The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-22
TALK OF THE TOWN


Look at wash goods at Vaughan's.
Special values H. house dresses at Alb
bolts.
Waterglass loo per quart at Red Cros
Pharmacy.
| Note G. N. Kenyon & Co.'S. ad, in to
days paper.
Choice seed potatoes in lots Of Ave o.
more bushels at 80 cents per bushel
Eastman Brothers.
kino Maggianni is employed AS a
clerk in the newly established Granite
City General store on Granite street
Miss Maude II. Colburn of Orange
street left yesterday for Burlington
where she will visit with friends for a
few days.
Mrs. Margaret Smith OF Liberty street
! who was called to st. Johnsbury by
the death of relative, has returned
to her home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Z. Silloway of Nor
risville, who have been visiting relatives
in the city for the past few days, have
returned to their home
Miss Mabel Start of Keith avenue,
who is employed as bookkeeper in the
Barre Savings bank, is recovering from
an illness of 10 days duration.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Neveau have re-
turned to their home in East Enosburg,
after having been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Neyeau at the Morrison farm
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. w. Potter of Wood
stock arrived last night aud are visit
ing at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. W.
Scott of IL Richardson street for a few
days.
| Lyle Burnham OF South Main street.
who has been visiting in Painfield, has
returned to his home in this city and
will later resume his work in the Ross
barber shop.
Mrs. Edward Larock has returned to
her home in this city, after having been
called TO East Fairfield to attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Ray O. Sturteyant, which
was held Sunday afternoon.
| Arthur Wilson, John Mansur, Charles
and George Flint and Miss Bridges OF
the Goddard seminary faculty left this
morning by auto for West6eld where
they VIII attend the funeral of Michael
plumpides this afternoon.
The aldermanic committee of the
whole, the mayor and j. p Corskie spent
nearly two hours on fremont street and
Perrin hill yesterday afternoon. when
an investigation of the water shed in
that neighborhood was made.
Goddard seminary and the Barre A. |
G.. are matched for a baseball game to
be played on the seminary campus Sat
urday afternoon. 1t will be the first
time that any of the stronger teams
in the city have come together this sea
son.
William r. Chaycr, an engineer on the
Barre branch of the Central Vermont
railroad returned yesterday from fish
ing trip to Lake Champaign, where he
secured good catch of pike. While on
his outing Mr.. Chayer made his head
quarters in Alburg.
Yesterday afternoon at the South end
trotting park the Carpathia club went
down to defeat before the strong South
End baseball team by a score OF % to
III. Polli and Phillips was the battery
for the winners and Milton and Stuart
did the staff work for the losers.
A rummage sale will be held by the 7
'ivic department of the Womans club on
May /. Every clro woman who can is &,
asked to send something for this sale, as
Ill articles on hand have been disposed
VI and new stock is needed Articles i,
nay be left at Mrs. Shepard's store or
With Mrs. c. l.. Bugbee of 9s Washington
treet.
William F. Milne, who is prominent
II the boy scout movement in Barre, and =
hrs. Milne will leave the city late this
vening for New York, where they are &
o sail Saturday on the American liner, =
'ascania, for their former home near
aberdeen, Scot. Mr.. and Mrs. Milne A
xpect to be absent from Barre for a few a,
months only. n
A special meeting of the city council 81
as been called for Friday evening at A
O'Clock, when the mayor and the board
aldermen viii assemble to discuss the h,
roposed change in water rates. The al. A
ermanic water committee, il is expect "
4, will have revised schedule 10 sub h,
lit before the council for approval or ca
election.
After the regular meeting of the Re- a,
ekahs last evening in the I. o. o. +. ~
all social time was had and also a \,
usical program vas given. The solo. !,
q were Mise Mary Paterson and Miss :,
NINA Slayton. Miss Emile Benedic; "a
80 gave several piano selections. Read -
% were given by Walter Boutwell, and
ne. Elmer Perry At the end Of the
-ogram an old-fashioned spelling match y
a. in order. Tho last two 10 drop from -, ~
lo ranks were Mrs. Ella Ryeburg and !"
iss Mary Paterson. They were re. =
arded with a small trophy for their -'
ork. Mrs. Della Stone was the one 'e
osen 30 give out the words. "o
The remains Of Mrs. Luthera y. Col
H.. who passed away al the Smith
on Trow bin March p. were
ken from the receiving vault at Elm
BOD cemetery 10 West Topsham yester- 20
" for interment. Accompanying the -
dy were Mr. and Mrs. Charles =. At
NTH. Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. smith and .
?. and Mr. 4 7. Smith. who made the =,
N with Mr.. and Mrs. Prank " Allen -.
a L. :. >snborn. A. she village cem-
sry in West Topsham the funeral
u awaited by a number Of Mrs. Col Gu
~ old friends in that vicinity. A nm
mmittal service 81 the grsveside was 1es
IA hy Res. Mr. MOCK
Dan 4. Perry rcociVed his 9th con. rel
.nment IT pine seedlings from the NC
ne forester A. r. lBnaes. Yesterday !
Q ~ dsy men in his employ transport sis
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