The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

See our coats for $3.0s at Fits.
New millinery by express at Abbotl y
Helen Gardner in q twopart NltasraPl
ut Dreamand to-duy.-Adv.
j. A. lloughton OF Mortified was y
visitor IN the city Saturday and sunday
Call at Louis Romauos' aid get your
fresh eggs, PIE per dozen. Swifts smoked
shoulders, lie per h.
A new one Broad Leaf DC cigar.
Better than any Zoe cigar IN Barre
George w. Lander, maker,
For Sale Three Philo coops IN new
conditions also one SECONDHAND delivery
wagon. b. A. Eastman.
A. Germanino returned TO Northiicld
this forenoon, after having been called to
Barre by the death OF Il. A. Carusl,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Burton OF Bur.
lington We're week END guests OF Mrs.
G. N. Benedict and daughter Miss Emily.
The Baptist young ladies missionary
society will meet this evening at 1880
with Mrs, Holt at 81 Hill street for their
mite box opening All members and all
campfire girls are invited. Those who do
not have mite boxes are asked TO bring
contributions for missions.
The funeral of Mrs. Chester kczer,
whose remains were removed to West
Corinth after her death in Websteryille
Friday evening, was held IN that village
this forenoon at ii o'clock, Rev Mr.. Sar-
gent officiating lnterment was made IN
the village cemetery at Cornth.
Having taken over the management Of
Riley's orchestra and also being the man
ager Of the Montpelier Military band or
chestra, | am in position to furnish two
good orchestras for all occasions and |
respectfully solicit your patronage. Kari
b. Forsel, Montpelier, Vt. Phone 252.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pierce of Curricr
street, who accompanied the remains OF
Mrs. Pierce's mother, Mrs. Irene NJ Stod-
dard, to Yarmouth, Me, for burial FRI
day, returned to this city to-day. Furer-
al services for Mrs Stoddard We're held in
Yarmouth Saturday afternoon and the
interment was made beside the body OF
Mr.. Stoddard, who died several years ago.
Owing to the unsettled situation in the
Barre granite belt, operations along the
quarry line of the Barre railroad are al
most at a standstill. Last week was one
Of the dullest ever known in granite
transportation circles. A number OF the
train hands employed on the daily runs
to Graniteyille. Websteryille and East
Barre have been laid off pending read
iustment OF conditions. During the lat-
ter part of the week the necessity for
hauling enipties to the hill required the
services of the train crew and few men
will be engaged this week on trains com
missioned for the purpose Of hauling coal
to the hill and freight to the merchants
in Barre Town.
Owing to change of occupation,
James T.. Riley announced to-day that he
has disposed Of his interest in what has
been known as Riley's orchestra.
Karl II. Forsell, cornet sOloist and man
ager OF the Montpelier Military band or
will take full charge of the or
chestra business from to-day on. Previ-
ously it has been reported that Mr.. Lam
d Of the Laudi Basini studio, would o.
in the orchestra, but this re-
port is uncontirmed Mr.. Riley stated to-
day that his successor, Mr. Forsell, Is
now in a position TO furnish two good
orchestras for all occasions, and the
speaker, in referring to the situation said
81 can highly recommend him Mr. For |
SELL in every respect, and | feel that !
lave left my orchestra in good hands. ]
also take this opportunity to thank one !
and All who have in any way assisted in
making 'Riley's orchestra success"