The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-26
TALK OF THE TOWN
Wunsing underwear at Abbott's.

ments. The Vaughan Store.
Il Spray your trees and garden with Ply
rox. For sale at the Kempton mill.
Il Miss Hattie Landers left yesterday fol-
Richmond, where she will pass few
days as the guest of relatives.
| meeting of the senior division of the
young ladies' sodality will be held thi;
| evening in the. vestry of st. Monica:
church at 1880.
| DIR. and Mrs. ID. L. Burnett of Under,
hill, who have been visiting Mrs. j. M
Perry of Elm street, left this morning
for South Royalton.
George Haritos, who recently returned
from a few days visit with friends in
Burlington, is employed as an assistant
in the Barre Candy kitchen.
st. John the Baptist society will hold
its last dance of the season in X. of G.
hall tonight Felix Catineau from the
high court will be present at the meet
ing.
The condition of Miss Annabelle Bre-
settle of North Main street, who re-
Gently underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis at the City hospital, continues
to improve steadily.
Howard Gale and his aunt, Mrs. A.
Martin, who have been visiting relatives
In Williamstown, were visitors in the
city this forenoon while on their way to
their home in Hyde Park.
Middlebury college defeated the strong
University of Vermont team a couple of
weeks ago, 3 to 2. Middlebury has one
of the strongest teams in its history.
The biggest game to be staged this
spring.
Mrs. George X. earle wishes to express
her appreciation of the generous fund
raised in behalf of herself and children
and she desires to thank all who partici-
pated, including H. j. Slayton, who had
charge of the matter.
A. Bronco left last night for New
York, where he viii pass the coming
week sight seeing in the metropolis. He
leaves next week for few months visit
at his former home in Italy. He will
visit at Brenno and other points in
northern Italy during the coming sum.
| mer.
| Miss Florence Danforth, who has been
employed at the F. d. Ladd Co. bakery,
completed her duties there this week
She left to-day for Clifton, Mass, where
she has accepted the position of head
waitress at the Rockaway inn. Mrs.
\ c. N. Benedict of this city will manage
the Rockaway inn this summer.
Charles Klein, who has been spend
ing the past two weeks at his home in
Trenton, N. j., returned to the city last
night. While absent, Mr.. Klein visited
as the guest of Leslie Creighton, for
mer Barre resident, at Atlantic City,
n. j.
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Montreal, where he will pass few days
with friends. He will leave the latter
part of the week for Chicago, H., for
few days visit before going to Hillside,
ILL.,, where he has secured employment
for the coming summer.
Within the past few days identity of
the parties who stole the forward part
of the manure spreaders from the front
of the Paquette Bros shop on Summer
street about 10 days ago has been re-
vealed. Unless the part is Immediately
returned, the owner will resort to the
most vigorous prosecution.
Urka Jahanes, the little child of Mr..
and Mrs. Kill kalinanur, died Sunday
afternoon at the home of the parents
in Websterville. Funeral services were
held from the house Monday afternoon,
Rev Fred Mcneil, pastor of the Gran
iteville Presbyterian church, officiating.
The burial was in Wilson cemetery at
South Barre.
Fifty couples were at the seminary
chapel on the hill last evening for the
second of a series of dances which the
class of 1914 is giving during the
closing weeks of the spring term. Ril-
ey's orchestra played and light lunch
con was served at intermission. The
committee in charge consisted of Lindol
Waterman, Wilmer Fitch, Jennie Audin-
wood and Bernice Cross.
The perfect shoe for summer wear is
the genuine Trot-Moc for grown-ups and
growing-ups. II is a logical develop. |
ment of the Indian moccasin, light as a
feather, flexible, requires no breaking in, !
and is wear-resister. The sole of every |
pair is plainly stamped Genuine Trot
Moe" and the registered Indian trade
mark is on the innersole. Get the genu-
inc Trot-Moc. Tilden Shoe company,
sole agents for Barre.
John J. Cleary of Manchester, n. H., !
arrived in the city to-day and will don /
uniform of the Italian Athletic club in
to morrow's baseball game against Mid /
uleDuTy COllege 1T Ine DeTlln stTeeb /
grounds. Cleary has been playing I
through the early part of the season /
with the Amoskeag team in the Man !
chester mill league His return to Rang
ers' field will be generally welcomed by |
the baseball fans.
Acting on orders from the aldermanic !
lighting committee, the Consolidated /
Lighting Co. has installed 40 candle
power light at the corner OF Maple
Grove and fremont street. The light is
located at that point in response to a
petition from several property owners in
that section. On Beckley street near
the Catholic eemetry, the company has
located light of the same candlepower.
1t is attached to pole opposite the
house at No. l53.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter n. Grearson, who
are master and matron, respectively, of
at the Vermont industrial school
in Vergennes, arrived in the city this
afternoon to visit friends on Maple !
Grove for few days. Tomorrow they
will attend the annual meeting of the
central Vermont Baptist association at
the Baptist church in Washington. They
we're accompanied by Superintendent j.
n. Barss of the industrial school, who
will deliver his address at Washington
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