The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-17
TALK OF THE TOWN


See our coats in window for $3OS. AT
Fits.
The sixth instalment, "The Master
Key; also another picture at the BIZ
jou.-Adv.
The Altrurians will meet with Mrs.
Waterman, 81 Camp street, Friday aft
ernoon at 2:30.
Among the Barre business visitors III
Burlington to-day were David Morgan,
A. Colombo and John j. Pecor.
L Frank Maker returned to his home IN
Rutland last night after visiting reia'
tives in the city for the past week.
Norman i. Lang of Burlington arrived
this morning and will visit friends and
relatives in the city for few days.
Albert Lafountain of Websterville was
visitor in the city this morning. leay.
ling near noon for Rouses Point, N. \.
Miss Clara Whipple, instructress at
the seminary, left this morning for Bos.
ton, where she will visit for several
days.
\ Edward Gammer, who was formerly a
resident of this city, returned to his
home in Richmond last night after visit
ing old acquaintance and friends OF this
city.
4 Salem Ghiz, who h2s been residing on
Blackwell street for several years, mas
moved his household goods to Mortified,
where he plans to open mercantile es-
Establishment.
4 Daniel Murray of Graniteyille was
visitor in the city this morning while
on his way to his former home IN Sher-
brooke, p O., where he will visit for
several weeks among relatives.
Rev G.. Y. Bliss, bishop coadjutor-ele
of the Vermont Episcopal diocese, who
conducted services in the Church Of the
Good Shepherd last evening, returned
this morning to his home in Burling-
ton.
DIR. J. j. Derven of Poultney, who is
to sneak at the s. Patrick's celebration
in Rowland hall this evening, arrived IN
the city this morning. DR.. Deryen Is
the state president OF the Ancient Order
of Hibernians.
Regular review Of Harmon hive, No. /,
H. 0. r. NJ. Wednesday at 1880 P. m.
The Maccabeos' supreme COMMANDER,
Rose Miller win be present Initiation.
Refreshments = i'll be =eryed. Guards
please wear uniforms.
Latest in neck trimmings at Abbott's.
Best for Growing Children--Cumming
Jersey milk; about four inches Of cream
in every bottle: measure yours, then
phone 1924. direct from the farm to
! family; delivered morning and night.
G. Zampero of North Main street left
Barre this morning for Pittsburg, Pa,
where he will make visit of indefinite
length with his brother Before return
ing 20 this locality Mr.. Zampero plans
TO travel through the middle western
states.
Mr.. and Mrs George Heling and daugh
ter left last night for Boston where
they will remain for a two weeks vaca-
ton. Mr.. Heling has been engaged as
supervisor over the ventilation system
that has been put into the new addition
to Spaulding high school.
Luigi SASH OF North Main street went
this morning to Williamstown where he
will remain for a few days. Mr.. SASH
recently purchased a small farm on the
edge Of Williamstown guilt and will make
Extensive repairs 10 the buildings there
on before returning to this city.
Julian Lougee Of Norwich has been
passing several days with his mother
Mrs. Josie Lougee of Summer street.
Recently Mrs. Lougee returned from
Plainfeld. where she was engaged as a
nurse at the home Of Octavus 81. Cyr,
who has been seriously IN Of typhoid
pneumonia
The ladies and pastors union or the
Methodist church are to give a sugar eat
Friday evening IN the church dining
rooms az : o'clock. All invited The
following program will be given; Piano
solo. Eileen Parks; reading. Mary Bish
op: vocal solo, Anna Robertson; yio-
hin solo, Carter Downing; vocal solo,
Iindal Iebourveau; reading, Ella Hoyt;
vocal solo Mildred Higg- selections on
victrola. Admission, &c.
The remains OF Murdo McAuley. an
LACED Nillismstown man, whose death oc-
lcurred early Monday morning, were
brought 10 this city late yesterday aft
lernoou. after q prayer service had been
held At his home. Last evening al $3.50
o'clock the body was taken over the
Montpelier s Wells River railroad TO
lIenoxyille, ?. O.. whence 4 will BE- re-.
moved 60 Stonway, p. q. for burial.
Angus McAuley, a son Of the decreased
accompanied the remains.
Examinations in progress az Goddard
seminary this week mark the close 81
the winter term. The vanguard 81 many
lstudents who are % leave the city fri-
day and Saturday for the spring vaca
ton Of ten dafs departed to-day. sef-
eral OF the pupils having completed their
Examinations. Miss Dcna Richmond weut
to her home in Rutland. Miss Anna
Humphrey gone 10 Providence. X. -
70 remain until Easter and Miss Frames
Souie left this afternoon Tor her home
in East Fairfield IN the grange hall ~
Williamstown FRIDAY evening. the SEN
iors viii repeat their class play, "The
Private Tutor"
The following 8.m from The Ionesvilie
lforFrspondfnoe IN Darlington suburban
weekly viii D. 81 interest 10 local peo-
lrle inasmnch - d. Berry uas graduat
~ from Goddard seminary before he At
tended the University q Vermont Med.
iaal college where De- erfred be degree
Hast spring "A letter received from Dr.
lefnuiev Derry tells Of BE- safe arrival