The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-30
TALK OF THE TOWN

Sadlier's, Keith avenue, comforters and
blankets.
The junior girls will have table of
fancy articles at the Episcopal church
yestry Wednesday and Thursday.
Fred N. Bradley of Merchant street
returned this morning from a business
visit of several days in Boston.
G. Navoni left the city this morning
for Bethel, where he will remain for a
visit of several days on business.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Gladding returned
Saturday to their home in Randolph,
after passing several days with relatives
i'll Barre and vicinity.
To-day being st. Andrews day, there
vas a special celebration of the holy
communion in the Church of the Good
Shepherd this morning at o'clock.
Miss Annie Spaulding returned last
evening to her home in Essex Junction,
after having been the guest of Miss
Ruth Parker of Spaulding street over
the weekend.
Gus Herring, who was called to Barre
by the death of his friend George Nc
Intosh of Elmwood avenue returned this
morning to Berlin, N. H., where he Is
employed rs baker
The young peoples society Of the
Church of the Good Shepherd will hold
its regular monthly meeting at the home
of Walter M. Randall, 5 Ayerill street,
next Friday evening.
Everett G. Jackson returned this morn
ing to the University OF Vermont at
Burlington, after passing the Thanks
Egiving recess at the home of his father,
II, a.. =
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Knapp of st.
Johnsbury arrived in the city Saturday
evening. Mr.. Knapp returned to st.
Johnsbury this morning and hrs wife will
remain for weeks visit with friends.
Christmas club members should look
over their cards and see il all payments
have been made. December 7 is the last
day payments can be made on this years
accounts. Open Saturday and Monday
evenings 7 to o'clock. Barre Savings
Bank & Trust Co.
Mr. and Mrs. S. d. Smith and Miss
Cora Page, who have been spending sew
eral days with relatives in Morrisville
and vicinity, were visitors in the city
Saturday afternoon while on their way
to Williamstown, where Mr.. Smith is
engaged as the superintendent of schools.
The following item from the Yer
gennes Enterprise viii be of interest To-
cally, inasmuch as il concerns former
Barre boy, who recently returned to
Vermont. after having been employed in
| Denver, Col. for several months John
Lee Gee, who has been confined to the
house for few days, is now able to
h. Nv ta.biIn Inc, ~ bic
home recently. fell and struck his head
with such force that he was uncon
scious for several hours. He suffered no
serious injuries, other than a sore head
and lameness"
John A. Plaisted and son, Paul Plat
sted, of 45 Summer street left this
morning for Florida where they ex-
pect to pass the winter. They were
accompanied by George Clark of Mont
pelier and together with Walter Cave of
Orange and his SON. Osmond Cave, they
win be employed on a carpentering job
on the peninsula during the winter
months. The report that Frank Cave
was to be 4 member Of the party is
erroneous. A number Of other Barre
people plan TO leave the city this week
for the South.
The Urban Stock Co. closed a very
successful weeks engagement az the
opera house Saturday evening when they
presented the prize winning play, "The
Open Window" before another large
house. This company was favored with
good patronage the entire week and in
return they gave the people full value.
The list OF plays put on are well
known and Of the high class not usually
attempted by repertoire companies. Mem
bers of the company feel as though
Barre was their home town inasmuch as
two OF their number are residents Of this
city. Miss Marion conquest, As the
leading star, won many friends while
here, and no doubt they will b. pleased
TO see her on the local stage sometime in
the future. This week the company will
play at Montpelier.
George Mcintosh. who died az ms
home Thursday evening, was 25 years OF
age. He had been a granite cutter only
about four years, serving his time at
Jones Bros and latterly be worked az
Mari s Gordou's. II was months ago
that IN health compelled him 20 leave
the stonesheds and be had been confined
to bed only about five weeks Besides
his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, he
leaves a brother, James. OF this city. A
second brother. Alexander. died five years
ago He also leaves two halfbrothers,
William and Robert Taylor Funeral
services were conducted from the house
Saturday afternoon az 2 o'clock, Rev.
Edgar Grassland. officiating The Clan
ritual was used 40 the grave. The pail
BEARERS were. John Emslie William I'd
wards. Samuel Dowprs William Daniels. |
Francis Cleary aud George Thompson. /
A large aoml tribute told Of the estocm /
in which his feilowmen held him. The I
list was AZ follows: Pillow, family /
wreaths Clan t.ordon, 20. D. o. :. O.; /
Carrathia club. Mr.. and Mrs William I
Thompson and family David Cummings /
a Falooner and A. kuton. - roses 1
Mrs 81 Williams and family and SIR 4
and Mrs. Rroeei and Mr. and Mrs Nor I
gan. roses. Union Clothing Co.. cama 4
tians. Presbyterian Baraoa class John 1
Me keuzie. Francis tieart Roberf Roek 1
Nj. and Mrs 4 Is. Anderson. Misses
Angie Neuetti and Miss AIMS Mfka,
William E1wards NJ and Mrs Eager
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