The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

Observation-Disclosures,
Uniyersalist yestry, February 2.
Burns concert tonight, Presbyterian
church.
Be sure and see the program at the
Biiou to-day.
Mrs II. r. harrington returned To
Bmttleboro this forenoon, after a visit
of several days in the city.
Robert q. Mcdonnell, James Brown
snd George II. HIoyt were in West Ber-
lin and Northhold on business to-day.
See who is at the Bijou to-day, Will
liam Shay in two-reel /. NJ T.. drama,
"Redemption;" also Warren Kerrigan in
Little Meg and l."
Don't forget the dancing party TO be
held in Rowland hall Thursday evening
under the patronage OF the young peo-
pies society of the Church OF the Good
Shepherd.
Inmates at the city farm on the Mer-
chant street extension now number Ia,
the total being slightly in excess of the
number during the summer months and
late fall.
Street Superintendent James s. VIII
son had gang Of men at work removing
snow from the business section this
forenoon. Most of the accumulation OF
the past two days was carted around
the corner of Prospect street and dump
ed into the river near the bridge. BY
noon large areas of highway had been
relieved of their snowy burden.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cults and Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Blakely returned to-
day from Underhill, where they attended
the funeral of Miss Luela M. Ross, an
estimable young woman, whose death at
the age of 10 years occurred in Underhill
Friday. Rev. Mr. Sturgis ofiiciated at
the services and the burial was in I'm
deThill. The bearers were: Edwin Blake
ly of Burlington, Chester Blakely and
Fred Cults of Barre, Ezra Ross, jr., of
Brandon, George Blakely of St. Johns
bury and Harle Ross Of Underhill. Miss
Ross was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Ross Of Underhill and was born
in that town For the past two years,
she had been patient sufferer with
She was cousin of Mrs.
f. T. Cults of this city and had been
frequent visitor in Barre. Among the
floral tributes at the funeral, which was i
held Sunday afternoon, were: Roses, ia
ther and mother and brother, Carl; car
nations, Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Henry, Mr.. |
and Mrs. L. w. Terrill, Mr.. and Mrs. /
G., G. Terrill, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ross, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlie Ross; roses and ear
nations, Mr.. and Mrs, Carl Benedict, Mr. I
and Mrs. Amos Humphrey; carnations
and ferns, ladies aid society of Under
lill; carnations, Sunshine band; carna-
tons, Mr.. and Mrs S. H. Bruce and fam
ly; roses and carnations, Mr.. and Mrs,
Fred T. Cults; carnations, Columbus+
Day; carnations and ferns, Mrs. W. Cross
md Miss Barrett; wreath of roses, car
iations and white lilies, Mrs. Martha
Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs +. d. Blakely, !
'lr. and Mrs. Frank Staples; carnations.
,lr. and Mrs. Frank Reedy and family !
i Burlington; carnations and ferns, Mr..
md Mrs G. +. Ayers and family; car. 4
Iations, Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Densmore; e
arnations, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Densmore; |
White carnations, Grandma" Rixby; car Z,
ations and ferns, Minerva lodge, No 81, t
(. of p; carnations. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra
loss and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis {
loore, Mrs. William Fuller, Mrs. New =
on, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Rand, Mr. and q
FRS. L. G. Fowler, Helena Fitzsmmons \
nd sehoolmates; carnations, MIR. and /
FRS. George Blakely, Mr.. and Mrs w. J. c
lolder, Mrs. ii. A. Brigham e