The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

James Mullaly returned this mornn.
from few days visit with relatives il
Burlington.
w. w. Lapoint of New York City
l s with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A, G
Lapoint of Elm street for few days
l Raymond Estey of Randolph who has
been visiting friends in the city for the
: past few days, returned to his home thi,
morning.
Louis Drake, who has been passing a
few weeks with his mother, Mrs. Louis
Drake in Glens Falls, N. Y, returned
TO Barre to-day.
Warren Howes returned this morning
to his home in Woodsville, N. H., after
passing several days with relatives on
Washington street.
Beginning Monday, May 10, we will
run autos between Barre and Montpelier,
l5c each way, or 25c going and return
ing. Perry Auto Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Vigneault and
little daughter, who have been visiting
Mrs. Vigneault's parents for several days,
returned this morning to their home in
Littleton, n n.
Mrs. John Mcdonald Of Liberty street
has returned home, after passing several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. John
Hall, in Boston. During her absence,
Mrs. Mcdonald also visited in New York
City.
Louis SASH left the city to-day for
Boston, where he will pass the week on
business. He will be joined tomorrow
by Egedio Rulfo of West street, who
leaves tonight for the Hub with the
intention of going later to Plymouth,
Mass, for visit.
Joseph Rabideau of Elm street was
able to be out of doors yesterday, aft
err having been confined to the house
for the past six weeks. Early in April
| Mr. Rabideau contracted a severe cold
while firing boiler at Spaulding school
and for some time his condition has
been considered critical.
Remember the administrators auc-
| ton sale of the Frank Demeritt estate
at Waterbury Center tomorrow; 100
head of cattle, consisting of 40 nice cows,
balance young cattle, two-year old
steers, bulls, yearlings, and calves; nice
farm horses, colts, hogs, poultry, and a
big lot Of farm tools and machinery. |
c. +. Smith, auctioneer.
Judge II. w. Scott OF Richardson street |
is in Boston attending the annual meet
ing of the supreme lodge, n. +. O. p |
Judge Scott is representing the grand |
lodge of Vermont and will not return
to Barre until the meeting has adjourn
ed. The Barre man has been Endorsed
by the lodge as vice supreme warden of
the New England organizati ton.
The funeral of Cioyita Ognia, whose
death occurred on the Merchant street
extension Friday afternoon, was held
at the Hooker g. Co.'S mortuary chapel
Saturday afternoon at o'clock. A num-
Der of Mr.. Ognia's friends in the italian
colony assembled at the chapel and there
were several beautiful floral tributes
The remains were taken to Hope Gene
terry for interment.
A hearing in the case OF State VS..
in Barre city court has been ,
set for Thursday morning at o'clock
The action was brought against Paul
and his wife. although the lat., :
ter will be heard before the magistrate
before her husband is given a hearing.
The respondents have engaged r. A.
Hoar and Grand Juror William Wishart
has charged of the states cases
Memorial days Observance in Barre is
10 be arranged in full at meeting of r. !,
b. Crandall post, No. SO. G. A. r.. which >
will be held at the post rooms in city
hall next Saturday. Material for the "
eahet which the post annually issues v
N connection with Memorial day is ready p
'or the printer and il is TO contain a .
list OF all soldiers and sailors, honorably \
discharged, buried in the several CEN. il
'tcries OF Barre and Barre Town. IL "
: understood that death has removed :,
even Grand Army men in Barre since In
asst Memorial day. a
A number of Spaulding high school
yirls. accompanied by a member of the \
aculty. left the city Saturday after i
loon on a hike 20 Milestone hill. Near y
the mixers tarried in the ,
woods for supper and took mp the re- !,
urn jaunt 10 Barre late in the after N
Don, arriving in the city around O'Clock -
Hiss Mabel Taylor OF the faculty ac- ~
ompanied the following girls on the ~
ike: Misses Mayis Barnett. Wilhelm. M
"a Even. Lyle G. Even, Marion Cove. :.
.ydia Cove. Lorraine Loranger. Marion !,
iickert and Rose Tomasi. ss
C. r. Smith, auctioneer, and J. J. Dash lCl
er. real estate agent, were in Chelsea
aturdsy, holding an auction sale for
Y. {. Goss. The farm sold for Al PA. u
hich was considered a good trade for h'
be buyer Personal property was all ei
God; Ia COWS averaged $3.50; pair OF "a
earling steers. slls.50; one gray mare -
2G0s; one hay horse. s2s5; one black 70
orse, s2l2.j0s seven hogs, sl4l.75; farm ID
lols sold well. II was said 10 be- one on
the best sales 81 the season Of per. ~
NAL property. Mr. Smith has an auc. ~
on sale advertised for every DAY this 70
eek, and two for next week. 70
Joseph NJ. Nelson aud Daniel J. SUI. - !.
van left this morning for Rutland. ~
here they are 10 represent Barre coun- ~
!. No. 40l. X. e.. a. the annual couYcn-
on OF Vermont Knights Of Columbus. =. ~,
hich j. 90 open % morrow morning -
cssrs. Nelson and Sullivan were con 80
med - delegates at = meeting Of the y"