The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-05-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

Long Isle gloves 700 value for SOC
each at vaughan's.
w. G. Scott Of Brandon began work
to-day at Elliott's barber shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Higgins visited
relatives in Northfeld yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Mercer visited
relatives in Williamstown yesterday.
Get your screen doors. window screens
and wire cloth at the n. d. Phelps COM
panys store.
Dancing tonight at Hale's Pavilion,
from to IL. Admission 25c Gilbert
sons orchestra.
Gus Jacobs Of WoodsvilIe, n. H., ar
rived in this city yesterday for visit
with friends.
Misses Emma and Efie Gorham were
called TO Canada yesterday by the seri-
Gus illness Of their father.
A telephone pay station has been in.
stalled In Odd Fellows hall for use dur
ing the session OF the grand bodies Of
the order.
Mrs. A. p. Frontini returned to her
home in Waterbury yesterday after a
visit at the home OF her mother, Mrs.
A. Gabelloni.
Frank comolH and daughter, Laura,
and Joseph lombard, arrived in the
city yesterday from a several months
visit at their old homes in Italy.
Notice. Make your window cleaning
pleasure by going to Q. n. Kenyon &
Co.'S Bargain Store and buying an o. X.
cleaner, the best window cleaner made.
The skiddo ball team defeated the
North Barre team Saturday, 2 70 8.
Batteries, Skiddos, Kenefck, Davidson
and Brown North Barre, Stafford and
Guidici.
The Ladies' catholic Benevolent asso-
citation, No. ll05, will hold a public dance
in the X. Of Crhall, Wednesday evening
May 10, at 8 o'clock. Admission 25c.
Everybody welcome.
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs. attention.
The ladies' Guild win serve an excellent
supper in the Vestry Of the Episcopal
church. to which you are cordially inyit-
ed, Wednesday, May 10. Supper tick
cts 25 cents.
Mrs. Lavina Carleton died at Tun-
bridge, yesterday, at the age Of 76 The
body win be brought to Barre to-mor-
row and the funeral will be held from
Mrs. Sherburne's on Elm street at 2
3 m. The interment will be ii Farweil
cemetery.
The Goddard base bah team started
for Burlington this morning 10 play the
high school team in that city Upon
reaching Montpelier they received tel.l
ephone message that the game would
be Cancelled on account of the rain, and
they returned to this city.
IT #. Cutler has purchased Maxwell
touring car, the first of this make to
be owned in the city. Mr.. Cutler has
the local agency for the car. Another
new make to be seen in Barre Is the
Losier, car which i owned at the Nor
rison Farm.
Mrs. Abbie A. Scott Of the Odd Eel.
lows home ID Ludlow, formerly Of this
city, arrived in the city Saturday and Is
visiting at the home Of Mrs. d. 3. JEFF
fords. Mrs. Scott win have on exhibi-
tion at Odd Fellows hall silk quilt
which abe has made. This quilt win be
presented to the past grand receiving the
most votes.
Laura Emile Lane, aged nearly eigh-
teen months, youngest daughter Of MFR.
and Mrs. Adolph B. Lane Of Highland
avenue, died at 1880 o'clock yesterday
morning She had been in for some time
with an anaemio condition 81 the blood,
The funeral services VIII be held from
the house at ten o'clock tomorrow morn.
ing, the Rev. Edward G. Downey ON
chatting. The interment viii be in the
EImwood cemetery.
The body Of Hiram AveriTI, son Of
Lewis X. Averill, who was drowned at
Ithaca, N. ". a week ago yesterday. IS
still uncovered, as Is also the body Of
the young man who was drowned with
him. Porter Averill, brother Of Hiram.
returned from Ithaca Friday night. He
states that on account Of the lake being
SO large and deep and the place where
the canoe is supposed to have eapsized
being unknown, il is useless to drag
for the bodies. The only thing to be
done Is to wait for the bodies to rise to
the surface. On account Of the coldness
of the water in the lake the bodies will
be much longer time in rising. The
usual time for bodies to rise where the
water II NOT too cold Is nine days