The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

Regular meeting of Queen of the For
est circle this evening at 7 o'clock.
| Auction sale Saturday, City Auction
Market. Large list. See ad. 0. H. Hale,
auctioneer
George Walker of Hardwick arrived in
the city this afternoon to pass a few
days as the guest of friends.
| Special sale of trimmed hats for $i.9S
and $2.9S, including white hats, Satur-
| day, May %. Mrs. C. r. Wood.
The meeting of the cleanup campaign
committees at the city court room this
evening will begin promptly at 1880
o'clock
Mrs. A. e. Dean and Mrs. Mary Hol-
brook of Randolph came to-day to Visit
the latter's daughter, Mrs. A. U. Stephen
of Park street.
! Miss AnnabelIe Bresette OF North
Main street was taken yesterday to the
City hospital, where she underwent a
successful operation fer appendicitis !.
The annual straw ride Of the class of
1914 of Spaulding high school will be
held Monday, May 25. All DESTROYS of
going will meet at the school at a. m.
"The Power of Prayer" two-reel
Victor drama featuring Irene Wallace;
"His Younger Brother" Nestor drama;
also a comedy. "What Baby Did," at
the Bijou to-day.--Adv.
Francesca Taffalori left last night for
New York, where he will pass the COM
ing few days with friends. He leaves
the first part of next week on a French
Line steamer for Havre, France. He will
then proceed overland to Verona, Italy,
his former home. He will return to
Barre in the fall.
A rehearsal of the Congregational Sun
day school for, childrens day exercises
will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1850
p. m, and the committee in charge
wishes il impressed upon the parents
that it is necessary for the children who
are to take part in the exercises to be-
gin now with rehearsing, instead of wait
ing until nearly time for the entertain
ment
With the band concert season at hand,
officials of the Barre & Montpelier Trac-
ton company have made arrangements
to accommodate patrons attending con-
certs in Montpelier. A car will leave
the capital city at 1890 band concert
nights. This is among the many ac-
commodations being inaugurated, one of
which is the Saturday night car, which
leaves here at midnight.
Through the efforts Of the commander
and other comrades of r. B. Crandall
post, the remains of Charles w. Foster,
the aged veteran whose death occurred
Wednesday morning, will be inferred in
the Grand Army plot, so-ealled, at Elm
wood cemetery. 1t had been the original
plan to have the burial at Hope Gene
terry, but when the fact that Mr.. Fos-
ter was a soldier in the Civil war came
to the notice of the post officials, the
We're Immediately changed.
According to the plans made this fore
noon, the remains were to be taken this
afternoon to Elmwood by an escort of
veterans. The Grand Army ritual was
to be used at the grave.
DIR. T. B. Watson of Williamstown was
a visitor in the city this forenoon, leav-
ing over the Central Vermont railroad
at lI:45 o'clock for Greenfield, Mass,
where he will make few days bus
mess visit. Erwin Lawless of Kirk
street left the city this morning for
Boston, where he was called on business. !
Francis Haines of Graniteville, who Wis |
tied in the city yesterday and to-day, |
left at ll:45 o'clock for Bellows Falls |
to spend a few days with friends. A. !
Bianchi went this morning to Burling- |
ton, where he viii remain over the week |
end. Howard Cline, who has been visit
ing his uncle on Newton street, returned |
to Elmira, n. y, to-day, where he is |
Mrs. George Cooper left to-
day for short visit with friends in