The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-04-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Springfield, Mass, where he has secured
employment
Leon Smith Of Summer street was 4
business visitor in Mortified, his formel
home, yesterday,
Burlington, where she i passing lew
days with friends,
A meeting of the truckmen's brother
hood will be held in the new headquar'
ters Of the union Thursday evening
Mrs, NJ Nelson i passing several days
In the city, having been called here by
the Illness Of her father, A, Daniels.
Mrs. II. II Spencer Of Sixth street, who
was called 10 South fayston last week
by the death Of an aunt, returned home
this morning
Mrs. c. II. Brown and daughter, Gladys
Brown, from Reading, Mass, are visiting
the formers father, ID. r. Bradbury, Of
81 East street,
New shipment of hats just in includes
military and poke shapes Try one.
My price will please you. Mrs. Blar
Mariani, IL Warren street,
Miss Ruth Waterman, who passed the
Patriots day recess at her home on
Washington street, returned last night
to Fitchburg, Mass, where she is EN-.
ployed.
Mrs. Harry w. Bassett and daughter
Marjorie, who have been visiting in the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. d. S Waterman
of Washington street, returned this
morning to Orleans.
The supply committee of the Congre-
gational church has received word from
Rev. +. L. Goodspeed that he has ac.
cepted the call TO the local church and
that he plans 10 be in Barre tomorrow
TO look for parsonage.
The ladies' aid of the Baptist church
will serve supper Wednesday, April "a,
TO which the public is invited. Menu
Hot beef loaf, mashed potato, brown
gravy, hot rolls, pickles assorted cakes,
coffee, tea Price, 25c. From $50 to I.
adv.
At her home on South Main street last
evening Miss Ethel Mcfarland pleasant
" entertained about 25 of her friends.
The evening was spent in social man.
ner with a program of musical selec'
tions and other diversions, and light re-
freshments were served.
Mark Sibley of Prospect street, who
recently returned to this city from Hart
ford, Conn, where he has been employed |
for several months in a munitions plant, !
commenced his duties as a baker in the |
City Bakery this forenoon For period |
of time prior to his employment in Hart
ford, Mr.. Sibley was employed at the
City Bakery.
William T. Maiden, who has been Wis
iting his mother. Mrs. J. I. Maiden, of
Church street. for the past week while
from an operation, resumed
his duties as an instructor Mt Montpelier
seminary to-day. This afternoon Mr. L
Maiden directed the seminary baseball |,
cam in its opening game against Nor
yich university.
Publisher William D. Policy Of the ST,
Iohnsbury Caledonian motored through I,
Barre yesterday afternoon while on the
yay from his former home in Bennington
0 st. Johnsbury, after having spent a ,
week in New York City on business. He
ound the roads in rather poor condition
p to this point and expected to find
qually as muddy roads between here
nd St. Johnsbury. !
George Troupe arrived in the city last I
vening from Hartford, Conn. where he :
as been employed during the last year :
g munitions plant, TO spend few days /:
4 Aht ipAiN VI Ms lahihpAhNis wa r. III
atherine Troupe, Of Seminary street
Ir. Troupe was recently accepted for the
I s. marines at Hartford and expects
. be called to report for duty at New
aven the first of May.
Fifty couples attended the private
ancing assembly given by the Italian
leasure club in the Knights of Column
Us hall last Friday evening. Morgan's
Il. - - Il
termission the club enterta inment com
ittee served a light luncheon. The
osing dance of the series will be held ]
the near future. The committee in
large OF the affair consisted of Frank
.iano Della Merlo and John G. From
nj.
Alderman Stefano Rizzi of North Main
rect, having qualified as member OF
le city government, will take his seat
the council chamber when the alder
en- meet for their weekly session this
-ening His appointment as the sue
ssor Of the late Antonio NJ. Rossi, was
titled by the aldermen last week. 1t
expected that the committee appoint
ents received by Mr., Ross at the be.
ming of the fiscal year in March will
assigned to Alderman Rizzi.
Harley Bond, curator of the 200 at
Iter Bros livery, which had its be
lning during the Goose Green frenzy
len live doe was captured, has added
the collection of wild animals by in
filing in the natural history depart.
mt full grown musk rat While the
c manifests every desire to be friend.
and grows more and more tame as
, days of her captivity increase, the -
lsk rat ambles nimbly about the box
n that encloses the pair. and shows Z
signs OF domesticity. Doe and ]
lent are on neighborly terms, and at
int when the stable lights are low, the I
Isk rat takes its cue from the reclin
doe and curls up in pail of water.
is understood that the doe is to be !
Grated in the near future unless pub
spirited citizens take hold of the pro-
al to establish deer park in Barre.
Nd bits of linen and other material
t will serve for bandages may be left
Reynolds & Sons store as the result
made by the officers of
n Gordon who have undertaken to
together sizeabe contribution to
store of bsndages, etc, which clans
n throughout the country are at
lpting to assemble. Stray pieces of
III are earnestly sought by the clan 4
and the only stipulation is
{ the cloth must be thoroughly clean.
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