The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

Rebekah lodge, No. Is, Wednesday even
! ing, May 8, at o'clock.
James Cleary left this morning for ST
Johnsbury, where he will remain for
few days with relatives in his formc
home.
Ralph Bennett Of Graniteville was
visitor in the city yesterday, leaving TO
Boston, where he has secured employ
ment.
The monthly meeting of the ladies' aic
society OF the Presbyterian church vii
= be held at the church on Wednesday
evening at 1880.
w. Nj. Bancroft Of Marshfeld, s.
Carleton Of Woodsville, N. H., and Der
nard O'Neill of Proctor were among thu
business visitors in the city to-day.
Special meeting of Minnehaha encamp
ment, No. 2, Thursday evening al
o'clock. Practice royal purple degree
All officers and members are requested
to be present.
Dana Bruce, who has been employed in
Redstone, n. H., for the past two weeks
returned to this city last night and left
this morning for Parry, N. T., where he
is to be employed.
h'N ohhboi Euilb iiCCtiiE VI wv
Church of the Good Shepherd will be
held in the church Thursday at 2:30 p.
m. All ladies interested in the guild
are desired to attend.
! Mrs. Victor Beaulac, who has been
receiving treatment at the City hospital
for the past three weeks, was able to
return to her home on Farwell street
yesterday. Mrs. Beaulac's health is i'm
proving steadily.
| Frank Finnecy Of Graniteville paid a
So fine and costs Of $5.o5 upon his plea
of guilty to an intoxication charge be-
| fore H. w. Scott in city court this morn
| ing. Officer John S. Murley arrested the
man on Blackwell street early last even
ing.
Complaint has been made to the city
park commissioners of the practice OF
some householders in cleaning carpets on
the lawn of the Currier park, and til.
| commissioners wish to state that they
disapprove OF the practice and will pro-
hibit it.
There will be social in the Congrega-
tional church vestry Wednesday evening
at 1880, to which members of the parish
are most cordially invited The program
will be furnished by the Sunday school
chorus. Come and have pleasant and
enjoyable evening.
1t is hoped that many will avail them
selves of the opportunity to hear Mrs.
Frances r. Wyman, president of the Yer
mont Equal Suffrage association. speak
at the Universaist vestry tonight at
1880 o'clock. Both friends and opponents
of equal suffrage are urged to attend the
meeting. which is free to all.
On May Cobble Hill grange conferred
the first and second degrees on five can
didates, after which Miss Lena Owens
gave pleasing solo, and the following
program was given: Recitation. Harold
Bancroft: reading Fred Reynolds; read
ing, Hattie Hutchinson. The program
was much enjoyed by all present.
b. W. Hooker & Co. have been awarded
the contract for furnishing several hun.
dred yards OF nlaid linoleum at the new |
City hospital building on Washington |
street. Hooker & Co. have submitted I
sample of a specially manufactured and |
colored flooring that has met with the !
entire approval of the building commit.
tee. The work OF laying the linoleum
which is TO be glued TO the cement floor.
ing in all wards and corridors, is to be
started around May H. A linoleum
expert from Boston has been engaged
to do the work.
A deed was recorded to-day register
ing the sale of a realty parcel in the
town of Berlin. the purchaser being
Mrs. Teresa :. Cheney. The deal in
wolves a 600acre farm located on the
road from Williamstown TO Berlin pond
Ind has been owned for several years
~ Frank Macia of Orange. Mrs. Che.
iey purchases the land. farm buildings
md equipment and viii conduct the
arm in conjunction with her farming
property adjoining the Alacia places
for the transfer were com.
,leted by the ID. A. Perry Real Estate
gency.
Subscribers connected during April;
Vermont Real Estate 6 Insurance Co, {
'06; Shsdroni, b. F., groceries, 532-M; |
iay, Lena. res, l5s2; Pressly. Belle $,
'es.. 553-R; Granite City store. ISL ,
(enefck. James T., res. SOL; Nerney. ,
Thomas. res. Mebsterville sos ,; Bart ,
EFT. Clarence j.. res. 352N; Lyndon.
Vile Creamery Association, Williams.
own 1886: Svright. Chas. L.. res. vii
JAMESTOWN. 1882: Northrop. =. r., res. [.
East Hin $50 -; Bullock. Arthur L., /,
e.. 326-l2; Cleveland. q. W. res, Rich.
rdson road 4O4 IL: Stowe. w L.. res.
II 4. French. Wilbur e.. res Williams.
own road 22l-l. Plestid. !. A.. res. 4
~ ,; MacAulev. John, res. Cobble Hill T,
s4l2; Edwards VIM. H.. rcs. Granite !
lie PAW. Vermont Telephone a Tele.
raph Co.-Ads.
n. b. Crsndall post. No. -. g. A. r.. in :
ommon With other Grand Army post !
throughout the country, j. in receipt OF :
riders from David j. Palmer OF Des 4
loines. a.. commander in-ehief ~ the !,
. A. r., fixing Monday NAV 81 - the !,
Ime for the annual Memorial day Oh. a
sreancc. Locally. places Of business and
plants uill observe Mon
Az and despite the fact that the ohsery- >
nee = to b. day late. it viii have all
i the features - other Memorial DAYS.
arrangements for the program are quiet
going forward under tho direction II I.
he Grand Army men. the sons Of Vet.
-ans ard sllied patriotic organization.
s expected thnt pre- Memorial sunday.
Jay -. uiii BE- marked By Appropriate
rsices IN some ore Of TIE rlty churebes .
cypress utatite George " Stone Of Yer. !
annes j. 10 b. the speaker this year.
nder TIRE anspiaes 81 ths Greater Ner-
ont association. arrangements have
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