The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Pretty laces and ribbons at Vaughan's
Special price on Easter coats at th'
Vaughan Store.
Don't fail to see "The Girl and th'
Explorer" at Dreamland oday.-Adv.
We have the correct sort of shoe Il
60 with any woman's Easter gown al
the Peoples Shoe Store.
John Craig left this morning for Wells
River, where he viii remain with friend;
until the end of the week.
Thomas Thompson of Hardwick is Wis
iting at the home of Perley Eager on
1 Prospect street for few days.
Mrs. James Webb and daughter Of
Granville Que, are visiting Mrs. Webb's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter I.axson.
The Perry Automobile Co. unloaded a
consignment of 1915 Ford cars in the
Central Vermont freight yards this morn
ing.
| Mrs. George Morehouse left this fore
noon for Roxbury, where she will pass
the remainder of the week with rela-
| tives.
John Lane of Williamstown was Wis.
itor in the city this morning while on
his way TO st. Albans, where he will Wis
it his brother for a few days.
Joseph Williams Of Marshfeld is visit
ing in the city for few days before
leaving for New York City, where he
will spend two weeks vacation visiting
relatives.
Fred w. Suitor, secretary-treasurer Of
the Quarryworkers international associa-
tion, went to Bethel this forenoon to con.
fer with union officials in the quarry dis
trict there aa
There viii be a sugar social and con-
cert in the Presbyterian church vestry
Friday evening, April 2, at p. M, un.
der the auspices OF the Bible class Ev.
erybody is invited to share in good
time. Admission, zoe.
A parish supper will be held at the
Congregational church Friday al 5:45 D.
m. Ii is earnestly hoped that the at
tendance win be large. Those attending
will contribute food without further so.
Rev. A. Hugh McKenna. former cur.
ate of st. Moniea's, called on acquain. |
tances in the city to-day. Father Nc. |
kenna reports that the condition of Rev. /
w. j. OSullivan, pastor of st. Angus. /
tines church in Montpelier, continues TO
improve but slowly.
Eddie Kelly, one Of The Times new.
sizes attempted TO satisfy his bump Of I
youthful curiosity yesterday by inyesti-
eating the absorbing mysteries Of cigar
clipper at the corner tobacco store.
Straight into the slot where countless
cigars have been decapitated, went the
young lads index finger on the right
hand. just what happened TO the boy
IS best explained by the fact that little
Eddie, with the injured digit thiekly
'waddled in a bandage, is receiving the
of his brother newsies for
permitting his inquiring mind to get the
pest Of him.
Among the floral tributes at the fu-
ieral Of u. Abbiati, whose death occurred
asst week, were the following pieces;
Wreath. family; l. A. C. Seconds. pil.
ow; wreath, brother.in-law and parents.
oses, Mr.. and Mrs. John Abbisti; car.
lations, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Rizzi; carna.
ions, c. Abbiati; carnations, Mr.. and
'lrs. Lamperti and family; sweet peas,
'irs. NJ Rizzi; carnations, John Rossi;
oscs, Dr. p. Y. z. Archambault: carna.
ions, Mr. and Mrs. John Magnaghi: car. !
ations, John Tomasi; carnations. Mrs.
'egretti RiEzi and family.
c. =. Smith, auctioneer, was IN Chel. J
"a yesterday, holding an auction sale !.
pr the town, which j. disposing Of the
oor farm and personal property. Az
lrge crowd from Chelsea and surround. !,
lg towns turned out. The farm was J
old 10 a Mr.. Fletcher Of Chelsea for :
! $500 loose hsy in the barn sold fer /,
l4.55 and $3.50, stock, tools and Il
ousehold furniture brought good prices. a
nj the selectmen expressed themselves q
: being well pleased with the sale-Adv