The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-08
TALK OF THE TOWN
yoiles at Aboott's.

Gaberdine voies at Abootts.
son was born April o to Mr.. an,
Mrs. Henry Desureau.
Miss Clara Purvee of Prospect stree
went to Alburg yesterday for wish
with relatives.
Miss Mabel Ryan left this morning fol
Northfield, where she will make week
visit with friends.
Philip Beaulieu returned to-day from
Burlington, where he has been making a
several days visit.
Miss Alice Smith, who rs been visit
ing at the home of Dr. Paiment, returned
yesterday to her home in Montreal.
The Frank McWhorter Co. will send
Panama hats to be cleaned and rcblocked
as usual. Bring them in before April Is
Mrs. A. ". Bca.tic Of South Main
street went Yesterday TO burlington.
where she will visit relatives for a short
time.
Miss Cecil Place OF burlington Is spend
| ing seeera. Jays in $40 city as the giest
~ afr. and Nm. Z. II To!,in o. Academy
street.
Regular meeting of st. Johns court,
No. H22. G.. q. T.. will be held tonight
! Thursday at 7:30. Per order chief
ranger, John Papin.
/ Mrs. William Dewey left the city late
yesterday afternoon for Cambridge.
! where she will spend the remainder of
| the week with relatives.
Mrs. G. i. Perry and son, Wayne, of
Highland avenue returned last evening
from st. Johnsbury, where they have
been making visit of 10 days.
Deputy Sheriff Charles Keith of North
Main street was called to Marshfeld yes
terday on business connected with his
duties as deputy game warden.
Willis G. Scott, who has been employed
in the Miers barber shop for se.era,
months, left to-day for Brandon, where
he expects to remain during the summer
and fall.
Alexander Cruickshank left the city
last night for New York, where he will
make a business visit of several days.
BEFORE returning to Barre he will visit
friends in Troy, n. Y.
Hayden Holmes of Montpelier, who has
been detained at home by illness for the
past 10 days, was able to resume his du
ties in the local freight Office of the
Central Vermont railroad to-day.
Logon nordstjernan III V. o. irar sin
orsfest. Eft kort program kommer att
utforas, sedan dams och forfriskningar
ALA Seandenayer valkomna. Meeting at
7 o'clock sharp. Per order festhomiten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter l.. Wilcox of |
Moretown, who have been passing a few |
days with the latter's parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs. +. A. Slayton of South Main street, |
have gone TO Boston for a short visit |
with friends.
The condition of Mrs. Frank Gayle of /
Webster avenue, who was taken i'll /
while walking along the Barre railroad
track few days ago, was reported to-
day TO be materially improved Mrs.
Gayle was able TO leave the City hospital
yesterday.
Miss Katherine Burya of Maple Grove
returned yesterday from Essex, where
she has been visiting relatives for the
past week. Before going TO Essex Miss
Bruya spent several days visiting in
Mrs. Melvina prunier and daughter.
Thelma. left to-day for Middlebnry.
where they will make a few days visit.
;fter having visited with Mr.. and Mrs
lohn MeHugo of Liberty street for the
'sst nee'; Later they will return to
heir home at Lake Placid n. Y.
Mrs. f. NJ. Laws of Boston is spending
eyersl days in the city, having been
allied here by the serious illness OF her .
nother. Mrs. George w. Mann, az her
'0mc az - Wellington street. The con.
ition Of Mrs. Mann. who was taken IN :
asst week, was reported to be but slight /,
y improved to-day.
Repairs 10 the interior Of the Boston ,
'ruit Store. which was damaged BY fire
few weeks ago, are nearly completed. !.
nd the proprietor. Mrs. Josephine Co. :
ombo. Is planning 20 reopen her place Of :
usness within few days. While re.
airs to the damaged section Of the build.
ng were in progress. the whole interior
ras subjected 10 a thorough renovation. ,
+. Mcpherson Laws Of Wellington
treet left last night for Winchester. Va. !
here he was summoned by a telegram I
'hich came yesterday advising him Of I.
be sudden death Of his grandmother a
frs. Henry Kinzcl. which occurred early =
! the morning. Mrs. KinTcl was upward !
Z SO years old Mr. Laws expects 10 4
zach Winchester in time for the funeral. /,
'hich j. 10 be held Saturday. and he I,
i'll also make visit at his former
ome in Front Royal before returning
, Barre. 1
At spaulding high school yesterday
Don Coach Agnew called together all 4
the candidates that are out for the 81
aseball team. The coach impressed on NJ
icir minds the usefulness Of hard and n
cady practice 20 produce results. As Il
b. diamond was too wet for practice u
rstcrday, they were not called out. but ID
'ose out for the pitching STAFF were ask q
10 meet in the afternoon Three can. y
dates, Tomasi aud kidder. who did the ~
pnors last wear and Thomas Nichols p
ported aud were given some light prae. fl
-. Harry Levin and keefe did the -