The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

f'p'cIHl cOHt values AT AbbOtta.
North Shore wash dresses at Fits.
New Hoagknit sweaters at Abhott's.
The chorus class Of the Congregation
al church will meet for rehearsal Tues
day at AIS p. m.
William st. John will leave tonight
for Haverhill, Mass, where he will spend
week or 10 days.
Pianos tuned, regulated and repaired
Work guaranteed. X. RI. Gale, AS Wei,
lington street. Phone 1911.
Mrs. Minnie Pareizo left Saturday for
| Barton, where she will remain for sew
eral days, visiting with relatives.
| Quality feathers for repairing. fancy
laces and bows and leather strips for
sale at Charbonneau's. Basement of the
/ Worthcn block.
| Raymond Tierney. who has been max
ing short visit in Boston on business,
| returned to his home on South Main
street last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hull. who were In
the city yesterday to attend the funeral
OF A. NJ. Morrison, returned to their
home in South Woodbury. to-day.
Miss Taylor, member of the Spauld-
ing faculty returned last night Nom
Proctor, where she has been visiting at
her home during the past few days.
An informal reception will be held at
the Methodist church parlors Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock to welcome back
Rev. and Mrs. r. r. Newell. Everybody
come.
A real estate deal was put through re-
Gently whereby Charles b. Fletcher of
Chelsea sold his farm to Mr.. and Mrs.
Blair, who will take possession immedi-
ately. J. J. Dashner, real estate agent,
Barre.
A number Of Barre Spiritualists were
in Montpelier Yesterday to attend a
meeting in the G. A. r. hail. Wellman
G. Whitney. wellknown Springfield,
Mass, Spirtualist, was the speaker at
the afternoon and evening services.
Mrs. Frank Merrill of Prospect street
and Garrett Roberts OF Kinney street |
left Saturday night for Springfield.
Mass. where they were called by the |
death of Mr.. Roberts sister. Mrs. vii |
liam Haddigan. The funeral is to be
held to-day.
Harry T. Jeffords of 30 North Main /
street. the well known painter, returned
last night from Essex Junction, where he
inns btff1 passing iVul WINS III the Utlilt /
cf John p Crowley. During his absence
Mr.. Jcffords assisted Mr.. Crowley in
painting summer home at Camp Rich
in Milton.
The Agoga class Of tho Baptist church
are planning something different for an
to he given Wednesday
night. The affair is to take the form
Of a backward social. All things that
usually come first are to come last. 1t
Is to begin at 10 o'clock and end at s.
Mrs. Sadie NJ. Geake of l6 Church
street and James h. SAWYER of 40 South
Main street were united in marriage at
the Universalist parsonage on Church
street Friday evening by Rev. J. b. Rear
Ion. The couple were unattended and
eft the following day for a brief we'd
ling tour Mr.. Sawyer has been en-
loved as a blacksmith at the Trow &
Holden plant for several years.
Second Constable George W. Parks .
ook a young man in custody at the ,
forth end OF the city Saturday and
'rought him to police headquarters. II I
ranspired that the fellow had stepped
nto store entrance in that section OF 7
he town 10 get out of the rain. ON the
omplaint Of the owner. the second con- I
table escorted him to the station. He
rss discharged from custody. A
Barre is sure Of one big circus during
he coming summer and the prospects
or a second biggest show on earth" are
onsidered bright. o. G. Averill. city bill
oster, has been notified that the famous
ol Ranch Wild West show will exhibit
= this city sometime within the next
No months Only two other towns in
ermont. Burlington and Rutland. il is
xpected. will entertain the lOl Ranch
erformers in 1915.
The u. G. v. baseball team iourneyel
, Wiliamstown Saturday afternoon and
spite Of a steady drizzle Of rain dur
q the whole afternoon, played the vii.
amstown town team. The Barre team
as defeated in tho seventh inning. when
got to the pitcher for
w punched hits. In this inning they
rought in six scores. making their to-
Il 10. The n. c. V. club had total Of
ven. At the end Of the seventh the
,me was called. Colombo and Starr
ere the ID. c. V. battery and Slavery and
,dfrev were the Williamstown battery.
return game will be played later in
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