The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-29
TALK OF THE TOWN


H Vaughan Store.
Fresh Strawberries on college ices al
the Red Cross Pharmacy.
II Fresh Strawberries every day at th,
i United Fruit Store. Prices reasonable
Mrs. Lester Heath of Academy street
returned last night from weeks stay
in Hardwick.
Dancing in Rowland hall every Satur.
day evening. Montpelier Military band
orchestra. Ladies free.
John r. Marion, proprietor of the
Marion restaurant, was business Wis
itor in Burlington to-day.
James Stone of Lowell, Mass, who
has been in the city on business for the
past few days, returned home yester-
day.
Donald A. Spencer of Randolph, who
has been visiting friends and relatives in
the city for the past few days, returned
home to-day.
Fred L. Pages grapefruit just in, d.
rect from Florida, ripened on the trees
4 few boxes Marsh seedless, extra good.
Telephone 324-3.
The mission circle of the Cniversalist
church will meet with Mrs. Burr Of Camp
street Friday afternoon at $3.50. Please
notice change in place of meeting
Persons wishing to ride in an easy
riding car, driven by a careful driver,
at reasonable price, call on or phone
6B47. A. H. Norris, Williamstown.
] Giuseppe Corti who has been confined
to his apartments in the A. Tomasi block
for the past 10 days, was able to re-
sumo charge of his express business this
morning.
For particulars in regard to the Bos-
ton Travellers and Boston Sunday Her
AIDS free trip to the Panama exposi
ton, inquire at the lockwood Studio,
See ad.--Adv.
Mrs. Eli Rabideau arrived this morn
| ing from Malone, n. Y, and is visiting
at the home of her sister, Mrs. +. n.
Normandesu, at her home on 30 Mer-
chant street.
Tickets for the performance OF "fhe
Road To Happiness" by William Hodge,
at the opera house next Monday night.
go on sale at I o'clock tonight at
browns. -Ady.
A. NJ. Flanders has vacated the house
Mt % Orange street, where he has resid-
ed for few years, and Mr.. and Mrs.
George NJ. Gates, who recently purchased
the property from C. j. Lease, are pre-
pairing to occupy the property Mr.
Flanders is living on French street.
Deputy Game Warden Charles Keith
of North Seminary street has returned
from stay of several days in Marsh
field and Calais, where he had the over
sight of the posting OF several brooks.
II is said that trout fishermen are dis
couraged by the failure of the little
fish TO take hold and that some Of
the best trout streams in that part of
the county are deserted.
The funeral of Jesse Fruzzetti of 80
Railroad street, who passed away Tues |
day morning. the end following a long |
illness, was held from Hooker & Cos. !
mortuary chapel Wednesday afternoon |
at , O'Clock 4 number of men who 4
were formerly fellow workmen of the /
deceased joined with relatives in paying |
tribute to Mr.. Fruzzetti. There were a |
number of beautiful floral tributes In
terment was made at Hope cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs Amos John. Mrs. Mary /
Sarkis. Mrs. j. G. Corey, Antonio Cor
ey and Isaac Corey OF Prospect street
returned to Barre to-day from Der
lin. y. H.. where they attended the flu
neral Of Toney Corey. former Barre
man, whose death occurred there sun
day Funeral services for Mr. Corey
were held in the Catholic church at
Berlin Wednesday morning at . O'Clock.
A priest Of the Syrian branch Of the
church officiating. Intermeut was in
the Catholic cemetery at Berlin.
y. VI. Nelson went TO his harm on
Merchant street one morning recently
end learned that three of his heavy
draft horses had broken through the
fcor sometime during the night. How
long they had been absent from the first
floor Of the harm Mr.. Nelson was unable
to ascertain. as no one appears 10 have
heard any connection during the night.
The horses were found in the basement.
apparently none the worse for their eN.
perience. although they had been com
PEELED 10 stand for several hours IN the
water.
At the close Of the regular meeting
II the ladies' auxiliary 10 the Sons of
, eterans. last evening In Foresters' hall.
Northen block. the auxiliary and Sons
4 Veterans united in giving a reception ,
~ the new state commander. A. ". Rob.
nson. and the past commander. g. T. {,
Brigham. Ice cream and cake were
.erved aud during the poet prandial exer-
Uses which followed. nearly everyone
,reseut took occasion 10 speak. the re-
option proving very enjoyable to all.
There was a good attendance AZ the 1
Meeting and later event. a
Under the auspices Of the Young psso {
.le's sOciety. Mrs. Hanson delivered an D
interesting descriptive lecture On Egypt 4
p Tire yestrv 81 the Church Of the Good !
hepherd last evening A sizable audi a
ne accorded Mrs Hanson il closest =
ttentiOn. Other plcasurabic contribu- :
ions 10 the program included r piano !,
olo hv Miss Reid = reading bv Miss !.
'esr. and vocal solo BY Miss ~iavt0n
blowing the program refreshments
Fere SERVED. The affair last night
rought - q close = series 81 entertain q.
leuts heia during the winter and spring i
louths ~ the Young peoples secretly. =
IN 81 tire gatherings have been NJ Il
srhiv enjoyable character ard " is =
launed - inauguFats . similar series !.
ext fan -
The saooud ciean-up and rairi- up q
lrurairn in Barre "a D. open un THE "A
ipruinr ~ Monday. Mar a This .
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