The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-16
TALK OF THE TOWN
sweaters at Abbott's.

| Coolest place in town--Russell's.
Saturday sale, Sept. Is, at Vaughan's
Presbyterian choir rehearsa. tonight
at $50 at the church.
The McWhorter Co. are showing a
| strong line of fall neckwear.
Saturday, Sept. Is, the /. O. 0. T., M
T., will have food sale of home made
food beans, spaghetti, etc, at the store
of late Oscar Borgh, North Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bosworth Of
Perry street went this morning to Der.
lin, where they will make short visit
at the home OF Mr.. Bosworth's brother,
Gardner Bosworth.
Mrs. Addie Corliss, former resident
OF this city and vicinity, who has been
residing in Brooklyn, N. Y, for the past
two years, arrived in the city last night
and will make a visit of several months
in this city and vicinity. While in the
city she is the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Addie Bradley of Camp street.
The proprietors OF the Granite City
General store on Granite street are max
ing extensive arrangements in their
quarters for bakery department to be
installed. Carpenters have been at work
for the past few days and the basement
is being turned into a convenient place
for cooking. An oven of modern type
has been installed for baking bread and
pastry. The proprietors announce that
within a short time the department will
be completed and the concern will then
do its own baking as well as selling at
wholesale.
Nearly 100 young Italians from this
city and Montpelier went last evening TO
Dewey park, where they enjoyed their
regular monthly social time. Dancing
TO the music of Carroll's orchestra took
up. most of their time up until midnight
but at intermission dainty refreshments
of sandwiches, cake, punch, waters and
ice cream were served by the committee
To this committee much credit Is due for
the attractive decorations put about the
pavilion during the afternoon. The com
mittee, headed by Kino Maggiani was
of the following; ID. Bizzozero,
Joseph Merlo, Miss Lena Buzzi OF Barre,
and Miss Selma Bianchi OF Montpelier
Special cars going each way took the
dancers home. At a business meeting
before the close. John Casabella was
made permanent president and Miss So
phia Rossi was made permanent secre
iary and treasurer. A name Is 10 be |
given TO the club at the next monthly |
meeting.
Funeral services for Ira j. Stemm, a
ormer resident Of Barre. whose sudden |
leath occurred In Redlands, Cal, last
week, will be held al A. W. Badger 4
'o.s mortuary chapel in the Morse block
Friday afternoon, Rev. j. b. Reardon,
'astor Of the Universalist church, Off
Eating lnterment will be in Elmwood
cemetery beside the remains Of Mrs
,temm and little child, who died nearly
years ago The remains arrived in
larre over the Central Vermont railroad
{ 9;47 O'Clock. Adyices received from
ledlands BY letter indicate that Mr..
itemm died In the hallway within 10
eet from the room where lie was stay.
ng Death came In the night and the
emains were not discovered until sew
raj hours afterwsrd he had been in
'edlsnds about a month. Mr.. Stemm
-Es born March 81. lsds. and - - ~
an BE- learned bic omly near relative T.
brother. Pred Stemm who lives In the
Vest. Granite lodge. No. Is. y. and 4.
T. o. which the deceased bei0nged. will
ave charge Of the comrnittal services
Z Elfnwood. Mr. Stemm was also
lsmber If the granite cutctrs' union.