The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

Il
Toilet goods at cut prices at Barr
Drug Co,
General Manager H. T. Sands OF thu
| Ienny service has returned to his home
IN Boston, after making a brief business
visit in Barre and Montpelier
Mrs. Richard Venner, who has beer
making 10 days visit with her husband
who is employed in Hardwck, returned
to her home in the city last night.
Mrs. Martha Calef-White, electric nee-
die specialist, will be at Miss Canning
toilet parlor, Barre, Friday, May Il.
Boston office, 2 Park square, corner OF
Boylston street, room 80. Tel, Oxford
1853.
A. p. Abbott, ono of the vice-presi-
dents of the Vermont Poultry associa-
ton, will give a lecture on practical
poultry growing before the young peo.
pies poultry club in the Mathewson
school building this evening at 1880
O'Clock. Everyone interested in the bus
mess OF breeding poultry is invited to
attend the meeting.
| The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
S. Bumps of Williamstown, former resi-
ldents of Barre, had the misfortune to
| fall in such way as to break his leg
above the knee two or three days ago.
Now that the member has been set and
placed in splints, the little fellow is
able to rest quite comfortably. Mrs.
Bumps mother, Mrs. Cooper, of Mont
Relier, is passing several days in Will
Jamestown.
A number of Barre baseball players
lfpa. h. MI b., for lnhya
p. O., where they have been engaged to
play with the st. Johns team against
la Montreal team Sunday afternoon. A
group of st. Johns fans have approached
Tommy Davidson OF Goddard and b. "A.
&c. fame to bring coterie of Barre ball
tossers to that city for the season. Da-
wilson has been offered managers
berth for the summer and he has the
proposition under advisement. He viii
be accompanied over the border by Joe
Comolli and Jack Davidson OF the ltal-
ian A. G. and Lawton Witt of the sem
mary.
Preparations for the 18th annual out
ing of the Spanish. American war vet.
Grams of Washington county were all but |
this forenoon. The picnic is
to be held at Caledonia park tomorrow,
as the anniversary of the day when the |
First Vermont regiment Of volunteers
was mustered into service falls on Sun
day this year. The indications are that
the veterans will have fair weather
for their reunion and fair weather, as
most of the veterans remember. is sell
dom a feature of the annual outings. The
usual program of sports will be carried
ont in the forenoon and afternoon. At
high noon dinner of sea food will be
served in the park pavilion and a toast
will be offered to the absent brethren.
A committee of Barre, Montpelier and
Northfeld veterans will be in charge of
the doings.
The following item from a Randolph
viii be OF interest in this
city. as Mr.. Stephen was for several
years a resident of Barre, having re-
moved to Randolph in 1914: "A u
stephen was operated upon Monday
morning at the office of DIR. j, +. Clifford
ior the removal of his tonsils and OF a
sac OF pus which had formed behind
them and had undoubtedly been the
'ause of the miserable state OF health I
hat Mr.. stephen had known for more
han a year A few hours after the OPP
ration, while he was resting at home.
secondary hemorrhage occurred In
which he lost a good deal Of blood before
he doctor was summoned and the flow
topped. Although weaker than he 9th
rwise would he. Mr. stephen was quite
comfortable yesterday "wednesday and
cit encouraged TO hope for a return Of
lis former yigor."
The managers Of CAROLS orchestra
viii commence a series OF public dances
n Rowland hall beginning Saturday
light and continuing through the sum. :
ner months. There will be a siX-pece n
rchestra 20 furnish the latest and best
ance music and they assure the dane
ne public that they may enjoy first N
lass dance under the best Of conditions.
Tho funeral Of Edward A. Miller. son
( T.. ". Miller Of SO Prospect street.
ras held at the home Tuesday afternoon
I ? o'clock, Rev. !. n. Reardon ~ the
'niversalist church officiating. During
he service y. c. Grimes sang Beautiful
sic Of Somewhere" and sometime Well III
understand" Burial was in Hope ceme.
cry. The flowers. which were numerous. III
,ciuded the following: Wreath. family. III
ALA lilies. Mrs. Frank Trow; roses.
frs. Y. Iayelle; .milax, Mrs. r. Griffith. III
lrs. William Rogers; sweet peas, Mr.
nd Mrs. Tatro and Doris, Mrs. Nellie
ianchi. r. T. Bower, bouquet, Mrs.
asset: carnations. Mics g. A. bowers. NJ
Ir. and Mrs. Ernest Little. Mr. and NJ
r.. Colombo. Mrs. L. A. Hnughton. Mr.. M
"a Mrs. r. =. Merrill Mr.. and Mrs. ".
:. g. A.. KtslItans pinar Mr. aud Nrs It'll