The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

Thirty shades of $l.0O mcssaline at
Abbott's.
New spring 1915 wash goods at the
Vaughan Store.
II. +. Cutler left to-day for Boston to
attend the automobile show.
A regular meeting OF the l.. A.. A. o.
H.. Wednesday at p. m. Juveniles AT
1880
Regular meeting of Ruth chapter, No
49, 0. L. s., Wednesday evening, March
10, at 1880 o'clock.
Miss Helen Morrill, of ST. Johnsbury,
who has been visiting friends in the city
for the past few days, returned home TO-
day.
The ladies Of the Episcopal church
will serve parish supper in the vestry
Wednesday, March 10, from $3.50 to !
o'clock
Miss Marion Kennedy of Waterbury
has returned home after visiting for y
few days with Miss Ella Hoyt Of Mer-
chant street.
Rev. II. A. Flint, rector of Christ
church. Montpelier, will be the preacher
at the Lenten services TO be held in the
Church of the Good Shepherd this even
ing.
Homer Fits, II. w. Quimby and Mrs.
p. A. Noonan of the Homer Fits Co. lert
this noon for New York City, where they
will remain for a few days on business
in the interests of the firm.
Miss Helen Marshall of New York,
who has been making a stay OF ten days
with friends in Worcester, returned to
Barre Yesterday for visit at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Mcmahon OF
West street.
A change in the hour OF the funeral of
Mrs. Josephine Sroni, whose death oc-
Cured at her home, Bolster place, Mon
day forenoon, was announced to-day.
The funeral win be held at ! o'clock
Wednesday instead of 2 o'clock, as ut
first contemplated Burial will be in
Hope cemetery.
The Vermont Poultry association viii
have regular meeting in the municipal
court room at city hall Friday evening.
A report from the committee instructed
to engage Judges for the Forthcoming eS-
hibit of the association will be submitted
to the poultry breeders assembled and
other important matters will be con-
sidered.
Thomas Abare and David L. Wyllie Of
Summer street returned to-day from La
coma, n. H.. where they accompanied
4 the remains Of John McColl Barre
granite manufacturer. whose death early
Saturday morning followed a prolonged
4 illness. The remains of Mr.. McColl were
inferred yesterday in the Catholic GENE
terry at Laconia.
The ladies and pastors union Of the
Methodist church win hold the last OF
| their social entertainments at the church
on Thursday at $3.50 p. NJ. This is a
get together social and all ladies inter
ested in the church are cordially invited
to be present After a short business
session, good program viii be given and
refreshments will be served. social
chain collection viii be taken.
Word has been received from Loren
Anderson, former Barre boy, OF his
complete recovery from a very serious
attack of typhoid fever. For some time
relatives and friends of Mr.. Anderson
were rather anxious as to his condition
News lately received from him tells Of
his recovery and that he was able TO
participate in basketball game and
walked away with the honors. He IL
now located in Warren, o.
| James +. Curtis of 95 South Main
street lincman employed by the Yer
mont Telephone Telegraph Co., went
to Montpelier to-day TO obtain an A-ray
examination of his left arm and shoulder
Two weeks ago Mr.. Curtis sprained the
lhgaments in the shoulder when he fell
| through an ice Jam on the banks OF the
Winooski river near Bolton. The mem
Der panied him considerably at the time
but the soreness seemed to disappear
after few days, only 10 return in a
more aggravated form. He has been
unable to work since the accident oc-
cured and hopes that a careful examina-
ton Of the limb and shoulder will reveal
the true nature Of his injury.
Fred d. Beekley entertained a number
of friends at his home, Park street,
last evening, the occasion being a party
in honor OF the proprietor and employees
OF the Lyon grocery. who were the guests
OF honor. In reality the party Was an
echo Of the late municipal election in
which f. NJ. Lyon picked the winner m
one of the city contests over the candi.
date selected by Mr. Bcckley TO canter
away with the trophy An informal pro-
gram Of speechmaking and music was
one Of the delightful features Of the get.
together. Both Mr. Lyon and Mr.. Beck
ley. a. the principals in the little wager,
were called upon for remarks. w. II.
Eager and George 0lmstcad contributed
vocal solos and Dean Blodgctt added va
riety TO the program with a repertoire
Of Cute solos. A substantial luncheon
brought the party 70 close.
Girls Of the North Rarre mission, in.
1 Guiding members 81 the domestic sci-
ence ciass and the fancy work club, a.
well a. the campfire girls. gathered At
the deac0ness' home on Berlin street on
4 Saturday evening for q farewell party
I in honor Of neacouess Grace Bayue 81
I the Methodist church. who left Sunday
on an extended leave Of absenee In the
course 81 which she will visit az her
1 bone IN Texas The affair was some
I thing - a surprise % the departing dea
I eoness. but she Joined With other Nom
T hers 81 the staff nc fhe home IN giving
tho visitors q royal weleome. There was
q variety 81 games With program Of
informal musical contributions A t0ilst
~ ard q pair 81 ssiss0rs attrarirrlF
eurra rtd uerf am0ur THE Ferinders lrit
with Daaeuness BaFme a. marks nf r.
team from thf Young women 4 lunrh.
a..n tHeuaif the affair o. clOsf
Among the aoral trihntes at TIE funrr.
81 II Wfss Tnan Wfite whab wae
hfil 10 81 Munra's chuffh yesterday.
nara fhe falisuiuH trgss l.iies and
rn4s= gamHrs aaruatirns Mr aud Mrs