The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-09
TALK OF TIE TOWN

Vaughan store,
Special Lantern globes, G0c per dozen
or for 25c. n. d, Phelps Co.
Frank Hutchinson left last night fol
Boston, where he will remain for few
days.
Following the regular ~ Il. O. T
meeting tomorrow night will be another
of the public card parties,
Willis G. Scott OF Pearl street, M
employee at the Miers barber shop, left
| this morning for Brandon, where he wa'
called by the illness OF his mother.
Regular meeting of Minnehaha en-
campment, No. 2, tonight at 1886
o'clock. All officers and members are
requested to be present. Per order c, p
Russell Allen of Camp street complet-
ed his duties in the Palace garage last
Saturday. He left last night for Bos-
ton, where he plans to attend the auto
show.
Robert Selby, who has been employed
as 4 foreman by ID. X. Lille for some
time. left this morning for his home in
Brandon, where he expects to make an
extended visit.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lang who came
to Barre to attend the funeral of Roy
Allen Spear, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Spear of the Merchant street extern
sion, returned to-day to their home in
St. Adams.
George p Wallstrom, who has been
passing a few days with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Wallstrom Of
Essex street, returned last night to
Montreal, where he is employed in the
Goodwin store.
Lewis Lambert of Webstervile was a
visitor in the city this morning while on
his way to Montreal, where he will On
ter the Royal Victoria hospital and sub
init to an operation for the removal of
cataract on his left eye.
Miss Marion Dole, a graduate of God
dard seminary in the class of 1913, and
Miss Florence Dole of Mortified, and
Miss Grace Hamblett, Id, have returned
to their homes, after passing a few days
with friends at the seminary.
George Zeender and Arthur Young
left the city last night for Keene, n. H.,
where they have secured employment in
the plant of the Victoria White Granite
A number of other Barre
workmen are employed in the Keene
granite industry.
Charles A. Churchill Of Merchant
street is able to be out of doors, after
having been confined TO the house since |
last Thanksgiving, when he returned to
Barre from Fitzwilliam, n. H.. and was
taken quite seriously i'll. Mr.. ChurchilPs
is much improved
Samuel Kingston of North Main street I
has returned from st. Adams, where he
attended the funeral of Dennis Dineen, a
former resident of this city, whose death
occurred last Wednesday Funeral serp-
ces for Mr.. Dineen were held Saturday
md the interment was made in st. Al.
pans.
Mrs. George Williams Of Williams
own, who has been visiting her daugh
er, Mrs II. c. Waterman OF Camp
treet for few days, returned home
She was accompanied by her
Miss Olive Waterman,
Who will visit friends and relatives in
for few days.
The choir boy athletes OF the Church I
# the Good Shepherd defeated the Meth
'dists last evening by the score OF 80
o !. The feature of the game was thr
hooting Of Soule, who secured the single
all basket. The lineup for the choir
Joys was: Young II, Beattie re-, W.
ionng teaptainl lg Cruickshank c,
Walker ri.
John Mahan, representative Of the
lint Granite Co., who has been passing
everal weeks in Barre on business con.
ected with the construction work on
arge mausoleum which Jones Bros. have
nder contract for the Albany company,
eff last night for New York Mr. Ma
an expects TO be away from Barre for J
everal weeks and during his absence
e will enter the Fordham hospital for :
reatment While coasting with party !
{ friends in Barre few DAYS ago Mr.. z
lahan figured in a minor accident. 9th :
r members Of the coasting party Is i
aped unscathed. but soon after the mis- +
ap, Mr. Mahan experienced pains in bis !
IT leg. Upon consulting a physician !
Q learned that one of the ligaments I;
ear the knee had been badly strained
Ie expects 90 remain in the hospital {
ntil he has fully recovered the use Of
he limb.
Before Judge Frank J. Martin IN pro.
ate court at the capital yesterday
harles Lowe, the l6-yesr-old Foster
rect boy, who is charged with the theft n
money from the =. d. Ladd Co.'S n
ore az different times In the past five
onths. was araigned on a larceny u
large The lad was taken TO Montpel. I
g in the custody OF his father. An in. q
lrmal hearing in the case was held and "a
)ung Lowe was persuaded 20 enlarge 4
BON the story he furnished the RaTe b
llce Of his Expectations in the store
developed that much Of the $40 be i n
.lievcd 70 have taken was squandcred y
z confectionery, the movies" pencils.
,oks and slot machines. Judge Martin n
viewed the evidence thus presented and "
cn continued the case until March rs. ..
the Lowe boy will remain in !,
r. custody Of Probation Officer Charles
smith who has been instructed 70 4.
axe q careful investigation.
Nov that the furry in wheat circles
"a mbsided IN a marked measure. Barre
kers are satisfied With their decision
q % raise the price Of bread nor 4
.hten the weight ~ the losyes. a deei- II
IN which was reached When the price II
hreadstuh reviewed ts high-watar
srk . feW weeks ago While the hak
J of Burlington and other New Enrland
irs increased the price per loaf 10 the
nsumer. ae wen a. Tire wholesale urlre
ritaiiefa. rropuetors 81 lscal bakeries /.
. not consider seriously any move Is
lt direction Flour bY ths barrel has
ken considerable slump. and the .nai.