The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-08
TALK OF THE TOWN

Richard Langlois of Rutland is spend
ing few days in the city and vicinit.
on business.
William Lawless left this morning TO
Waterbury where he will spend severa
days visiting friends.
Il. A. Plastrdge OF Mortified wa
J. among the business visitors in the cit,
yesterday and to-day.
Mrs. Estella Farrar of Washington
street has returned from a short vaca
ton spent in Randolph.
James Cordner of Hillside avenue has
returned home, after visit of severa
days in South Ryegate.
We can make more heat for 1926 thar
anybody else. Try our limb wood fol-
1925. Morse & Jackson.--Advt.
Mrs. Ellen Taylor went this morning
to Burlington, where she will pass the
remainder of the week with relatives.
L. N. Calder of Burlington was a Wis
itor in the city to-day, having returned
from Graniteville, where he has been Wis
iting for few days.
Last evening at the |. O. o. +. hall in
the Gordon block four members We're mi
tiated into the Rebekah lodge. Supper
was served at o'clock.
Joseph Lamson of Montreal arrived
last night and will visit relatives in the
city for week before leaving for New
York City, where he has secured employ
ment.
| Miss Eldusta Ramage of Camp street,
teacher in the Ayers street school, re-
turned to her home last evening, after
spending 10 days with relatives i'll Bos-
ton and West Somerville, Mass.
| j. j.. Weafer, who has been spending a
| few days with Mrs. Weafer and daugh-
ter Elizabeth, in Morrisvile has gone
to Dorchester, Mass, where he will make
business visit of extended length.
The Sunday school teachers OF the
Barre Baptist church are asked to re-
member that the teachers meeting to-
night must begin promptly at 6:45
o'clock, as they are to consider Billy
Sundays sermon to Sunday school teach
ers.
Fourteen members of the Intercity Mo-
torcycle club met last evening at Miler's.
inn at Montpelier for their first annual
banquet About half of the company
We're from this city. A fine menu was
served at 8 o'clock. Later motor topics
were discussed by the different members
present.
Several people have spoken to me as if
they thought that the entertainment to
be given Saturday night, April II, by Al
ton Packard is cheap entertainment.
II is not at all a cheap entertainment
but one OF the most popular ones han
died by the Redpath l.yceum bureau.
The low price is simply because OF the
strike period in order that more people
may have an opportunity for an even
ing's fun. Rev. George II. Holt.-Adv.
Barre optical men have received invita- |
tons to the eighth annual convention of
the Vermont State Optical society, which |
is to be held at the Berwick hotel in
Rutland April y. II is expected that |
nearly 80 prominent members OF the pro-
fession will be in attendance. A bus
mess meeting in the morning will be
followed by papers and elin.cs, the pro-
gram continuing until evening. when It
banquet and maple sugar on snow will
be served, to be followed by afterdinner
speaking.
The remains Of Mrs. Nettie st. Cyr,
whose death in Waterbury Wednesday
morning followed a long illness, were
brought to Barre over the Central Yer
mont railroad last night at 7;20 o'clock.
The body was placed in the mortusry
chapel at b. w. Hooker & Co.'S. under
taking establishment where funeral serv-
ices will be held Friday afternoon at ,
o'clock. II is expected that Rev. J. W.
Barnett. pastor of the Barre Congrega-
tional church. will oiiciatc. lnterment
will be made in the family lot at Hope
II
At II. NJ Farnhams horse sale in
Montpelier on Friday of this week, there
will be sold the registered Morgan chest
nut stallion Dandy; sired by Archyle,
be by Abraham, he by Daniel Lambert ,
%, second dam Chestnut. This horse il
|, fine specimen of the Lambert strain Of
Nlorgans, has been wintercd in Vermont, 1
S owned by Boston parties, and viii be I
sold to the highest bidder; and bear in
mind that We have ten horses from the
Iew Hampshire lumber camps for this
ale. c. I. Smith, auctioneer.-Advt.
Dimmed is the little circle Of dogs that
Usually makes things lively on Depot
quare since the rangiest member OF the
quad came to grief while lodging auto
mobiles yesterday afternoon. A ,snk
member OF the fox hound species, when
urrying 10 join others of his own ilk in
he daily pursuit of forage, ran into
lrge touring car near the Marion Cigar
tore. The man at the wheel stopped
il machine with due despatch, but rath.
= too late to save the dogs life. Some
ne identified the canine. another will.
ne worker sent in a call for Constable h
gorge L. Morris, and vet another took Z
ognizsnce Of the fact that tie car bore
be license number. 7776. The dog killer ,
aving decided that the fox hound had =
broken hack. permitted the auto man
D carry the suffering one away.
Through The Times. the North BARRE II
}. e.. v. club wishes to challenge the n
Five basketball team. or
rs other claimant, for q series Of games II
b decide the amateur championship 81 4
be city. II the claimant does not de-
ne series. q single game VIII satisfy K
be ~. &. v club The tWo teams played e
couple Of game early in the season. n
tch winning ono contest. Mieiael Crra- =
ii il the manager IT the D. e. v. outfit
ID BE- stated to-day thst he would b. Il
iil.nr a. consider ovcrtures any time y
: egidence 81 the fact that TIE North u
ARE youths are out for gore from the
ang ri the gong 30 the fn.sh Of the sra e
NJ. wheeler il b. basketball baseball
any other sport. the ID. G. As ais8 y
allenge any amateur baseball team IN =
% city for q raue or q SERVES Of games. e