The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

home at 30 Academy street, AFTER ten
DAYS at the City hospital.
Miss Helen Aveeiil Of Boston arrived
in the city Saturday for 10 days visit
at her home on North street,
Crandall post, G. A. r., has secured
| Representative George W. Stone OF Yer.
gennes for Memorial day speaker IN
Barre
| Mrs. Norman Murray returned Satur-
day TO her home in Graniteyille, after be.
ing in the City hospital IL weeks Tor
| treatment.
The campfire girls and guardians OF the
Congregational church are requested TO
meet in the church vestry at 4:l5 to-
morrow afternoon Tuesday.
The people of Graniteville are expect,
ing rare treat next Tuesday evening,
Marie l6 when $. HOLSTER Jackson,
attorney at law viii give them "a Peep
into the Future"
MIR. and Mrs. L. d. smith aud Mrs.
Cora Page OF Willianstown We're visitors
in the city Saturday while on their way
to Morrisyille, whore they viii spend
several days with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Grearson, who
have been visiting at tho home Of VI.
and Mrs. ID. i. .nvis Of Maple Grove
and with rclatiy $ in the city for few
days, returned this morning to Ner-
Igernes, where they are employed in the
state industrial school.
Peter MacQueen. f. r. G.. S., the well
known writer and war correspondent
who has been representing Leslie's in the
great war. followed the allies on the bat
4 tlefelds Of northern France. Having no
permit from the ministry OF war, he was
arrested and tried by court martial, but
was acquitted and given permission TO
forward this graphic account of the wal
/ Hear him and see his 200 pictures at the
opera house on March IL. Adults, 25c;
students, l5c.
Funeral services for Miss Margaret
Nav LaValley, the little daughter Of
/ Mr.. and Mrs Edward LaValley OF 10
Mount street, whose death occurred Sat
lurday morning, after a short illness of
pneumonia were held at the house this
afternoon at O'Clock. Rev. j. B. Rear
don. pastor of the universalist church.
was the officiating clergyman, and the
remains were paced in the receiving
vault at Elmwood cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs, George b. Milne Of
Spaulding street and the latter's moth.
er. Mrs. John II. Jones of fremont
street. left to-day for an extended trip
Through the western states. They will
make a brief soiourn in Denver ond
other Colorado cities before proceeding
1 to San Francisco to attend the Panama
/ Pacific exposition. The party viii be
absent from Barre several months.
The next rehearsal Of the Montpelier
i Choral society will be held in the city
/ hall at Montpelier Tuesday at p. M. It
! is desired to have the largest chorus yet
assembled and if any have not been IN
vited to ioin and wish to do so, be sule
/ to be on hand, since it is not possible for
j the membership committee to see every
one. A special feature OF the rehearsal
i will be the selection Of Messrs. Baine,
1 Fisher, Mackay and Smith during the in
! Permission. Mr. Coffin especially desires
full attendance of the men TO work
! upon the special male chorus, Schubert's
"0mnipotence"
Division No. /, A. O. H.. and the ladies'
auxiliary have completed arrangements
| for the observance of St Patrick's day
and 4 good time is assured TO the patrons
and their friends who attend the celebra-
ton, which will be held in Rowland hall
on the evening of Wednesday, March II.
| The program arranged is as follows: st,
| Patrick's supper served from 20 1870
O'Clock; musical and literary program;
address by Dr. J. J. Derven of Poultney,
state president of the A. O. H.; laugh
able farce entitled, "Rooms 10 Let, by
the Newman Dramatic club. The admis.
sion fee has been placed within the reach
1 Of all; entertainment and supper 35c,
children 25c An invitation TO the pub.
lie is cordially extended.
Professional rules are to obtain in the
basketball match which the Shamrock
A. C. of this city will play with st, Mi
chaers college Of Winoosk in the armory
building at the capital next Friday even.
ling. John Bartlett, one Of the Mont.
peler members Of the Shamrock con.
| tingent, is making the necessary ar
Engagements for the contest and followers
of the sport in the intercities have been
assured that the game viii be fitting
climax TO the basketball fixtures on the
calendar this winter few weeks ago
/ the Shamrocks lost 10 the collcgians IN
/ A warm contest az Winooski park, The
fact that schoolboy rules are 10 be dis
regarded IN favor Of the professional
rules indicates that the game win be
contested much more evenly.
Tidings have reached Barre Of the
death Of Mrs Annie I. Huntoon OF
/ Springfield. Mass. which occurred w the
/ Springfield hospital Friday night. Mrs
Huntoon was the widow Of Homer G.
/ Huntoon and formerly numbered many
lacquaintances in Barre and Montpelier
She was born IN Topsham - ycars ago
and for several wears, OF until 1912 she
resided In Montpelier She b survived
By two sons. James G.. Huntoon and
Frank r. Huntoon Of Springfield; two
I brothers. CLAYTON T. Emery and Clinton
IT,. Emery Of Worcester. Mass and q
sister. Mrs Henry G. Martin Il Top
sham. Funeral services were held in
Springfield Saturday afternoon ne thrte
O'Clock the officiating clergyman being
I Rev. T.. A. Elliott. pastor Of the -aurch
where Mrs Huutoon attended during
Iber resideuce in Springfield. The ~
mains lett the Massachusetts city this
morning for Topsham. where intsrmsnt
I van b. made.
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