The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

| O. w. Boyea of the Morse block was a
visitor in Burlington to-day on business,
Monday specials at the Diyersi Fruit
Co.. SOC oranges, Is for Csc; 35c oranges,
Is for 25c.
Rev. p M. McKenna of Summer street
left this morning for Burlington on a
short visit.
Look Cheaper than gas. We have n
we will sell at $2.25 load while it lasts.
Tel. 237. Morse & Jackson.
Mrs. r. G. Waterman of Camp street
went Saturday to Williamstown, where
she will visit for few days with her
mother, Mrs. George Williams.
Miss Ruby Bradley of Camp street,
who has been visiting at her home for
the past two weeks, returned to her du-
ties as teacher in East Barre this morn
ing.
Miss Nadine Rogers of Orange street
and Miss Ruth Robinson of Academy
street, left this morning for Wellesley,
Mass, where they will resume their
duties at Wellesley college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Henry of west hill
left this morning for Morrisville, N. Y,
being called there by the death of Mr. :.
! Henry's mother. The funeral services
will take place Wednesday morning
| Miss Edna Dashner, who is one of the
! teachers in the village school at Chelsea,
has returned to that place after spend
| ing her Easter vacation of two weeks at
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
| j. j. Dashner of Washington street.
Albert Mcqueen, former resident of
fhtS of y nd hn haa haaf, ann tAua1 in
submarine factory in Boston for the past
winter, left to-day for Detroit, Mch
after visiting few days with relatives
and friends in the city and vicinity.
J. j. Dashner, real estate agent, has
sold for II. d. Monkey his home place on
the East Montpelier road containing
about 20 acres of land, to John Pruneau
OF WebstervilIe. Mr.. Pruneau has bought
the place for home, as he desires TO be |
near the city.
The regular business meeting of the /
Woman's club will be held at 2:45 o'clock |
Tuesday afternoon, after which there will |
be social hour and refreshments will |
be served. The meeting of the board |
will be held Monday evening at 1880 in |
the Aldrich hall.
While engaged in putting the belt on
the grindstone at the World Granite Cos.
plant in East Barre this forenoon, Gus
Marcelle got his coat caught in the shaft
ing and before he was released his coat
and shirtsleeve were torn off and the
man was somewhat bruised. No bones
We're broken, however.
The automobile fire engine was called
out by still alarm at $50 Saturday aft
ernoon for a chimney fire in the house at
SO Seminary street. owned by o. J. Howes
and occupied by William Wright. The
trouble was confined to the chimney
and pipe and was soon settled by the
use of two hand chemicals. No damage
was done.
The Combination Five basketball team
has closed its season and lays claim to
the juvenile championship OF the city.
The members make this claim on account
Of the majority of games won, as out OF
20 PLAYED they won IL. The following !
played on the team: Geals, Ross, Parker,
G. Ross, Ingram, Halsall and Glass. vii {
liam Ross was captain and Charles Hal {
sail manager.
Exhibition dancing at the Belgian bah.
Mr.. Soutber Mead OF Florence studio in
the Fleur de Dance and Miss Leonorl :
fduGiltIs lNU Nfii hibNn bpHiVn hillNlNs I
will give an exhibition of all the modern s
dances at the city hall, Montpelier, on {
Tuesday evening, April @. Large or
,hestra, latest music. Concert at S, dane
ng until /. Balcony 25ci floor, 81 per
'ouple.
The baseball schedule Of st. Michacrs !
'ollege contains games with three Barre
cams. On May q II. Michael's will come
20 Barre TO play Goddard and on May 10
GODDARD will pay return visit. Two
yames for May 81 are scheduled for :
Barre, the local team being the Italian q
Athletic club. On june ;, st. Michael's =
will come TO Barre TO play the Barre {
Athletic club.
All ladies. men and Young people Of
he Presbyterian church are invited 10 3
ttcnd the lecture tonight on "China." g
The men are 90 observe ladies' night and
N enjoyable time is assured by the COM 2
aittee. James ". Boycc, VINO spent sew =
raj years in China, i well prepared 60 =
andle his subject. His talk viii be il. =
astrated with about 80 slides. After u
be lecture refreshments will be served
" the men. There is no admission 2
barge. D.
The Sunshine club Of the west Hill
act with Mrs. ID. L. Wood Thursday, y,
Ipril !, there being 10 members and SIX
isitors present. The visitors we're Mrs. I.
. =. Donahue, Mrs. John Holienbaek, :.
nd Mrs. James Thow Of South Barre y
lrs. Wilbur Rowland. and Mrs. Willis
bingham of the west hill and Mrs. Eu. ,"
enc Reynolds Of WilliAmstown. Mrs.
harles Chapman acted a. president pro
IN in the abscnce Of Mrs. =. 4. Carey. -
he program was a. follows; Song BY n
lab: vocal solo. Mrs Merton Chsney "
scitati0n. Hazl Wood vocal solo. Erma ~
honey recitation. Irene Benetedes a
sading, Neda A. Bingham; recitation. VI
velyn Thomps0ns closing song BY club. =
efreshmeuts 81 sugar on snow. plain V
oughmuts and pickles were served The ~
at meeting VIII be hela with Mrs. -