The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

Sale wash goods Saturday at The
Vaughan Store.
You will want one of those umbrellas
Tor 79c each at Perry's on Saturday.
w. p. Durkee, painter and paperhang-
| er, 2l3 South Main street. Tel. 306M
j. &. Wyllie left last night for Lowell
Mass, to remain for few days business
visit.
Miss Anna M. Mcdonald of Camp
street is detained from her duties in the
Lincoln school by illness.
The public schools of Barre will be
closed all day next Monday because of
the funeral of Superintendent Il. M. Ros-
coe.
Mrs. r. +. Dudley of Graniteville was
visitor in the city this morning while
on her way to Waterbury for weeks
visit with friends.
DIR. Ii. s. Carve, will sell at auction at
his residence in Marshfield village on
Tuesday, April 20, 1915, his entire house
hold goods. Lunch at noon.
Miss Lucy A. Proctor of Academy
street, supervisor of music in the city
schools, was called to her home in Boston
early yesterday by the illness of rela-
tive.
DR.. and Mrs. Z. A. Stanley of Water
bury were In the city yesterday, hav-
ing been called here by the illness and
death of Superintendent L. NJ. Roscoe of
the city schools.
Leon Abbott, student at the Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology, Boston,
Is spending few days at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Abbott.
OF belmont avenue.
Mrs. 7. w. Waterman returned to her
home in Cambridge, Mass, to-day after
passing week with her parents in Plain
field and at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. |
ID. ). Waterman of Washington street. |
William McCaffrey of Quechee arrived |
in the city last night and win be en-
ployed as soda clerk in the Drown |
pharmacy during the coming summer.
Mr.. McCafrey was in the employee of
Mr. Drown last season.
III. W. Narnum of North street. Alex
ander Duncan, II. j. NJ. Jones of Jones
Bros. and NJ II. Ryle OF Montpelier have
returned from Boston, where they at
tended meeting of the National Asso.
cation OF Granite Industries.
For Sale--The ladies' union will hold
food sale in the yestry of the Uni
W. HuISt CAhilH tNhLuIuhN dIItEHDDH.I F..
Baked beans and brown bread, rolls.
bread, dutch cheese, doughnuts and home
made candy, also aprons and fancy ar
ticles homemade by the children.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas II. Magner, who
recently came to Barre from Portland,
Me-, the former to assume charge of the ,
Life Insurance Co.'S. local
office, returned from brief visit in Bur.
lington yesterday and are row moving I
into the Phelps house, so-called, at the
upper end of Franklin street.
Mrs. William Warren and Miss Minnie
Roscoe of Springfield, Mass, arrived in
the city late yesterday afternoon. hav-
ing been summoned here by the illness !
and death of their brother. Superintend- !
mt +. NJ. Roscoe, of French street Mr.. I
md Mrs. John Toussaint OF st. Johns
bury, the latter a sister of Mrs. Roscoe
ier father, Mr. Sanborn. and her broth
r. Fred Sanborn. both of Bradford, are
Ilso at the Roscoe home.
Miss Elizabeth Brown, who has been
,assing a vacation at her home on Grant !
venue, returned this morning to Brad !
ord, where she will resume her duties
Monday as a teacher in the village
chools. Miss Marion Murray returned !
o her school duties in Corinth Corner 2
o-day. after a vacation of several weeks, :
nd Miss Katherine Stewart, who has =
zen visiting friends in Barre for n few Z
avs since returning from an extended .
tay with her father, Duncan Stewart. .
, East Longmeadow, Mass, left to-day :
or Chelsea, where she viii assume her
uties in the graded schools Monday
lorning.
Much enthusiasm marked the recep-
ion and special devotional services held
the Salvation Army barracks last -
vening in honor OF Brigadier Andrews, 4.
ivisiousl officer OF Hartford, Conn. and 20 20
djutant A. Tyler of Boston, the provin- y
al and young peoples secretary, who ..
rived in the city on the late afternoon -
ain for a few DAYS STAY. Musical fea ~
Tres of the devotional exercises were
charge of the children Of the Saliva. =, -
on Army Sunday school Aftervard NJ
djutant Tyler spoke Interestingly 10
le young people and Brigadier Andrews ~,
as also called upon 10 supplement the "a
marks made by the officers Of the Barre
rps. "a
Funeral services for Superintendent r t~
!. Roscoe Of The city schools. whose u"
'ath occurred al his home. lG French
rect. Friday forenoon. will be held in ~
r. Barre Congregational church Monday 4
ternoOn at O'Clock. The pastor. Re ",
w. Barnett, viii be- the officiating
The public schools. which -
ere closed down yesterday. will not be ~
session Monday and many Of the -
udents plan TO participate in the pub WI
tribute Of sorrow AZ tho church
embers Of the allied Masonic bodies in for
IRE will also have = part in the serY. Tor
=. The remains Of Mr.. Roscoe will b. Tel
ken over the Central Vermont rail. 1u
id At s;l5 O'Clock Tuesday morning 10 Ma
birthplace IN New Haven. where In ton
all - saaIr