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

III sNNN"p iOi luRntIu, MdSost NHtI'
II they expect to be employed.
II Treas. Charles II. Wishart of the Gran
II lite Savings bank is back from bushes,
II visit OF few days in Boston.
II A meeting of the ladies' aid society Of
H st, Monica's church will be held at the
H convent Tuesday evening at 1880.
II ii, A. Lundy of Pearl street, II. A
\ MeAuley and j. j. Keenedy were among
\ the weekend visitors in Burlington
II nj. ). Rounds of Park street returned
H yesterday from Boston, where he was
an onlooker at the auto show for few
days.
w. J.. Coxon of Websterville was a
visitor in the city this morning while
on his way to Sherbrooke, p. O., for a
| visit.
Arthur Coleman of Troy returned to
his home this morning after spending the
past few days in Barre and vicinity on
| business.
Sec. Fred w. Suitor of the quarry
workers international association left
last night on business trip to Washing
ton, ID. G.
Miss Jane Foley of Websterville passed
through the city last evening from a
weekend visit with friends and relatives
in Mortified
William Rivait, sr., who has been pass
ing some weeks with his son, William
Rivait of Church street, has returned to
his home in Middlebury.
A special meeting of the Meadow
Brook Golf club will be held in Clan Cor
don hall March IL at 1880 p. m. Bust
ness, amendment to bylaws.
Rev. ]. W. Trip, rector of Grace
church, Randolph, will be the preacher at
Lenten services in the Church of the
Good Shepherd Tuesday evening.
Mrs. +. Garth Bulmer of Montreal, P.
O., who has been guest of friends in
st, Adams, arrived in the city Satur.
day for visit on Wellington street.
Barre Milk Producers association ban
quet in X. of P. hall Wednesday evening,
March Ia, at 8 o'clock. Those desiring
tickets can secure them at Cummings &
Lewis
| Regular meeting of the Jumpers, box
ers and derrickmens union in Foresters'
hall, Worthen block, Tuesday evening at
1880. Important business. Per order
secretary.
The sewing circle of the Universalist
ford Tuesday afternoon at $50 o'clock.
A large attendance il desired at this first
meeting of the year.
The first infantry band orchestra have
secured the services of Joseph Mangoni, |
the noted trap drummer of Boston, and |
he win be heard with this organization |
on all future engagements.
Wall paper bargains: Oatmeal papers
only 60c per bolt, also 10 per cent dis. |
count If ordered before April l. Better |
look this up. F. j. Boulris, painter and |
decorator R. D. 4. Phone 2l9-l.
Mrs. G. II. Magoon Of North Main
street has returned home, after a stay
of several days in st. Johnsbury, where
she was called by the illness of her son,
whose condition is improving steadily
Wilfred Marion of Park street, who
has been a patient at the City hospital !
for several weeks, following an opera
ton, was removed to his home Saturday.
Mr.. Marrion's condition is much i'm
proved.
Harold Fits, who has been visiting at
tiiC VI Hlh RutNhtHt Ahis anu va "a
Homer Fits of Park street, during the
past few days, returned yesterday to re-
sumo his studies at the University of
Vermont.
c. II. Rowell has just completed plans
for a semi bungalow with dimensions
28x32, for William Milne at the corner of
South Main and Cherry streets. Mr..
Rowell is to have charge of the construc-
ton of the building.
A special business meeting OF the hos
pital aid will be held at the hospital
Monday evening at 1880 TO see ii the
aid will give more money to buy very
much needed supplies for the hospital. A
large attendance is looked for
A newspaper dispatch of recent date
tells of a basketball game between the
freshmen of Dartmouth college and SYRIA
cuse university, one of the players in
the latter team being Harry Levin. son {
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. S., Levin of Merchant .
street, who formerly figured prominently
in athletics at Spaulding high school.
Information has been received by rela- !
tives in Barre of the death at Winnipeg, )
Manitoba, March 2, of Mrs. Anna Bella
NlNItdU t1Dt was kuoNu pN many
Of the Canadian people of this city, hav
ing been teacher in the schools of Bury,
Canada. Several years ago she went TO
as teacher at Wesley college.
Mrs. Palk's passing marks the third ;
ieath in the family within five months.
She was a sister of the late Thomas r. 5
Mclean of Mortified and Mrs Elizabeth il
Mclean Stuart of Hardwiek a
At her home on North Main street "
evening, Miss Katie Tosi was
surprised by a party of % u
Young people, The hostess was informed 81
hat much of the entertainment had been
AIKEN out of her hands and thereupon ?
IN enjoyable program of vocal numbers, n
music and games was got.
en- under way. Among those who con. f.
ributed to the singing were Antonio y
Joseph Bushey and Miss Etna j,
sossi. Afterward Miss Rossi. speaking OF
n behalf of the company, presented the W
iostess a purse of money. A chicken G
lie supper was served and later in the h,
vening refreshments of ice cream and v,
axe were enjoyed. A number of guests &c
rom out of town were present. Il
Goddard still remains very much in the y
imelight in major league circles with -
mother OF Coach Hoernle's tenderlinps ~