The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

Big values in suits and coats at Fits.
Another lot new colored silk hose Mt
Vaughan's.
See the new gloves 25c, soc, at the
Vaughan Store.
Come in and get our prices on milk
bottles. N. d. Phelps Co.
Get your Crex rugs for porches or any
room In the house at Hookcr's.
The chorus choir of the Congregational
church will meet Friday at ALB p. m.
G. M. Wiley of Maple Grove returned
this morning from business trip to
Boston.
Special meeting of Canton Ninton, No.
., Friday night at 1880. Every chevaier
is requested to be present.
Arthur Nathan, foreman at the new
hotel, entered the hospital Tuesday even
ing for treatment for tonsilitis.
w. M. Bycraft returned last night to
his home in Marshfield after spending
! few days in the city on business.
G. M. Cilley was taken yesterday from
the City hospital, where he has been for
treatment, to his home in West Tops
| ham.
| Mrs. Henry Chase of Waits River was
operated upon at the City hospital yes
terday. Her condition was favorable to-
| day.
H. G. Woodworth OF East Georgia has
been spending few days with his cous-
in, Girdon L. Woodwork of Washington
street
The Maeia farm in Berlin, sold through
the d. A. Pearry Real Estate agency,
contained 80 acres instead OF 600 acres,
as was reported in yesterdays paper
Floyd Jenhess, Paul Stevens and Har
old Carr have resumed their studies 1t
Goddard seminary, after spending few
days at their home in st. Johnsbury.
Robert ID. Carpenter, third assistant
engineer of the fire department, has re-
sumed his duties at the fire station after
passing several days with Mrs Carpenter
and little child in Rochester.
|. O. Kicker OF Blleriea, Mass, who
was called to Barre by the death of
A. NJ Morrison OF South Main street.
has returned to his home, after making
a brief visit with relatives in Groton. |
Ida Susena, the eight year-od daugh |
ter Of Joseph Susena of 2 Farwell street, |
was taken to the City hospital yesterday |.
afternoon and was operated on for APP |
pendieitis. Her condition is very favor
able this morning.
Peter Concrugnola of 81 Smith street.
left last night on the midnight train for
New York City, where he will meet his !
brother, Andres, and wife and two chill.
dren. The latter are to come to this
city to make their home.
The Ida Read w. c. T. z. will observe
Arbor day tomorrow afternoon. The
meeting will be held with Mrs. r. y.
Beckley of Park street at 80 o'clock.
After the regular meeting they win go
to Elmwood park to plant the trees,
Members are cordially invited to come Z
and bring their friends.
Mrs. Nellie L. Haskell OF Gloucester
Mass, who has leen passing the winter
and part of the spring with her sister,
Mrs. Virgil z. Ayers, OF Ayers street
will leave the city late this afternoon
for Bowling Green, Mo. where she ex-
poets to make a stay of from four to six
weeks. She win be accompanied to Mis-
souri, by Mrs. Oscar Anderson of Maple
avenue, who will also make an extended
visit in Bowling Green. Mrs. Haskell I
plans to return to Barre for another
visit before going back to her home in I
q
Goddard seminary and st. MichaePs
,ollege OF Winooski park will line up at /
he campus late this afternoon for the |
irst Of a series of baseball games which
he two schools are to play this season. q
Goddard has defeated two To- (
al teams this year, to-day's game will /
,c a real test, inasmuch as the collegians
ave had the benefit of much practice. !
{ is expected that the game will be 5
tarted around $3.50 o'clock. IA the st. +
Iiehsels men plan TO start for Winoo- !
Xxi just before g o'clock
Miss Jessie Sim. daughter of Mr.. and I
irs. James Sim OF North Main street, 1
as been entered as a candidate in the O
'oston Travellers Pana ma Pacific exposi- "
ion contest. Miss Sims picture APP i
feared in The Traveller Tuesday and q
hould she win the contest she will be
ne of several young women whose ex. g.,
enses to the San Francisco exposition :,
re TO be borne BY The Traveller. George I,
emmett, a former Barre boy. but now
I Lawrence. Mass, had his picture in =
rcent issue OF the Boston American and y
one Of that papers candidates for a =
rec trip TO the exposition. ~
This is the busiest season Of the wear =
Dr. the park commission, members of =
hich are taking every advantage of the !,
Scellent start which trees, grass and -
ants received under the fostering rays y
warm April sun. Yesterday the :
finished the work OF set -
nc out 1000 pine transpants on Jack.
m park in Bstchelder's meadow. 4 sig.
BE area on the city's park plot in that
einity was reserved for seedlings and
hen a consignment was received re-.
ntly from State Forester A. r. Halves. .
ie work Of getting the miniature trees
TO the soil was started without DELAY x
eople living 10 the vicinage of Jackson
lrk are urged 10 cooperate with the A
,rk commission by seeing to IL that
.eir children are not permitted 20 run
large on the planted area. The trans 4
ants are not hardy enough 60 endure
~ tramping and = number Of children A
raying into the park might do much
mage before they are aware of Il.
At the Baptist church last evening 4
usiderable enjoyment vas had by near
100 people who attended tho back
ird social" given hy the Agoga class OF =
at church. 4 short program which Wa
gun At 10 O'Clock and lasted until 2
- given. Roy ki0def gave n piano .
ln. and q band III four pieces in which 4
y kidder. Harley kidder. Louise Par
idge and Cisud Partridge took part.