The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-13
TALK OF TIE TOWN

urdaY ana MONDAY al Aopobt -
Good crowd guaranteed. Public dance
Clan Gordon hall, Saturday evening III
eys. Gentlemen, so centsj ladies ifee'
The distinguished war correspondent,
Peter MaoQueen, is coming with ZoO
wonderful pictures, Remember the date,
March IL. Barre opera house
Mrs. Ida Pearson returned yesterday
TO Barre, after spending the winter with
relatives and friends in various parts OF
Vermont and Massachusetts,.
A son was born yesterday afternoon
to Mr. and Mrs. Percy keir OF crafts
bury. Mrs. Ker was Miss Marion Cutler,
and both are former Goddard students
If William Chester Furnan will call on
or telephone to Rev. u. +. Newell, 10
French street, he will receive message
from his dying mother in Delmar n. Y.
w. j. Bascom of st. Adams arrived
lin the city yesterday for a few days
visit with his daughter, Mrs William
Spear Of the Merchant street extension.
Coralinn Perry, the little daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Perry Of King street,
who has been critically i'll for several
DAYS. is reported to be recovering her
health slowly.
The people of Graniteville are expect
inc a rare treat next Tuesday evening,
Marhc IS, when S. HOLSTER Jackson
attorney at. law, will give them "A Peep
into the Future"
Michael Plumpides, clerk in the Hub
restaurant, is detained at his home with
a rather serious illness. Joseph hene-
fck OF Highland avenue is taking his
place in the Hub.
A. Nj. Flanders of Orange street re-
turned last evening from Boston, where
he has been putting in week at the
auto show. During his absence he also
visited relatives in Springfield Mass.
The item in The Times Of March y,
relating to the payment of a fine in
Montpelier city court for intoXication by
/ f. A. Beede has no connection with the
marty by the same name residing in
Washington.
Campbell Stephens, the Park street
boy, who was seriously injured IN
coasting accident several weeks ago, con-
tinues to make satisfactory progress to-
ward recovery The lad is still confined
to the City hospital.
Charles Spencer has returned from
Boston. where he attended the Boston
auto show. On his way home he was
Joined at Mortified by Mrs. Spencer and
daughter, who have been passing week
at the home of her parents.
NJ. NJ. McIver of rs Perry street has
rather a good egg story TO tell. Thurs
day an egg was brought into the house
and the size tempted him to measure IT.
The egg measured o inches around the
ends and inches around the middle
LIT weighed one-half OF pound
The Ministers Monday club will hold
it's next meeting at the VI. f. church IN
Waterbury Monday, March l5' Rev. ,.
F. Bloomfield pastor OF Bethany Con-
gregatonal church, Montpelier, will read
paper on the topic, "A Study in Ser
mons"
II. Gale Bennett OF Spaulding street
returned this morning from Boston,
where he has been attending the auto
mobile show. Among other Barre men
who returned last evening and to-day
from the Hub were: II. f. Cutler, Frank
Hutchinson and Joseph Dale Of VII
lamstown. Messrs. ID. A. Perry, q. II.
Perry and c. H. Perry will return from
Boston this evening.
The members of the Winners class OF
the First Baptist church met last night
at the home of Milton Bradley on Camp
street for the quarterly election OF ON
GERS. The following We're unanimously
chosen: President, Gladstone clark
vice president Carl Morehouse; secre'
tary. Burton Jones; treasurer, Clarence
Rogers reporter, John Beagrie. 90.
eial hour followed, at which time pop.
corn and candy were served.
II. NJ. Douglas left this morning for
Braintree, where he win superintend an
\ extensive numbering job. Mr.. Douglas
has contracted to remove 100000 feet
4 of lumber within the coming month. lie
4 intends to employ a larger gang OF
4 woodsmen than would be necessary u
i there were a heavy fan Of snow in The
n woods. as the conditions which exist
u this winter have greatly handicapped
n timber men in getting their lumber out
4 Of the wounds.
n Charles J. Tetreault Of 81 Prospect
n street who was recently called TO Chic
opee Falls. Mass. by the death OF his
father. Alfred Tetresult, has returned
from his former home In Swanton, q
n which place be accompanied the remains
u for burial The deceased was born II
s. VercheVe. =. O., IS years ago and wa'
NJ for MANY wears q resident Of Swanton
n Tatterly H. had lived with daughter
Il in Chicopee Falls. lie conducted a wheel
n wright shop and undertaking establish
Y mcnt in Swanton during ? long period
Funeral services were held "Wednesday
y and iuterment was made in Swauton.
4 Mrs Robert Fraser was the guest g
honor AZ 4 party given AZ the home o
4 Mrs. r. Lynn Clark 81 20 Long stree
last evening Preparations for the affair
= (which partook 81 the nature 81 fare
Weil reception. were completed withou
any previous inklng having been con
viewed 10 Mrs Fraser and when the tim
came for ushcring in a party 81
fr,ends she was completely surprised
| There vas varied program Of game
and other diversions during the earl
evening and later dainty collation. ~
served one Of TIE dcliRhtful feature
came with the presentation 81 travel
ing bag - Mrs Fraser. feic.tation
we're oppressed on behalf ID the compan'
81 Sire Margaret Kesson and Mrs FRA
- respoude9 feetinrlv Mrs. Fraser
10 leave tbe r.tv within g few dave G.
Sahaa Cal. whore she vill make % ~
trnde1 STAY With her daughter. Mr.
Holart DaVie.
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