The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-14
TALK OF THE TOWN


friends.
H Hear the new Paroket records at Ma
II tins Book Store, 25c. All the latest s,
II leetions.
II D. Il. McCleary went to Waterbur
H this morning to pass the week end wit
II relatives.
II Antonio Bascichi went to Burlingto
II this morning to pass the week end wit
II relatives.
H Mrs. Thaddeus Martin of Barre Tow
H was brought to the City hospital to-da
II for an operation.
h Mrs. Martin Mcmahon of % Yves
H street was taken to the City hospits
II yesterday for an operation.
II Mrs. +. ID. Sartelle and Mrs. r. G. Wet
H more returned last night from Boston
II where they had been the past week.
II Mrs. +. FL. Cheever and son, Leon, VIII
4 had been visiting relatives in Cabot, re
4 turned to their home on Mount stree
H yesterday.
Congressman Frank Plumley, VIII,
is now practicing law at his home il
\ Mortified, was business visitor in tn,
city to-day.
| II. b. Partridge of Summer street, who
has been in Randolph on a business trir
during the past few days, returned tt
his home last evening.
Francis Cummings of Buffalo, N. Y.
arrived in the city yesterday to spend a
few days on business trip. While in
Barre, Mr.. Cummings will visit his brother
William B. Cummings.
A man whom the police recognized as
/ @u,I ~ Ir -
was arrested in Depot square this morn
ing by Chief Sinclair and locked up on
an intoxication charge
Regular meeting of the ladies of Clan
Gordon called at $3.50 Tuesday, April II.
| All clansmen and members with invited
guests be at the hall at s p m. for an
niversary concert and dance,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Kulmane and child
of Graniteville left yesterday for Hart
ford, Conn, where Mr.. Kulmane has Sc
cured work in machine shop. Mr. Kul-
name has been employed as a quarryman
for some time back.
The condition of w. NJ Fogg, a Will
| Jamestown man, who suffered leg frac-
tur while working for G. NJ. Seayer &
Co. Tuesday, is reported to be fairly
comfortable. Mr.. Fogg has two sons who
have enlisted in the National Guard.
Philbert Fournier, who formerly lived
at Cutler Corner and who moved his
household goods this week to Worcester,
Mass, left this noon for Worcester after
visiting friends in the city for a few
days. Mr.. Fourier is employed there as
a maehinist.
Glaciers working under the direction
Of Contractor A. b. Lane were busy yes
terday in fitting two plate glass windows
into the front of the Gasparello printing
shop, which was Quilted by fire last win
ter. Heavy windows in the shop at the
time of the fire were ruined beyond sal |
wage by smoke.
Because our cocoanut shredding ma
chine is too large, one feature OF the
home made confectionery exhibit at Laws
candy shop has been omitted, but you are
invited to attend the cocoanut opening
and enjoy some of the delicious creations
made from the fresh cocoanut. Special
Saturday prices. Remember, "the taste
tells" at Laws.
Goddard seminary's baseball squad en-
ioyed its first day in the open yesterday
afternoon when Coach Hoernle put the
regulars and aspirants through their
sprouts in batting practice. The condi-
ton of the campus leaves much to be de-
sired, but by the end of next week the
team viii have gained good deal of
practice in anticipation of the first game
a fortnight hence.
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visitor in the city yesterday while on
his way home, after passing few days
It Fort Ethan Allen, where he offered
himself as a volunteer in the service of
he nation. Mr.. Smith was rejected for
minor physical defect, which he will +,
ave remedied as soon as he sees den q
ist, and after that he expects to sub r
nit to a second examination for the '
ervice. Mr.. Smith has son who is a ?
+uardsman.
The music and art department of the :
BARRE Woman's club wishes to announce
hat on account of the illness of Mrs. b
'lodgett the concert planned for Monday t
yening has been postponed, but a must r
al and literary program will be given $
" the department on Tuesday afternoon D
t 2:45 Following the program Miss "
.nnie Davis will give talk on Nursing
ur School Children" Miss Davis is in b
own in connection with the work OF Y
ledical inspection in our schools. h
Among the guests arriving at Hotel II
ARE last ngiht and this morning were y
he following people: Mrs. A. i. Eddy N
nd Mrs. A. T. Covell of Mortified. j. O. al
heldon of Woodsville, n. H, DR.. H. n. az
ackson of Burlington, II. G. Elrod of W
t. Adams, L. w. Lewis OF Barton, X. j. W
IcKay of New York. Mrs. Fred n. Ice
P. NJ. Whitney of Mortified, r
j. Chandler of Newport, n. H., G. +. bl
erutti of South Ryegate, Vallie b. Mar lie
n and Constance Nolan of New York as
nd r. j. Laird of Princeton, n. j. NJ
Announcement is made here OF the
edding in Burlington Thursday evening -
Miss Mary NJ. f. Suckstorf, daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Suckstorf of that
ty, and Henry A. McCauley of Barre, T
e marriage having been celebrated in 81
!. Paups church, the rector, Rev. G. w. te
avenport, officiating The bride's sis
r, Miss Ella Suckstorf, and Silas o. le,
-ush attended the couple and the bride
as given in marriage by her father.
tier the ceremony a reception was held
the home Of the brides parents, where -
e couple received their friends and were
.rmly congratulated. Girl employees of FRI
e telephone company in Burlington RI
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