The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-05-07
TALK or THE TOWN

'o"c moving pictures Tonight, opera
house.-adv.
A new line in summer millinery. Mrs.
Brine, Pleasant street.
A son was born at the City hospital
last evening to Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis La
Clair OF 1866 South Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. A. McCauley Of
spaulding street passed the week end
with relatives in Burlington.
James Mackie of Summer street left
last evening for Boston, where he will
spend few days on business.
Mrs Minnie Newton has gone to Croy-
den Flats, N. H., where she expects TO
pass the summer with friends.
! Fordyce Jackson of Liberty street has
returned from visit of few days with
friends in Burlington and at Fort Ethan
Allen.
William S. Bennett of Burlington re-
turned to his home yesterday after a
| short visit with friends on Summer
street.
James Bennett went to-day to Ran
dolph, where he sings tonight at a re-
cital given by George H. Wilder of Bur
lington.
Miss Vera Beckwith of Chelsea is
passing few days in the city as the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ii. Hodgdon
of Highland avenue.
Harley ID, Stevens left last evening
for New York, where he will spend sew
eral days on business in the interest of
his granite business.
Harold Richards of Newton Highlands,
Mass, returned to his home yesterday
after brief business trip in Barre,
Washington and Williamstown.
W. Sylvester Carney, Vermont repre-
sentative of the Fecheimer Bros. Co of
Cincinnati, O., arrived in the city last
evening to spend few days on business
Ladies of the auxiliary to the Ancient
Order of Hibernians made their annual
corporate communion at the 8 o'clock
mass in St. Monica's church Sunday
morning.
Miss Helene Brown resumed her du-
ties at DR.. Fosters Office to-day, after
spending the past week visiting at the
home of her sister, Miss Marjorie Brown,
of White River junction.
Thomas Carroll, who has been through
the middle west on business trip for
the Carroll Carroll granite firm during
home on North Main street yesterday. |
Rev FIR p. NJ. Mckenna of Summer
street went to Mortified this morning
to attend the funeral OF James Doheny, |
an aged resident of that place, which /
was held in st. Johns church this morn
ing.
Miss Alice B. Farnham of Camp street, |
a teacher in the schools of Montpelier, |
resumed her duties to-day, after an abb
senee of week, having been called to
Providence, r. l., by the death OF her
aunt
Mrs. George Sanborn OF King street
left the city to-day for Quebec, Que,
where she is TO make an extended So
iourn with her son, Edmund Sanborn,
who is the leader of hotel orchestra
in that city.
The sewing committee of the hospital
aid will hold another sewing meeting at
NE hospital Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock, and it is their desire that as
many as can be present to complete what
'ewing they have on hand
Russell Welch, student at Goddard ,
seminary, is one of several young men !
enrolled at that institution who has been
excused from his studies in order to
work on the farm. Mr. Welch has gone
o his home in East Corinth.
| wish TO announce that until further
lotiee / will only cook for orders, ex-
ept bread, which | win have all the
ime, and hot rolls, which / will make :,
N Tuesday and Friday Please leave
riders early. Mrs. Marion Mcdonald.
Dan Sullivan, who has been visiting :,
riends and relatives in Barre and Bur
ngton during the past few days, left
asst evening for Berlin, n H., where he
Till spend the coming week. with rela-
ives, while en- route to his home IN
'rovidence, r. /. {
First-class auto stage, beginning Mon v
sy, April 80, Barre to Hardwick, via v
Woodbury., etc. Leave Hotel
ARE $3.50 p. M, Montpelier house, 80: Ii
rive in Hardwick 6 p. m. Returning, Il
ave Hardwick a. m, arrive Montpelier t,
ouse at 1890, Hotel Barre IL a. M h
|. T. Miehaud r,
A rabbit dog which failed to m
now its real form when il came to II
odging automobiles, was run down by
motorist on South Main street yes
,rday and when the owner of the ami u
Ial convinced himself that the injuries p
hieted were mortal Officer David Hen
erson was asked to use his gun. d.
Eldon J. White of New York, who has :;
zen employed there in the stone bust :.
ass during the past two years, arrived 4
the city yesterday to spend few -
,ys on business. Mr.. White will re- ~
lrn to New York later in the week 10
axe preparations for moving his family b'
I'd household goods to this city. VI
John Broggi who was a resident of p
ARE 20 years ago and is well remem- VI
red by older members of the Italian ~
ony. has returned TO the city, having F.
rived here from New Mexico, where '
, has been engaged in business for some =
me. Mr.. Broggi was accompanied by oi
$ wife and daughter and has opened pe
tailor shop on the second floor OF the 10
Tomasi building. "
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rae, who resided
Barre until they moved to a farm in -
lst Montpelier few years since, have Z
Id to Wesley and Della Turney of Ber-
piece of land comprising Pc acres
"a have taken in part payment a house
d four acres of land in Berlin. Up IA
,rd of $1,000 was involved in the trans
ton, which was completed through the
,rmont Real Estate agency.
Miss Margaret A. D0heny of jefferson :