The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

See Abbott's Saturday sale.
New waists on sale Saturday at tile
Vaughan Store.
Angel Truba returned this morning
from Burlington, where he has been Wis
iting for few days.
Pineapple sherbet just made, special
for Saturday at New England Fruit
Co.--l5c per pint; 80 cents per quart,
Miss Kathern, Miss Wales and Miss
Pease, teachers in the Mortified high
school, were visitors at Spauding to-
day
Frank Convey Of North Main street re-
turned this morning from Plattsburg,
N. ", where he has been making stay
OF several days.
Eduardo Cozzi returned to Barre this
morning from White River junction,
where he had been making a brief visit
with relatives.
A. II. Lund of the Blanchard building,
who has been confined TO the house by
Illness for several weeks, is reported to
be slowly improving.
Mr. and Mrs. d. V. Stone and Mrs. A.
NJ. Durham of the Morse block went to
Randolph this morning to attend a meet
ing of the Eastern Star.
Rev II, A. Flint, rector Of Christ
church, Montpelier, will be the preacher
at the Lenten services to be held in the
Church of the Good Shepherd next Ties
day evening.
William Spear, former student at
Spaulding high school, who has been
spending a few days with his school
mates in this city, returned this fore
noon to his home in West Berlin
Mrs. John d. Cummings and daughter
OF Worcester, Mass, who accompanied
the remains of MFR. Cummings TO this
city for burial, are making stay OF o
few days with friends in Barre and VI
entity.
Cards have been received here from
George Hunt, who recently entered the
Soldiers home in Bennington from thE
city. Mr.. Hunt is well pleased with
his surroundings and speaks highly OF
the manner in which the institution Is
managed.
Rev. r. f. Lowe OF st. Johns6ury, dis
trict superintendent, VIII hold the fourth
quarterly conference at the Hedding
church this evening at 1880. All mem.
bers are requested to be present, and
written reports are expected from the
heads of the different departments.
James Cummings Of this city sailed
from Boston Yesterday on an Allan lin
er for Glasgow, whence he will proceed
To his former home IN Aberdeen for
soiourn Of several months. He was ae-
companied from Barre BY Robert Lowe,
IL n. Arsv "a ksag.f-
land, after a stay OF several days IN
Boston.
Lovers OF the old songs will indeed
have treat to-day and tomorrow,
at the Pavilion, when Stirling & Chap
man sing such old favorites as "A Hun
dred Pippers' and "Annie laurie" They
hail from bonnie Scotland Miss Stirling
Is from Glasgow. where she fas soprano
soloist in the cathedral. and was also a
member OF Harry LADDERS Concert Co.
Barre people are in receipt of cards
from W. {. Quinlen, who is passing the
winter in Redlands, Cal. MIR. Quinlen
Is staying at a hotel high in the up
lands Of the state and with Z. +. Me- |
Nulty he is enjoying the balmy days
and the cooling atmosphere OF the nights !
IN that climate Friends Of both Mr.. /
Ouinlen and Mr.. McNulty viii be- glad /
to learn that they are recovering their
health
The remains Of John d. Cummings, for
many wears resident Of South Barre /
aud prominent figure IN the wood work 4
ING industry Of that village, whose
death occurred az his home in Worces
ter. Mass, Tuesday, were brought 90
Barre last evening over the Central Wee |
mont railroad at ASS o'clock. They /
we're taken 20 the mortuary chapel Of /
Hooker q Co. and the interment WIS
made in Elmwood cemetery az 2 O'Clock /
this morning. Mrs. Cummings and her
daughter accompanied the body from /
Worcester and Bert Niles Of Montpelier. /
a nephew Of the deceased, joined The 4
funeral party st Montpelier, Rev. j. w.
Barnett. pastor Of the Barre Congregs-
tional church. had charge Of short 1
PRAYER service az the grayesido in Elm
wood.