The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-08
TALK or THE TOWN


See Abbott's muslin underwear sale il
bargain basement.
Fred Hollins of Boston has been spend
ing few days with friends in Barre.
Three hundred pairs children's shoes
to s, on sale for Coo and soc at Shea Is
Literature class of the Barre Woman'i
club will meet in Aldrich hall this even
ing at 1880 to study Irvingis Tales.
Wanted-A young man TO learn the
drug business at Red Cross Pharmacy
Applicant must be willing to study.
Social and dance, Socialist hall, Gran.
lite street, Saturday, March 10. Music
first infantry band orchestra, eight pieces
The ladies' sewing circle, Swedish or
der V. O., will hold basket social Sat.
urday, March 10. Everybody welcome,
Meeting at Z.
Francesca 0rtez, who has been en-
ployed in Piqua, o., for several months,
arrived in Barre last night and will pass
the summer here.
Mrs. Arthur Il. Bugbee of Pittsfield,
Mass, arrived in the city last evening for
visit at the home of her mother, Mrs.
W. j. Mcneil of Maple Grove.
A meeting of the Burns club will be
held in Clan Gordon hall Friday, the 9th,
at o'clock. All members are requested
to attend. Per order president.
Arthur j. Rhode OF Brattleboro, who
was called to the capital to testify in
the Brattleboro retreat investigation, is
passing few days with friends in Barre.
Harry Magoon, who has been visiting
friends in Barre and at the home of
Daniel Cilley in Orange, has returned to
Greenfield, Mass, where he is employed
John McCourtie of Highland avenue,
who is convalescing from an operation to
which he submitted several weeks ago,
was business visitor in Burlington yes
terday.
James Signorelli, formerly a prescrip-
tion clerk at the Red Cross Pharmacy
and now Of Lynn, Mass, arrived in the
city yesterday and viii spend few days
in the city
Manager John " Rowen Of Hotel
Barre, E. A. Drown and C. NJ. Halves
were among the Barre men who returned
this morning from Boston, where they
have been attending the auto show.
Encouraging reports are received con-
corning the condition OF Charles Bianchi
of Summer street, well known Barre
granite manufacturer. who recently sub
mitted to serious surgical operation at
the City hospital.
Miss Jessie Muiry, who has been pass.
ing the winter at Peckett's, Franconia,
Y. H., arrived in the city yesterday from |
Sherbrooke, p O. where she has been I
visiting friends for few days. Miss |
Muiry is at the home of her parents on |
Bassett street.
Foreman H. H. Hodgdon of the Yer
ID the installation OF telephone at the
Bolster reservoir. The instrument il 10.
ated in the boiler-room and is connect
ID with the west hill line. The number
5 1856. Heretofore. the nearest tele
,hone was at the Smith stock farm.
The subscription lists for the perform
nee OF "katinka," Arthur Hammer
tein's big opera, at the Barre opera
louse on Monday, March TO- are now
pen at Cummings & Lewis drug store
nd Merlo's tobacco store. Get your
ame on the list if you wish to have
his attraction here on March l9.--adv.
James NJ. Even of Orange street and
Veil Godfrey OF Spaulding street re.
urned to Barre last night after an alb
ence of a week in Washington, ID. C.
hey were in the capital for the in
and witnessed the parade on
fonday. Messrs. Even and Godfrey .
'ere accompanied on the trip by William
tarkey of Montpelier. an engineer in :
be employ of the NJ. & w. r. ,
"The return of the Scottish Musical
omedy company to this city attracted q
he biggest crowd that has crammed Ne. J
hanics hall in years. When standing
pom was at a premium, the fire regu- t
Itions had to be put in force and the I
olice stopped the sale of tickets. 1t is a
stimated that over 500 people were {
lrned away."-Worcester Mass Ga.
,tte, Jan. 81, 1917. Be sure and see the 5
bove company present "The Cotter's Y
aturday Night" opera house, March %, a
lspices Clan Gordon.-adv.
Funeral services for Tulsa Concha. the
me year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. a
Concha, whose death at her home, 50 $
ranite street, Tuesday evening followed h
brief illness of pneumonia, were held 0
the house Wednesday afternoon at 2 a
clock. There was a large gathering of n
embers of the Spanish colony in Barre u
I'd number of floral tributes came
ON friends of the deceased. The child's G
,dy was taken to Elmwood to remain II
the receiving vault until spring, when e
terment will be made in Hope Gene v
ry.
Friends in Barre of Orville Youngson, b,
former resident Of the city, who was n
nployed for a time as an assistant "
orator in local moving picture theatres, W
N be interested to learn that he has al
en- granted certificate to operate ma b
ines in New York, having passed two OF
aminations requiring a any-sided II
clinical knowledge of machinery and :
Since his departure from .
IRE Mr.. Youngson has been student
der John Domerhuizen, formerly an in
ector of electrical appliances and con-