The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-03-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

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street.
A. p. Huntington of Rutland was
among the business visitors in the city
yesterday.
Mayor Robert Gordon is detained at
his home on Orange street by an attack
of the grip.
Miss Florence Poulen of Plainfield left
last night for Burlington, where she has
employment.
Rev. Edgar Grassland of wellington
street left last night on business trip
to New York.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Rebek.
ah lodge, No. Is, Wednesday evening,
March 7, at 1880 o'clock.
4 Sidney Guild was week end visitor
in Burlington, where his father Is pa
tient at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
j. n. Nalen of North Fayston returned
to his home this afternoon from a bust
ness visit of a few days in the city.
Mrs. II. B. Houghton of Elm street
was taken to the City hospital this morn
ing and underwent serious operation.
All feeds after March /, 1917, 35c
Signed, Johnston Gamble. Cutler Bros
James Cow. Papin Bros, Jones & Nye
Miss Ruth Nelson of Wellington street
left yesterday for Burlington, where she
will spend several days visiting friends
and relatives.
| Mrs. c. A. Churchill, who has been
visiting in Boston during the past few
days, returned to her home on Merchant
street last evening.
At the capital this evening the Vincitia
club and the Apollo club will engage in
! fbp third nf a nf "a .,,l
| billiard tournaments.
| Mrs. Lyle lockwood of Dorchester,
Mass, is spending several days visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard A.
lockwood of Academy street.
Arthuro Molli, who has been employed
in Barre as a stone cutter during the
past few weeks, left yesterday for Nor
risyille, where he will be employed
Walter Monroe of Spaulding street re-
turned to the city last evening after
visiting at the home of his father, Don
aid Monroe of Middlesex, over the week
end.
Miss Bella Daniels of North Main
street, who has been employed as head
waitress at the Eureka restaurant dur.
ing the past three years, has completed
her duties.
The Philathea class of the Congrega-
tional church will hold its regular month |
~ business meeting and social at the
home OF Mrs. Chauncey Wiley, Maple !
Grove this evening at 7i30.
The monthly meeting OF the ladies' un
ion OF the Universalist church will be
held Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 in the |
church parlors. A large attendance is
desired Refreshments win be served.
Mrs. Annabella McCaskill OF yelling
ton street left last evening for Burling.
ton where she will spend several days
visiting her son, John McCaskiIl, who is
a student at the University of Vermont.
st. Aldemar commandery is to observe
ladies' night at Masonic hall Wednesday
evening, a committee elected several
weeks ago having completed arrange
ments for an entertainment and dance.
Paul Bowler OF Utica, N. T. who has
been in Barre for several days on a bust
ness trip in connection with the Amer
lean Leather Co., left yesterday for his
home, called there by the serious illness {
Of his mother
Charles Bianchi of Summer street, a 4
well known granite manufacturer, who
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day night, submitted to an operation I
Sunday and to-day his condition was re- I
ported to be comfortable.
The Woman's association of the Con- I
rregationa church win mold their regu- !
lar meeting Wednesday afternoon at !
$50 in the church parIors. Program in t
,harge of the missionary department.
All the women of the church are invited.
Mrs. j. w Stewart of West street and r
Miss Clair Miles of West street left yes {
erday for Burlington, where they will v
pend several days visiting friends and :
elatives. Miss Pauline Canning, who
las been visiting at the home of Miss !.
Niles during the past few days, accom-
,anied them to Burlington.
Alterations soon to be gotten under !,
way at the Worthen block, SO called. will 4
include a number of changes in the base 4
nent. changes to be made with a view to
the desirablity of the rooms /,
herein for business purposes. AfcAllis-
er & Boyce, who control the building,
Ian to enlarge the windows and it is
robable that a North Main street base
nent entrance will be built.
Louis Reomeri OF Cottage street, a Z
ranite cutter employed at the plant of
l. d. Stephens Co, Inc. sustained a
'ainful injury to his right hand while work
ny yesterday and will be unable to re-
ume his duties at the banker for sew
raj DAYS Mr. Reomieri was handling a
ush hammer. when a stone slipped and
ahmed his fingers. He hurried to the J
flee of an uptown physician and after
he fingers had been dressed he was ad :
ised to remain idle until they should
ave time to heal.
Travels at Home" was the subject of I
talk given by Prin. H. II. jackson of !
high school before the mems
Tub OF the First Presbyterian church :
st evening. There was present a repre-
sentative gathering OF the men of the
nurch, with a number of guests, and :
IT. Jsckson's interesting discussion of
ooks held the close attention of his
carers. The literary map dwelt upon
' the speaker was divided into two con I
nents. one Of imagination and the other :
fact, and in taking his audience into
he field of letters, the principal gave
fittings from a number of writers. After
he address the mems entertainment 4
,mmittee served refreshments and il :
as announced that the next monthly !
,thering viii take place on the evening Z
April 2. when the club will entertain