The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

Leona, 3-in-l underwear at Abbott'r
II White plsse Zoe yard, special a
II Fits.
H Private sale of household goods at Ho
II tel Northern every day. O. II. Hale
II manager.
II Ensign Parsons left this morning on
II business trip to Wells River and st
IL Johnsbury.
II Children began bringing flowers to thu
II specimen table at the Aldrich public ii
II brary to-day.
II lington, passed Sunday with his family
H on North Main street.
II See Robert Edison in five-reel west
/ ern, where the Trail Divides" at The
| Pavilion to- day.-Adv.
II Mrs. Estela Farrar of Eastern avenllc
returned this morning from visit with
relatives in Middlesex.
J. Barginni left the city early this
morning for Boston. where he will make
a weeks business visit.
| The Perry Auto Co. unloaded a car of
Ford touring cars in the Central Yer
mont freight yard this forenoon.
The ladies of st. Monica's church are
asked to be at the church at 0 a. IN.
Tuesday to assist in the cleaning of the
church.
Sunday school social in the vestry of
the Uniyersalist church on Wednesday
evening, May 10, at o'clock. Program,
games and refreshments. Admission, be.
Elon +. Barrett, w. H. Richardson and
c. i. Webster were among the Barre Odd
Fellows who left the city this forenoon
for Brattleboro to attend the state con.
yention of the T. O. o. F.
The Barre All-Stars defeated the Dat
mealers Saturday afternoon by the score
of 10 to o. Beagre and Newcomb did
the battery work for the winners, with
Murray and Graham opposing.
| A. ID. Evarts, Who has been spending a
week at his home in New York City. re-
turned to Barreslast night and resumed
his duties at the new Hotel Barre on
Washington street this morning.
The ladies aid society of st. Monica's
church will hold card party at the home
of the president, Mrs. Weston Walker, on
| Cleveland avenue, Tuesday evening at
| 1880. All members and their friends are
cordially invited
All who have consented to entertain
delegates to the state congregational con
ference, which opens in Barre tomorrow
are asked TO be at the church to accom-
pany those who may be assigned to them |
particularly at the evening session.
A eantata, Queen OF the May" will |
be given at the Presbyterian church by |
the children Friday evening May 81. |
An entertainment that will please ev.
erybodv is assured Admission, adults, I
Is cents: children. 10 cents.
The members OF Barre division, ladies'
auxiliary to the 4. o. H., met in the
Knights of Columbus hall Sunday morn.
ing and marched to st. Monica's church
for their annual corporate communion at
$3.50 o'clock. A large number of ladies
were in the line.
c. +. Smith, auctioneer, held an auc-
tion sale for Nelson Bercomb in Brook
field last Friday; nine fall cows aver
aged nearly $50 each. yearlng heifers
s25 each, one three-year-od colt sold for
Sl45. one wo.year-old colt sl40 farm
tools and machinery brought fair prices
The ID. c. " baseball team defeated
Montpelier seminary ~ the latter,
campus Saturday afternoon by the score
of II TO .. Clarke and Calderara were /
the battery for the winners and Hay
and Hadlock for the losers. Clarke allow d
ing but seven hits while Hay was touched
up for dozen.
Funeral services for Charles F. Thomp- |,
son. former barre resident who was
employed here as tool sharpener for
many years. and whose death occurred at
his home in West Berlin Friday evening.
were held at the house this morning at
10 o'clock. Rev. j. w. Barnett. pastor OF
the Barre Congregational church. was the
clergyman. and a number of
other local people were present while the
services were In progress. Early this
afternoon tho remains were brought 30 :
this city for lnterment In Elmwood GENE.
tery.
The annual parish meeting ~ the :
Church Of the Good Shepherd will be held
in the church Wednesday evening nj =
o'clock. Delegates will be elected TO rep.
resent the parish az the annual conNcn.
lion Of the Vermont Episcopal diocese. :
which l. Co he held in Rutland June 10 y
Ind ~ After the parish meeting there 90
will he an assembly Of the Nestrymen. =.
Another double real estate deal has n
ust been transacted whereby Joseph i
nouln has sold his farm on Baptist
treet IN Milliamstown, Including stock p
md tools. 10 Deputy sheriff IT. J. Slay-
on, In part payment 81 which Mr.. poulin
ias taken over house In this city which 2,
sas the property Of Mr.. Slayton. The ,
um Involved IN the deals was about as
N. Both parties have bought for an IN.
.estment. The deal was made by J. T.
)ashner real estate agent, of this citv.
Celina Dorothy Rock, the infant daugh.
- of Mr.. and Mrs. y. \. Rok. former
esidents II Barre. died AZ her hume IN
est Berlin this morning at ~ p o'clcck.
no child was ak months old and had
zen ~ for three months. although her :
onditinn wss not critical until last week. r
,esidss her rarputs. she leaves a sister \
nd two brothers. The rennsins vill b. L
roueht - Barre and the funeral win be
cid in 81 Monieas church "Wednesday
lorninc. the pastor. Rev. Y. NJ Mckrn-
q. Officiating. 1nteruneuf vii 10 in the o
sthoiic cemetery ~ Beckisy street
Barre osd Fsilovs srs ~ this afternoon
NJ Rrsfflebare ~ attend The anuuai
,estinr n ths grand lodge ~ Nerrnoft.
q. q. p which OPENS to-rnorruv morn
n. Frank W. 1rekson and Mrs.. Gset
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