The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-12
TALK or THE TOWN

II r. Lynn Clark has returned to the city
H after passing Il week in Boston on bust
II ness.
H Francis Wells, who suffered relapse
in condition at the city hospital yester-
day, is reported to be resting nore COM
fortably to-day.
\ Duffy Lewis OF South Barre resumed
his duties as mechanic at the Palace ga
rage this morning after an extended va
cation of several weeks.
| Miss Ella Owens. who has been in New
York during the past week on business
in the interest of the A. p. Abbott store,
returned TO the city last evening.
Miss Hattie Lander of South Main
street and Miss Glynora Gould of Spsuld-
ing street commenced work as clerks at
the A. p. Abbott & Co store to-day.
Charles Bisnchi and his mother, Mrs.
Antonio Bianchi, of New York, are visit
ing friends in the city, having been called
here by the death of Charles Bianchi
0. y. Granger of Merchant street, who
has been sick during the past few weeks
with pneumonia and complications, is re.
ported to be steadily gaining in strength.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. H. Perry returned TO
their home on Wellington street last
evening after spending several days Wis
iting at the home of Mrs. Perry's people
in Randolph.
| The junior exhibition at Goddard sem.
mary viii be held in the school chapel
| this evening. No admission is to be
charged and downtown people are in
vited to attend.
John Coburn, who has been spending
several days in Barre and surrounding
towns while on business trip through
Vermont, returned yesterday to his home
in Portsmouth, n. II.
F. G. Rowell, the bicycle repair man,
has left the employ of A. NJ. Flanders
after being in the bicycle repair work for
Is years. Mr.. Rowell has not decided as
yet just what he viii do.
Notice the ID. A. Perry ad. on page |
of the auction sale at the Culver place |
on the Wrightsville road in Middlesex. |
There will be Is head of cattle sold, also |
a 60.acre timber track.---adv.
The Montpelier Choral society will hold |
its regular rehearsal in city hall, Montpe.
lier, at p. m. Tuesday. March Is. Miss
Marion Bickford of Montpelier seminary
viii sing during the intermission.
The Misses Emma Mandigo and Eva
Sevegny have completed their duties as
clerks at the Woolworth store and left
this noon for Waterbury, where they
will train az tha sta hos. |
pital.
There win be a regular meeting of
Minnehaha encampment, No. 2, Tuesday,
March l3, at 1880 o'clock; work, the
golden rule degree. All officers and pa.
triarchs are urgently requested to be
present. r,
Tibaldo Rossi of Beckley street left
the city this afternoon for Los Angeles,
Cal, where he expects to remain for a
few months. In changing his locale, Mr.. ,
Rossi expects to recover his health and
if the climate proves beneficial he will be ;
absent until July /. i
Subscribers who have signed the list ]
for 'Katinka,' the big musical produc I
ton, at the opera house next Monday i
night, March 10, can get their tickets at
& Lewis Drug store Wednes- I
lay night, March IL. Public sale opens /
Thursday night at 7.--adv. t
I'm salute agli amici: Domando venia ,
agli amici al quail non posse per ristret- ,
.ezza di tempo stringere personalmente !,
e mano- Lascio miei saluti tutti gil !.
Imici prima della mia Partenza per la
California owe spero riacquistare la ga
ute. Arrivederci at 4th July. T. Rossi. :
County Agent f. II. Abbott has ar c
'anged to speak to an assembly of mem
,ers of the Vermont legislature Wednes Y
lay evening, when he will talk on the n
ocal market productions. He has also 7
arranged with Leland Wooe, county o
gent for Caledonia county, to be the r
ther speaker of the evening. b
Initial steps toward timproving the W
easement suites of the Worthen building
we're taken this morning when work on CT
he North Main street entrance was got o.
en- under way. MeAllister & Boyce \
ave authorized the work and IL is ex- h,
ected that numerous renovations will Il
ave been brought about before carpen- l
ers and masons are paid off for the last Ga
lme. III is proposed 10 open corner
ntrance near the Keith avenue intersec- w
ion, permit for the alterations having re
cen received from the building inspec- vi
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A man who lives not far from Ayers n
treet discerned through the binding A,
nowstorm early Sunday morning lone
,bin chirping blithely of better times -
, come. Being moved by the sad pre- -
icament of the red breast, the Ssmari- II
an, after providing crumbs for the
ereliet, notified his neighbors of the
arrival All Of which result
l in the formation of sort of a league
n the prime purpose of providing sus-
nance for the robin and keeping him
'nditioned until spring comes and his
-other red breasts from the south shall
ave arrived.
In the war. time sermon series which
ev. Edgar Grassland is delivering on
nnday evenings in March, the preacher
,plained at the First Presbyterian
iurch last night why France is fight
z so desperately. So crowded was
ie church that late corners, in lieu OF
ats were given positions near the eX- iii