The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-27
TALK or THE TOWN

III oui stoIS piO' bdLuOTeN ..
II Saturday sale OF trimmed hats fc
N SLAB, at Nourse & Wilson's.
Il Big discount on stamped end packag
| goods for few days. Mrs. Beattie.
H To Rent-Upstairs tenement on uppe
/ Hill street; garden. Mrs. Il. r. Carr.
II George Clogston was a business visito
in Burlington yesterday and to-day.
H Choice OF any LaFrance oxfords 0
pumps Saturday, size to 3Ka, $3.50 a
Shea's.
| William H. Walbridge of Wells Rive
was business visitor in the city yes
terday.
Three prizes will be given at masquer
ade ball in Knights of Columbus hal
May 4.--adv.
Mrs. James A. Field OF Washington
street visited friends in Waterbury yes
terday and to-day.
Mrs. John Davidson has returned
home, after spending few days with
friends in Burlington.
Rev. Robert Shaw, pastor of st. An.
drew's church in Waterbury, was a Wis
tor in the city yesterday.
Il Mrs. w. b. Mayo and Miss Z. CORN
ma Stickney of Mortified We're among
the shopping visitors in the city yester-
day.
Charles J. Gildllian, who has been
passing several days in Barre on bust
ness, returned yesterday to his home in
st. Johnsbury.
The Misses Florence Duby and Alice
Duby of Burlington have returned to
their home after making a short visit
with Mrs. H. A. Mccarthy.
| Mrs Charles Zanelon and son, Joseph
Zanleoni, of North Main street left last
evening for Boston, where they will
spend a week on business.
Joseph Charley and Tony Corey OF
Prospect street left this morning for
Burlington, where they will spend the
week end visiting friends and relatives.
Officers recently elected by Granite
lodge, +. & A. NJ, will gather in Mason
ic hall this evening, along with other
members, for the exercises of installa
tion.
Rev. J. S. Braker, pastor of the Bap-
fist church in Burlington, arrived in the
city this afternoon TO be present at the
observance of the Odd Fellows anniver-
sary this evening.
Ten per cent discount allowed on all
millinery for the next 10 days Call now
while the selection is good. Mrs. H. S.
Miles, 200I2 North Main street, over
Dodge's Jewelry store.
James Thompson of Farwell street,
who has been employed in Montreal, p,
O., for several months, has returned to
the city and Is to be employed as a
hail How 81 ua4aI parra Sow n tiraa
Horace Johnston, who has been en-
ployed at the Montpelier & Barre Light.
ing Co., for some time back, has COM
pleted his duties with that company and
accepted position in Montpelier.
Lyman Whiteomb, who has been visit
ing at the home of his mother, Mrs
Harriet Whiteomb, at the Thompson Me-
mortal building, Goddard seminary, dur
ing the past few days, returned Wednes-
day evening TO Medford, Mass, to re
sumo his studies at Tufts college.
Mrs. James Flynn of Moretown and
William Goodwin of Waterbury arrived
in the city this afternoon, having been
called here by the death of their broth
street. Mrs. Flynn was accompanied by |
Mr.. Flanagan of Moretown, brother
of Mrs Goodwin.
Miss Florence Mcdonald, who has been |
working in st. Augustine, Fla, during
the past winter, arrived in the city |
evening to spend few
weeks at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Mcdonald, of Bassett
street. Miss Mcdonald visited relatives
in New York two weeks, while en- route
to Vermont
Members OF the Sunshine Workers
class of the Hedding Methodist church
we're given party last evening at the
home of Miss Lilyth Littel of Grant ave-
hue. Nearly all the class of 10 members
we're present, and the evening was en-
oyably spent in the playing of games,
md short program was in order dur ,
ng the early part of the evening. Re-
reshments of ice cream and cake were ,
erved. s
Master Arms C. Mitchell, who is at I
ached to the naval recruiting station |
It Montpelier, was a visitor in the city q
yesterday, making final arrangements to I
end Orlando yenner of q Warren street, G
Who recently enlisted in the United I
states navy, to Burlington for final ex- d
mination before reporting to tie naval
tation at Newport, K. l. George L. :
Philips and George Stone, former VIII
JAMESTOWN boys and of late of Barre, .
re two more men who have enlisted and q
eft for Burlington for the final exam =
nation. Messrs. Stone and Phillips ex-
ect to leave for Newport within few
avs.
The Italian Athletic club win open its 4
9l7 baseball season tomorrow after d
DON at Mortified, if weather permits, st
18th the Norwich university nine. The
Italian team will be represented with s
luch the same men who played with
hem a year ago. During the past week
ney have been putting in some hard I.
'ork in making preparation for the :
pening contest. Tommy Tomasi, who y
rs been working out with the Tufts :
,llege team in the preliminary season
t Tufts, and who is slated to do more
ork for the team before the season
,mes 10 close, will probably be sent
a the mound against the cc4egisns.
Upon returning from a neighbors Q
lrly last evening Mrs. Walter Main OF :
Vernon place entered a dsrkcned house I
End that a burst of company had )
ken possession during her absence. n
nbekn0Wn TO the hostess the affair y
ID taken the form Of a farewell party r,
her honor, an imaginary message =