of st. Johnsbury, James r. Taylor A
Burlington, John f. Leighton of Quin- tv
Y, Mass, X. J. Kirk of st. Johnsbury, tn
ev. A. w. Hewitt of Plainfeld, John
I. Chase of Lyndonville, G. B. Littleield in
nd II. L. Anderson of st. Johnsbury, ha
. NJ. Marceau of White River Junction, of
D.. B. Calef of Edgemont, 5. d., Henry III
halen of Holyoke, Mass, w. II. Crock fir
Il of Burlington and w. II. Gilpin of an
arton. lis
Interest in a revival of the Italian Gel
ANA in Barre centers around the maid tn
effort of the Italian Athletic club in yo
'esenting a play at the opera house on wi
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