The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

Miss Clara Watkins of Summer street
returned Saturday from Montreal, where
she has been making a few weeks visit
with her sister.
At the morning services in the Church
of the Good Shepherd yesterday, Sher-
man N. Parker played the violin obi
gatos for the music.
Miss Lucy A. Proctor of Academy
street, instructor of music in the city
schools. returned to Barre last night aft
er spending two weeks at her home near
Boston.
Harry T. Jeffords of 20 North Main
street, the well known painter, is passing
a few days in Essex Junction as the
guest of his former painting partner,
John j. Crowley.
Mrs. Clarence II. Kendrick and son.
Ralph, of Academy street, went to st.
Adams Saturday to remain for a few
days with Mr.. Kendrck, who is employed
in pharmacy there.
John OLeary of Eastern avenue, who
was called to Augusta, Me-, by the death
of his cousin several days ago. returned
Saturday. During his absence Mr.. O'Leary
called on relatives in Boston.
| +. J.. Kibby of Brookfeld. who is connect
ed with the athletic association at the
agricultural school in Randolph Center
arrived in the city this morning for
few days visit with friends. Mr.. Kibby
will visit Burlington before returning to
his home.
| There will be meeting OF all inter
ested in cleanup week in the CITY court
room Thursday evening at 1880. So
much was accomplished last year, it is
proposed to REPEAT efforts for a general
cleanup this year and all interested are
urged to attend this meeting.
The Carpathia club and Merlo's aead-
envy viii meet at Rangers field Tuesday
afternoon for the first Of a series Of
baseball games which has been arranged
for this month. Tommy Davidson, a
Carpathan, will be one of the feature at
fractions in the pitchers box.
Charles Fslconer OF South Barre sub
mitted to an operation for appendicitis
at the City hospital Sunday afternoon
To day Mr.. Falconer's condition was re-
ported to be comfortable and attendants
at the hospital considered that he had re
covered well from the effects of the OPP
Grafton.
Local No Of the Socialist party of
America, has asked for a joint meeting |
with local No. 2. No. is composed al |
most wholly of Italian speaking people, |
while a ma jority of Socialists who use
the mother tongue are enrolled in No. 2. |
IL was stated to-day that a meeting will |
probably be held in the near future.
Auto repair men tinkering around a
touring car in the Drown garage on JEFF
ferson street this forenoon discovered |
flames issuing from the region OF the On. |
CINE. One OF the men had the presence 4
of mind to rustic around and procure a
fire extinguisher. precaution which OBJ
waited the necessity Of summoning equip
ment from the fire station. The damage
done 10 the interior works Of the ear was
trivial.
A deed registered to-day records the
sale OF the farm in West Berlin owned by
ID. VI. Bean TO Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Chen.
EFT Of Passumpsic. The property con.
sists of 100 acres. with house. barn and
other outbuildings, and the deal includes
the stock and tools. Mr.. and Mrs. Chen
EFT plan 20 take immediate possession.
while Mr.. Beans plans are not announced.
The deal was contaminated BY George W.
Chandler. the Montpelier agent Of the
ID. A. Perry Real Estate agency OF this
city.
Funeral services for Mrs. Teresa De
bernardo, an aged Italian woman whose
death occurred at the home Of her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Joseph Rossi. Of % Summer
street. Saturday afternoon, viii be held :
in 81. Moniea's church Tuesday after.
noon at o'clock. the pastor, Rev. J.. VI.
McKenns. officiating. lnterment will b.
made in the Catholic cemetery on Beckley
street. Mrs. q. Basso Of New York City.
, sister Of the deceased. arrived in the
,ity Yesterday, having been summoned
mere Saturday.
Mrs. Vcstella r. Drown Of Plain street
eft the city this morning for -. Albans.
where she will b. the guest Of ffiends
Ehile the Grand Army and allied patriot
r organizations Of the state are IN ses.
ion. Commander George r. Brigham Of
be state Sons Of Veterans. and John w.
Averill commander Of ". ~ CrandaIl
pOst together with other Barre members
4 the g. A. r.. the Woman's Relief corps
md Sons Of Veterans. plan 20 90 90 -.
slbans 20 morrow 20 b. present on tie
'Peniug day Of the convention.
The remains Of Willis u. Hiil. a former
Montpelier man who had msnv acquain-
nnces here and ho was a brother in Law
4 Mrs. John Tassie ~ South Mniu street
rfived in the capital this morning ~ 2
iciock from Bonlder Col. where his
eath last "Wednesday followed an illness
& long standing. Mrs. 1911. WHO accofn-
anied the remains Was mft ~ Monire
~ Iunffien hv Mr. Tassie. Rev John |
/ Reardon. pastor ~ the Barre Tniyer-
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