The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

See the new Quaker collar at Alb
bott's
II, j. M. Jones of Jones Bros granite
manufacturers. has been passing a few
! days in Boston on business.
Beginning May Il the price of chair
wood will be $3.50 per load of SO cubic
feet. Arthur S. Martin. Phone 53-W.
Mr.. and Mrs Percy Kerr have returned
to their home in Craftsbury, after hav-
ing passed a few days with relatives in
this city and Phin6cld
Edward Enright OF Bethel who used
TO live in Barre 20'years ago, arrived in
the city last evening and will be employ.
ed here in the granite industry.
4. Lorenzo Kibby OF Brookiield was
visitor in the city last evening, while
on his way to Burlington for few days
visit with friends at the university.
just the home you want -Seven-room
house with large lot 3 James street
Barre. All modern conveniences and in
best OF condton--$l ,S00-terms easy.
Vermont Real Estate & Insurance Co.
Leroy Bailey, who is employed in the
Kennedy garage off Depot square, left
this morning for Woodsvllc, N. H.,
where he will make a business visit of
several days.
Mrs. Martha Calef- White, electric nee
die specialist, will be at Miss Canning's
toilet parlor, Barre, Friday, May Il.
Boston Office, 2 Park square, corner of
Boylston street, room 35. Tel, Oxford
1853
! George Poole, who has been passing
three months in Barre and other central
Vermont towns, left this morning for
his home in Montreal Mr. Poole was
/ formerly employed as a caretaker at
Goddard seminary.
| Funeral services for Patrick Clark, a
well known Willamstown man, who died
yesterday, will be held in st. Sylvester's |
church in Graniteville Friday morning at |
0 o'clock, the pastor, Rev. Joseph Tur-
cot, officiating. Interment will be in
this city.
son was born Tuesday, May Is. to
Mr. and Mrs. Frank O. Lee. Mrs. Lee
and child are in Burlington. Mr. Lee I
resumed his duties in the city water and
engineering departments of Barre yes
terday, after spending few days in
Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Blondin, who
were recently married in Lebanon, n
H., arrived in the city yesterday for
few days visit with the formers rela
tives. Within short time Mr.. and Mrs.
Blondin plan to go to California for
an extended soiourn.
c. F. Smith was in Moretown yester
day conducting the sheriff's auction sale
of IL horses, known as the Martin Glib .
son horses. II took only IA Of them
to satisfy the creditors claim and costs.
Price. ranged from $3.50 to $40 each,
making the average $1,000. A good
sized crowd turned out to the sale,
Charles +. Wood of 5 Kirk street, a
member of the contracting firm of Wood
and Gregoire, left the city to-day for
Mount Clemens. Mich, where he will
make stay of indefinite length Mr. I
Wood has been troubled considerably
with rheumatism and he expects his stay F,
in Michigan will benefit his health.
Edward f. Stevens of Boston. the
architect who drew the plans for the new
Barre City hospital on Washington
street. was a business visitor in the city J
Yesterday Work on the hospital is pro-
crossing favorably and there are indi- '
cations that the institution win be ready I
for occupancy within the time prescribed
by contract.
The first class ride of the spring term
10 Spaulding high school will be that of :
The sophomores, who leave the city Sat-
nrday morning for a days outing at
Berlin pond Dinner will be served on
The shores OF the pond and the return !.
will be made in the early evening. Mr..
md Mrs. Harry II. Jackson will accom-
,sny the students. =
Clan Gordon, No. IL, O. s. G. will oh. =
'erve its annual Memorial Sunday on the
morning of May % by marching TO the =,
first Presbyterian church, where the a
,astor, Rev. Edgar Grassland. will de. i
liver sermon appropriate TO the mem I,
nv of deceased clasumen. There will Il
" special music by the regular choir il
# the church and soloists Memorial a
sunday with the clan falls this year on r
he anniversary of the founding OF the n,
For many years il has been
he custom TO designate as Memorial nj
ay the Sunday nearest the anniversary ri
he clansmen will assemble al their head Il
usrters in the Bolster block Sunday \,
corning before the services at the IL
hurch. uf
Ernest Carlson. a granitecutter. who to
A. been employed at his trade in Con-
ord. y. H., and elsewhere for several
lonths. returned 10 Barre at the be-
inning Of the week and encountered "A 70.
iece OF hard luck before be had been -
the city more than three hours. Mr.
arlson left his kit on the platform AZ p
,e Central Vermont station and start M
up street to get an expressman 70 -
Iove his baggage. When be returned 4.
, Depot square The kit was gone. Poo- :.
IL about the station saw a couple Of
Dungsters Juggling = kit Of tools down =
le tracks toward Granite street. but \
ter search failed 70 disclose any clue
at would lead 20 their identity. Mr..
arlson secured employment NJ once. but
DELAY Of tao days ensued before BE-
a. able 10 purchase another hit