The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-08
TALK OF THE TOWN
Shoe sale at Fits.

See the new pettlcoats az vaughan y,
Fine materials for graduation dresses
at Abbott's.
Latest showing new laces at the
Vaughan Store.
Special Lantern globes, doc per dozen,
or for 25c. n D. Phelps Co,
Wallace Dutton OF Chelsea, a former
student at Goddard seminary, is en-
ployed in the suit department at the
Homer Fits store.
r. j. Boulris of Websteryile has re-
ceived 300 day-old chicks from the Pitts.
field poultry farm at Holston, Mass.
This was the FIRST shipment OF chicks to
arrive in Barre this season.
| The condition of Coralnn Perry the
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Perry of King street, who is quite seri-
ously i'll, was reported to be but slightly
improved to-day.
Miss Margaret Brown, teacher in
the town schools of Marshfeld, arrived
in the city Saturday to spend the spring
vacation of several weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Margaret Brown of .
Grant avenue.
The east hill mothers club met with
Mrs Neil Nelson and after a short pro-
gram, Mrs. Nelson served a Danish sup
per. After an hour spent socially, the
meeting adjourned, TO meet next time
with Mrs. George WEIGH.
Ladies of the Barre Woman's club.
Don't forget the lecture on ''New Eng
land Folklore" by Professor Charles
Peabody of Harvard university, at How
land hall Tuesday evening, March o. ut
s o'clock. This lecture is open to the
public. Admission, &c. Ladies, also re.
member that the literature class, led by
Henry jackson, viii meet in Aldrich hall
Friday evening at 1880 o'clock.
The Bennett Morgan farm in the town
of Chelsea has been sold to Mr.. and
Mrs Oramel /. Morse of Randolph, who
are undecided as to whether they will |
occupy the property. The farm, located |
three miles from Chelsea village, contains |
pa acres, and the deal was consummated
by w. W. Perkins, the Randolph repre-
sentative of the d. A. Perry Real Estate
agency.
The next rehearsal of the choral So
ciety viii be held in the city hall, Mont
pelier, Tuesday night at p. m. sharp.
As this is the sixth rehearsal Of the year
all should plan to be in attendance. All
those who have not handed in their seat
slips will please do so. II. D, Hopkins
will read the poem, "A Tale OF Old Jap 4
,n," by Alfred Moves, which is the basis
If one OF the choral works this year.
Roy Allen Spear, the infant son Of
Hr. and Mrs. William Spear of the Mer
liant street extension, died Saturday
afternoon after biref illness. The
hild was Is months old, and besides its
PARENTS there are two sisters and three
,rothers surviving. Funeral services
we're held from the house this afternoon
/ o'clock. Rev f. f. Newell, pastor
+ the Hedding Methodist church, was
he officiating clergyman, and interment
vas made in Hope cemetery.
Vermonters in Boston. of whom there
re many former Barre residents. will
old their annual sugarine off in hortf- (
ultural hall on the evening OF Satur.
ay, March p. according to a decision
cached by the executive committee of
he Vermont association Saturday. The
sual supply Of snow will be shipped I
rom Vermont to Boston and the whole (
fair will take on the aspects Of an
utdoor sugaring OF in the home state
concert program has been arranged
nd the evenings festivities will con
Jude with dancing.
Motorists and prospective owners OF y
lotor-propolled vehicles in Barre are 70 B
q well represented at the Boston auto
how, which opened Saturday evening +
18th an attendance of 20000 people. a
he advance guard Of the Barre delega.
ION left the city last evening Others j,
ill make the trip tonight. and others !
til plan 20 be in Boston a day or two "
lille the show Is in progress this week
mong those who are in the Hub al y
lady, OF who plan 20 BE- there before \
'ednesday, are the following auto fans q
NJ Flanders. Frank Hutchinson,
harles Spencer George W Mann. Dan /.
Perry. Quincy y. Perry, CORTLAND n \
cry, Joseph ale of WilliamstoWn. n
a. Drown, II. Gale Bennett and II. +
utler
Funeral services for Mrs. William , n
Dung. whose death AZ her home ia Wi. n
lmstown "Wednesday morning followed A
brief Illness, were held az the house a
lturday afternoon At 2 o'clock Rev n
'hn Irons, pastor Of the Williamstown II
church. was the ofiicat
& clergyman and the bearers were
aorge Edison Of Montpelier. p. T.. House Z,
this city. Lester o. Morgan. and Mr. y.
antin. Among those phople from out /,
town who attended were Mr.. and Mrs. I,
lward L House Of Barre, Mr. and Mrs. -
.orge Edison and Mrs Bailey Of Mont M
Tier Mrs.. Frank Siblcv. mother 81 -
= deceased. with her sister. Miss Fila -
bley, and her daughter. Miss katherine -
,ung, who came 20 Vermont from Dor IS
ester. Mass q attend tire funeral NJ
N remain for e few DAYS yisit IN Barre
d WilliamstoWu
Angelo Mai Of North Main street ana u,
Gudid have retarned home from Mf. \,
rd y. IL, the former having accom-. n.
uied the remains Of bic brother. Gae III
DO Mai who died suddenly ID Boston ~
I'm that city 30 the New Hampshire n.
an where D. had resided since leaving q.
rre IN 1910. after d residence here 81 -
arly IS years. Funeral services for Ia.
/. Mai were held at bic home On Nash. -.
street Milford SATURDAY Afternoon sv
Milford dispateh % tire Boston Cloie ~
.tes that the funeral vas ATTENDED ~ ~.
lost e Friends and neirhbors and 81
: members 81 the granite catters' 81
81 Hrn IS Hupls ~ fhr Milford 20
wing afhnoi u which thr fafsrzs1 80
q taaftrf The hanrafs aerr Tham. -
O'Nf1 end Joseph Conl rerrrseHffar Co.
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