The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

idLh Of ME fOW ~
Daniel Townsend of Wiliamstown il
at the City hospital for treatment.
Bessie Barriscale in "a Halter of Men,
Triangle feature, Bijou morrow. adv
Regular meeting Of local 2ll, Il. c. l
Il, A., tonight at 1880 in Foresters' hall
j. 4. Roberts OF the Blanchard building
visited friends in Mortified, his former
home, to-day.
Regular meeting of Bright Star Re
bekah lodge. No Is, Wednesday evening
May 10, at Z 80 o'clock.
Miss Bertha Bridges of Goddard semi
nary is al the City hospital receiving
treatment for an abscess
II w. r. Warner of Vergcnnes, member
of the state public service commission,
was recent visitor in Barre.
An unknown man, picked up by the
police in Merchant street, was locked up
on an intoXicstion charge this forenoon.
Miss Amy Mouldy OF Lenoxville, p. O.,
has arrived in Barre TO enroll in the
training school for nurses at the City
hospital.
Hugo Ramella arrived in the city last
evening from New York City to spend
few DAYS at the home of his mother
on North Main street.
Miss Agnes Mckay, who is employed
in Boston, arrived in the city to-day to
pass a vacation with her mother, Mrs.
Isabella Mckay of Cliff street
Please do your shopping early, as the
store will be closed from Thursday at 8
p. m. to Saturday at $3.50 p. m. Little
Dry Goods Store, Cottage street.
Special to-day at Park theatre Robert
Warwick in The Silent Master" based
on L. Phillips Oppenheim's great novel,
THE Court of st. Simon. adv.
Miss Budresu, who has been engaged
as a milliner at the Duncan and Beattie
millinery and art store. returned this
forenoon to her home in Marlboro, Mass.
Wilfred Camire. who has been visiting
relatives in Plessisyille, p. O., returned
home last evening, Mr.. Camire expects
to Join the colors within few weeks.
Miss Helen Dufur, who is employed in
Hartford, Conn, is visiting for a few
DAYS at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Dufur of, South Main |
street.
There will be regular meeting of |
Barre council, No. 40l, X. of G., on |
Wednesday, May Is, at 1880 p. m. FIX
duplication of first degree. Per order |
John Hsrtigan, G., X.
Miss Rena Freeman of North Main
street returned this morning from New
York and Boston, where she has been at
tending the summer millinery openings
as representative of Mrs Anna Car
rolls store.
John Holland of this city, who was ar
rested on an intoxication charge last
t,,i,t At MaryiG |
trate II. w. Scott in municipal court
this morning and admitted a first of
ferse He chose the alternative Jail
sentence of ten days.
Miss Vivien Dodge of South Main
street commenced her duties as ste.
1ographer at the Central Vermont freight
,fice on Depot square this week. She
vas graduated from Spaulding high |
school last June aud since graduation
ias been employed in the John W. Cor
Ion law office.
AT the Iniversalist parsonage Sunday
,veping at s o'clock Mrs. Stella Clyde
Lawrence and William j. tiilbertson were
married by the pastor, Rev. John B.
4eardon. The couple were unattended.
they are to live at 40 Park street Mr. le
1ilbertson is a granite cutter by trade. !
ie is prominent member of the musi
ians' union. and in recent years led the |
Barre Citizens band.
Nelson Brown, who was in the Wash
ngton county quota which recently left !
or Fort Sloeum, n. y, is now stationed
I an Alabama military post, according I
o information received by his friends |
'ort slocum is being used largely for h
ispersal purposes, and most of the Barre
oys in the contingent were sent else G
there Immediately upon their arrival at b
he first destination. II
Alfred Mcleod of Park street returned &
0 the city last evening from New Ha =
en-, Conn, where he has been visiting "
18th friends during the past week. Mr.. o
lcLeod recently completed his duties at d
he Barclay Brothers granite plant in y
he south end Of the city and will leave Il
!, morrow for Burlington to follow the &c
oecia course for mechanics, he being p
ne of the men from this city who have b.
,lf-inducted into this service.
Twenty candidates received the degree a
royal and selected masters at special ,
Getting of Barre council in Masonic hall n
st evening. The council was organized L
lly short time ago, and already there e
rs been a considerable acquisition to the NJ
larter enrolment Edward w. Crannell b
Burlington, illistrious master of the IN
ganization, did the work, assisted by
lie officers of the local council. A large be
amber of council members witnessed hi
e ceremony, which was carried out in a to
Try impressive fashion.
AT his home on Foss street last even ~
z, Louis Frattini was pleasantly sur
Used when a large number of his m
lends gathered at his home to tender w
m farewell party. Mr.. Frattini, who ma
IS been employed for some time at the so
ational Life Insurance company at tr
ontpelier, is one of the young men to "a
ave tomorrow for Burlington to at tn
nd the University of Vermont. The III
ening was pleasantly spent in a social NJ
amer, a program of musical selections =
ing rendered by members of the party,