The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-12
Talk OFTHE TOWN
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| DR.. Alice Hamilton Of Washington, u
| c., has been passing several days at Ho
tel Barre.
Mrs. Howard Wright and baby, Carl
Of Sherbrooke. p. O., are visiting in Barr,
and Washington.
The regular monthly meeting Of Tho
trustees Of the Barre City hospital will
be held at the hospital Wednesday even
ing al o'clock.
AT the Vincita club Wednesday even.
ing the Apollo club will contest for the
third leg Of the tournament in pool, bill.
lizards and whist.
Mrs, A. A. Cross passed through the
city yesterday while ON her way home
TO Williamstown, after a visit Of few
days in Burlington.
The Presbyterian ladies' union will
meet az the home Of Mrs. Marion Mae.
donald, rs Elm street, tonight at 1880
sharp. II is hoped there will be large
attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Garfield returned to
their home in st. Johnsbury yesterday
after passing the week end with the lat.
ter's mother, Mrs. Margaret Brown Of
Grant avenue.
Louis Badger, who sustained q leg
fracture in Blackwell street granite
plant a fortnight ago, was able TO be re.
moved from the City hospital TO his
home on South Main street to-day.
The condition of Peter yiscontini, a
clerk at the Passerni bakery, who was
stricken with blood poisoning last week
as the result of slight cut on his right
ha. nd rga1 20. k. .hot In.
proved.
Regular meeting of Jumpers, boxers
and derrickmen's union No. 20, will be
held in Eagles hall. Worthen block
Tuesday, March IL, at 1880 o'clock, A
full attendance is requested. Per order
secretary.
A. Cano of Montreal Z. O., arrived in
the city yesterday for a visit of several
days with his brother, G. Cano OF the
e. Tomasi block. Mr.. Cano contemplates
locating in Barre for the purpose OF OPP !
Grating a granite manufacturing plant. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bond and daugh- |
ter, who have been passing the winter in |
Newark, Del, where the latter was EN-.
ployed by the American Fibre Co., have
returned to Barre, and Mr. Bond has re.
sumed his duties in the jefferson street
garage.
The ladies of the Baptist church and
are invited to meet at the
home Of Mrs. Crossett, "a Cliff street,
at $3.50 p. m. for the study
of missions. Those who have mite boxes
will please bring them, as they are to be
opened at this meeting.
Here is your opportunity to hear
I, A n..& "a
has visited the front line trenches of
Europe Don't fail to hear him at the
Barre opera house Thursday evening
March H. Proceeds for local chapter
Red Cross. Tickets, SOC.
In the assembly hall at Spaulding high
school last evening a considerable audi /
,nce, including many members of the
aeulty, listened attentively to readings
rom kipling by Miss Beverage, teach
II in the high school. From now until
the Monday evening }
eadings are to be part of school life 1
t Spaulding.
James r. Keneiick of Richardson street :
las resumed his duties in the postoiiice
Ifter a trip to Middlebury, where he
efereed the basketball game between
college and the state univer
ity Saturday evening. By decisive
core Middlebury squelehed Vermont, b
hereby securing its claim to the cole "
late championship of the state, o
"Pollyanna," from the world famous
ook by Eleanor ii. Porter, with conf g
lete production and cast that is sell v
ON seen on one night stands comes to !
he opera house Friday night, March 22 o.
Dotr;nta ~ |
aid Yorke, Beatrice Morgan, Joseph in
efrerson, Maud Hosford Helen wealth. f.
rsby, Matte Ferguson, Stephen Davis, b.
elma Hall, Glenn Hunter and Harry SC
arfoot. This attraction is put out by
law & Erlanger and is guaranteed to IA
e a frst-elass company and production. d,
adv. B
Paul Giacherio of Smith street is de- pi
tined from his place of employment at "
he Harrison Granite company on Black y
ell street, owing TO an injury which he AZ
filtered to his right hand several days Pr
70. Mr.. Giacherio, who is engaged rs a nc
ANTE cutter at the Harrison plant, re- nj
lived a large piece of steel in the hand
An enjoyable miscellaneous shower mi
as rendered Miss Edith Martinson by tn
bout 20 of her lady friends at her home 10
/ Perrin street last evening, the occa- So
on being in honor of her approaching alb
arriage to DIR. Homer Sowles of Boston, su
ho at present is member of the dental eli
rps of the United States army. The no
me was attractively decorated with mi
gs and bunting IN a manner appropri- oh
G to the event, while the evening was no
easantly spent with an informal pro- ele
am of musical numbers and of read. In
gs During the evening Miss Martin al,
n was made the recipient OF large to
mber of useful gifts, for which she re- err,
onded feelingly with a few fitting tri
,rds Light refreshments were served wa