The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-24
TALK OF TIE TOWN

All l. o. r. NJ. going TO East Barre to-
night please meet al Cows livery stables
at 0'45 sharp.
G. +. Smith, auetioneer, Is in Ryegate
TO day holding a farm sale for G. l.. Muir
ray, Of stock and tools.
The Arts and Crafts club viii meet
with Miss Grace Newhall on Orange
street tomorrow evening.
Miss Alice Sullivan OF Pearl street
went 10 her home in Hardwick this
morning for brief visit.
We have lot Of excellent bargains in
boys shoes. Now is the time TO III out
the boy for spring, Tilden Shoe Co.
Tusto Garcia left the city this morn
ing for Albany, N. V, where he has Sc.
cured employment for the summer.
A. A. Creamer left last night for Plain
field, where he will pass the remainder
Of the week in camp at Pigeon pond.
Il. L. Fredericks returned this morn
ing to his home in Bangor, Me-, after
passing 10 days in Barre and Montpel-
Ter.
Walter Griffin returned to Barre last
evening from Waterbury, where he has
been the guest of Charles ID. Swasey
for few days,
Charles Zanleoni and his son, Mario
Zanleoni, of North Main street returned
this morning from a few days business
visit in Boston.
Mrs. NJ. G.. Sawyer of Montpelier for
merly of Barre, was operated on at the
Heaton hospital, Montpelier, this fore
noon by Drs. Burr and Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mrs, Girdon Il. Woodwork
of Washington street returned yester-
day from visit of several days with
relatives in Elmore and Johnson.
Don't forget the concert at the Con-
gregatonal church this evening at n
o'clock. Lay aside business cares and
worries and come and be entertained for
two hours.
Miss Katherine Flanagan OF Burlington,
who has been visiting Mrs. 6. r. Pres
ton in st. Adams, arrived in the city |
last night for a few days stay with |
friends in Barre.
News Of the death OF Mrs. Ella Hub.
bard has been received by Mrs. 9. W.
Scott OF 10 Richardson street. Mrs. Hub |
bard was a niece of Mrs. Scott and leaves |
a number Of relatives in this city and "
cinity. Her death occurred on March II
in San Diego, Cal, and her remains were
taken to her home in San Antonio, Tex,
for burial.
All ladies OF the Church OF the Good
Shepherd are asked to contribute some
thing toward the missionary box to be
sent to Alaska the last of next week. 1t
is hoped all viii respond. Articles can
be left at Mrs. W. d. Reds. If anyone
is unable to do so, please notify Mrs.
Frank Rowland and she viii see they are
called for. ANY second hand clothing, like
old linen. sweaters, sheets, towels and
win be very acceptable.
The second bowling game between Gar
dens and MARRIOTT vs.. B. Marrianni and
B. Corcoran was bowled at the Merfo
alleys last night and resulted in q vic
tory for Marrianni and Corcorsn. At
the end of the first four strings the score
was tie but on the last string the win.
ners got total OF 80 pins more than
their opponents. This makes a game for
each side and third game viii be bowled
later. The alleys that are to be used
for the third game are not yet decided
upon.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. HOLSTER Jackson Of
Wellington street entertained dane.
ing party of II couples in the ground
store of the jackson block at 100 North
Main street last evening, Within the past
few months the store apartment has
been thoroughly renovated and before
L was occupied by the new lessees, the
,wners grasped the opportunity for hay
ng dancing party on the polished hard
wood floor in the main room of the store. Q
The guests danced to Nictrola music
ind at ntermission delicious refresh
uents were served.
News was received IN Barre yesterday
# the death of Mellen c. Hooker, for I
ner resident of Plainfeld, which occurred {
Il his home m Washington, d. G., Mon
Law Mr. Hooker was brother OF Loren
4. Hooker Of l0l Prospect street, and !
Mrs. c. NJ. Biekford OF Chelsea is sis =
er. The deceased was a native of Plain
ield and az the time Of his death he was :
n the vicinity Of IS years or age. Here
"A Barre he had a wide acquaintance
lmong the older residents OF the city a
md some 20 nieces and nephews living ,
n this locality are among the surviving {
elatives The deceased was one Of "a o
hildren. He went 10 Washington many c
ears ago and had been in business at y
'arious times IN the national capital 2
Tor upward Of IS years he was an EN-
'loye in the treasury department. Fu i
,eral services will BE- IN Washington to a
morrow and after the remains have been "
remated. the ashes viii be brought 20 a
Vermont for interment. Mrs. r. VI. la
lidder Of Montpelier. q sister Of Mr.. u
lockers wife has gone 70 Washington "
o attend the funeral o.
William g. Edwards Of So Merchant \
treet. who 4 taking q few DAYS vaca y
ion from bis duties In tie Walkover y
loot shop. went this morning 10 Ferris 4
urg, where be viii act as groomsman =
bic evening At The wedding Of Affss
aith Chapman 81 that t0wn 10 Ernest =
,eNiue of Birmingham. Ala The we'd q
ING j. r. b. celebrated az the home Of Z,
Ri bride.t0.be AZ O'Clock After
REF wedding trip the couple viii make I,
aeir h-me W Ferrisburg The prospce. n
rF bride 81 a sister 81 Alden Chapman /"
stufUnt az Goddard seminary. MI d.. ~
ine bas been employed until recently IS
s. louisville Heat a Power 90. IS Dir
.inFtam. Mr DIVINE and Bic hr81e-t8.
{ and Mr. Eawar8s became arguainteA n
hiie ties ucTe employed .H fhe eausus
1reau 81 Washington. y. q some wears
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