The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

II Burlington.
Il George Lucia of Websterville left tn,
H city last night for Alburg. where he will
H remain for few days fishing.
II Public dance in Clan Gordon hall Sat
II urday evening. Carroll's orchestra OF six
\ pieces. A good time is assured all.
II Roy C. Bugbee of Richardson street il
II able to be out of doors. after having beer
II confined to the house by illness for sew,
eral days.
George Mclean left this morning fol
\ Plattsburg, N. u, where he will join
/ Mrs. Mclean, who preceded him several
days ago, in weeks stay in northern
| New York.
John B. Como left the city this morn
| ing for Burlington, where he will make a
weekend visit with relatives. Mr. Como
will also visit in Richmond before return
ing to this city.
Miss Eunice Amet. who formerly lived
on Brooklyn street in this city, returned
this morning to her home in Quincy,
Mass. after spending several days with
friends in Barre.
Mrs. +. A. Wood, who has spent the
past seven months with her daughter.
Mrs. Grace Cutler, of Jefferson street.
left Friday afternoon for her home in
Nichoville, N. Y.
f. Burton Royce of ST. Adams, Louis
Mcmahon of Burlington, A. W. FREEDOM of
West Lebanon, N. H., and J. J. Hunter of
st. Johnsbury were among the business
visitors in the city yesterday.
/ William Chayer is acting as locomo-
/ tive engineer on the Barre branch of the
Central Vermont railroad during the alb.
Iao, 6 L.. = AL
weeks vacation from his duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Dyke, who were
married in Morrisville this week, are
spending a few days in Barre as guests
of the formers uncle and aunt. Mr. and
Mrs. II. A. Maxtied, of s Wendell place.
Harold +. Ennis, having completed his
duties in the Holt shop, is now engaged
a barber at Miers new shop on North
Main street and will be pleased, to meet
old and new customers at that stand.yI
| Adv.
| Goddard seminary and the Italian
| Athletic club have been matched for the
| first of series of baseball games BE-
tween the two teams. The game will be
played on the campus next Saturday
afternoon.
Builders who have been engaged in
raising the floor of the freight station
and making other improvements in the |
Central Vermont freight yard, finished
their work yesterday and returned last
night to st. Adams.
For Sale--At the vestrv of the Uni |
versalst church Saturday at ! O'Clock |
the ladies will have baked beans, brown
bread, rolls, bread, doughnuts, cake and |
pies. For orders, telephone 529W or
l79-ll before II o'clock Saturday. Or
ders viii be put up first, will be ready at
, o'clock and will receive prompt atten-
ton. All food cooked at the yestry.
Deputy Sheriff A. NJ. Morrison is quite
dangerously i'll Of pneumonia at his home
at 80 South Main street, although to-day
the attending physician said his condition
seemed to be slightly improved. Mr..
Morrison has been engaged in superin.
tending the construction work on new
barn which is being erected on his farm
east of Graniteville and it was while
working out of doors that he is believed
To have contracted a cold that developed I
into pneumonia.
4 large crowd attended the auction sale
at Farnham's at Montpelier yesterday.
Not as many horses consigned as at the
last sale. Several fresh horses were sold
and % commission horses, aside from
wagons. buggies, harnesses. farm tools,
household furniture. whips, etc. The sale
was considered very good one. but not
as large as some others. Mr.. Farnham
will hold his next sale on Friday, May Z.
c. =, Smith. auctioneer. Il
Past masters Of Granite lodge. No. IS.
f. & A. NJ, met in the Masonic asylum
last evening for degree work and an in
formal social gathering. Fourteen past
including three past members Of
the district, were present. John O. Il
Nylie conferred the degree of r. NJ on 9
y. Mahlon White. who was elected mas.
ter of Granite lodge last week. and who
will be- installed along with other officers
AZ the next meeting of the lodge. A sub
stsntial luncheon and an impromptu
smoker followed a delightful ceremonial
reunion OF the masters, past masters and :
present.
Edwin Ross. the Depot square barber,
lss received a letter from his brother, !,
William John Ross. in which the latter.
member of the British territorial army,
outlines his plans for the coming sum
ner. Young Ross was living in Sas.
.atchewan when the turmoil began last ?
august. In the early days Of september
ie was accepted ss q recruit for the first
ansdian overseas expedition and left :,
With the contingent early in October.
Ahile Lord Kitchener has been busy =
hipping his vast British army into
hape for the beginning Of the var. Nav .
Ross has been connected with the !"
ommissaTy headquarters near Aidershot =,
d the hitter to his brother be announces y
- forthcoming marriage. a ceremony !.
lhirh 70 b. take piece MAY > on the eve y
+ his regiments departure for active =,
srtiee IN Belgium. =
About town to-day murh adverse com. !,
sent was expressed concerning the car. !,
essly inadequste manner in which autos n
eatns. electrir car m0tormsn and even =
edestrisns are uout 30 conduit them I,
elves pisn the fire alarm spunls Prob a
SIS thr nlF.iirnt orrasionad IS the zen =
~ alarm Yesterday SERVED 20 bring ri
BE earrlessress more sharply g. mind ID
q haurh there mar have teen q reason .
fls etcu-e for the aisuresuized state 70
frsH On North Main strssi IN that h,
s1liiiar instsnee. inasnnreh % the Nilis- -
+ 81 the gus rlsnt did not souna ard =
fflr the ip.N in tiH tuwrf ~ the Ere -
.atipn served ~ rrmiud people that -
stre uss Gre. y q sid huueter. 2,