The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

ll zoe pair, at Naughans.
III John Sector Of Division street returne
Ill yesterday from a few days visit 10 Wa
iii terbury.
I'll Fred Seeley OF Graniteyille wa
III brought to the City hospital this fore
III noon for treatment.
III Harold Ball. Alex. Sims and Waite
III Milne returned last night from North
III field, where they passed the weekend
NJ Mrs. Charles A. Caron of Beckley cour
III was taken to the City hospital Satur
III day in the Perry 4 Noonan ambulance.
HI Mrs. John Craig of 81 Maple Grow
N was taken in A. w, Badger & Co.'S am
N bulanee to the City hospital this morn
II ing.
\ /. NJ. Frost, general manager OF the
H Rutland Railway, Light & Power com
II pany, was visitor in the city to-
\ day.
h John Stuart of Forsythe place left
last night for Troy, n. " where he will
set a monument for the Harrison Gran
H lite Co.
H Herbert Tyler of Manchester, y. H.,
commenced work last week for the en-
cheering firm of Walker, Walker q
Goodrich.
Miss Clara Purvee of Prospect street
is detained from her duties as teacher
at the Lincoln school Miss Carlton is
substituting in her position
Miss Blanche Cooley OF East Mont
pelier is visiting in the city for a few
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
enee kendrick of Park street.
Elliot Merrill OF Montpelier com.
meneed work this morning at the Eagle
cafe, succeeding Arthur Vivian, who has
gone to his home at Graniteville.
Martin Riley. jr.. of East street, went
o-day TO Mortified, where he has Sc
cured position as draughtsman at the
Phillips & Slack Granite company.
The record for the largest load OF
granite ever 10 be drawn from Milestone
hill to this city was established last
/ Thursday. Twenty cars composed
! the train
The Young Peoples society of the
4 Universalist church will conduct dance
in the Rowland hall Friday night. Ri
ley's orchestra has teen engaged to fur
nish music.
Waddell Squires OF Lyndonville pass
ed the weekend in Barre as the guest
o. Edward p Carter OF Church street,
Mr.. Squirts made the trip from his
home on motorcycle.
Mrs. 4. S. Sylvester and daughter,
Miss Ethel Sylvester, who have been
passing few days with friends in the
city, returned Saturday afternoon to
their home in Mortified
Sundays arrivals at the Buzzell hotel
were as follows: Roeos Enrieo, New
York Henry Paris and wife OF Boston |
Carroll f. Bruce. Montpelier; Charles
johnson. Lynn. Mass; W. +. G. Pearce. I
Lynn. Mass.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. r.. I
Hall of West street died this morning, |
after an Illness of few hours. Funeral 1
services were held this afternoon at ,
o'clock, and the remains were taken to
Hope cemetery for interment.
Trinity Sunday was observed al st.
Monica's church yesterday with the cele-
bration OF mass at and at 1890 o'clock
in the forenoon. At the o o'clock mass
large delegations of the cateehism classes
attended communion in body. II
Mrs. Lydia Neime and four children +,
of Websterville were visitors in the city 4
to-day while on the way to New York.
whence she will sail Wednesday on the /
Finland for her former home in {
Stronkatst, Finland for an extended !
stay with relatives.
Rocco Enrico. representative of the
Italiano, published in New 5
Y ork who returned To this city yester. a
lay from few days stay in Hardwick ,
eft this morning for St Adams, where 4
ne will pass the remainder OF the week. &
.eturning Sunday to his home near New \
York. IL
The erection Of the granite plant Of Y
H. I'll 4
IN Batchelder's meadow is making rap 8
d progress. The work of constructing i
he foundation is complete, as IS the n
OF the office building Car i
enters have commenced work erecting i
he office building and will soon start n
n the granite plant proper. y
c. j. Belknap Of 0gdensburg. y. Y. y
work to-day installing mo- Il
or attachment to the bellows of the N
ipe organ at the Congregational church. T.
he work will continue through the
reater part of the week When he has IL
Dmpleted his work at the Congregation q
church. Mr.. Belknap will go to Wa il
prbury, where he is engaged to repair az
pipe organ in one of the churches. al
Friday evening the drill team OF the NJ
dies auxiliary, A. O. H.. rendered 70
'CeptioH 10 Ut. W. ID. OAoHnOl NJ Inc Ire
nights of Columbus hall. There was a lii
lrge attendance. DIR. O'Connor vus Al
resented a handsome set OF gold cuff Sc
nks. by Miss Mary Murphy. in reeogni NJ
on of the services rendered by him in III
structing the drill team. The recipi-
It responded. manifesting his appre
alton. A short program of musical -
ID literary numbers was carried out
lring the reception. For the most part
e program was composed OF vocal and
strumental numbers. Several read vi VI
gs by Miss Celia Corbett received the ~ ~
arty approval of the gathering. -"
Mrs. Hattie Shorey. whose death oc- nm
rred at her home in Montpelier Sun
" noon as the result of shock was -
r several years a resident of Barre tn
d for some time employed at the City
spital. where she was well known by 1
any of the nurses. Prayer services will fro
held at her late home, us Barre Bal
-eet. Tuesday forenoon at ! 80 o'clock,
". J. Edward Wright, pastor emeritus -
the Church of the Messiah, officiating. -
40 o'clock. the remains will be tax
to Plainfield. where the funeral viii
held at the Methodist church at ,
lock. the services being in charge of
2 pastor, Rev. A. W. Hewitt. Burial
II take place in the village cemetery.
+. kiser Of New York. a brother