The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-26
TALK or THE TOWN

Workmen began this morning building
an addition to Arthur Martins woodshed
on North Main street.
| Lloyd Mccarthy left to-day for Hart
ford, Conn.,, where he will be employed by
the American Rubber Tire Co.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James b. Darling were
due to arrive in Portland, Ore, yesterday
for winters stay with their son, James
r. Darling.
L. V. Jones of % Webster street left
the city last evening for Utica, y. "
having been called to his former home
by the death of his sister.
| l.. B. Faulkner, who has been visiting
his son, who is student at Goddard
seminary, has returned to his home in
Boston.
George and Will Durkee of Main street
returned yesterday from South Royalton,
where they have been visiting Malcolm
Durkee.
Miss Delena Gagnon left the city this
morning for Worcester, Mass, where she
expects to make an extended stay with
relatives.
Howard Miles returned to Burlington
this morning, after passing few days
at the home OF his father, ID. M. Miles, Of
West street.
Donald Bemis resumed his duties in
Eastman Bros store yesterday, after
passing few days at his hsme in Will
Jamestown.
Mrs. Abram Fine OF Maple avenue left
this morning for Burlington, where she
is to pass the remainder of the week
with relatives,
Miss Elizabeth Lamson, who has been
visiting at the home Of DIR, V. G. Good
rich on Washington street, left to-day
for Northboro, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank French, who have
been passing few days in the city as
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William
Steward of Mount street, have returned
to their home in Woodsville, N. II.
William Preston, who left the city
last night, has gone to Springfield, Mass,
where he will make a visit of several
days with relatives. Before returning
he expects to visit in Quincy and Bos-
ton.
Miss L. Irene Gilbert, who has been
visiting at her home here for a few
weeks since returning from stay OF
several months in Massachusetts,, re-
turned this forenoon to Boston TO pass
the winter.
The ladies' auxiliary Of the Presby-
terrain church will hold their regular
monthly meeting at the home of Mrs.
James Scott, Pleasant street, Wednes-
day evening at 1880. Bring your sew.
ing and enjoy a social evening.
Mrs. Margaret Smith, who has been at
the City hospital for the past ten weeks,
during which she underwent a serious
operation, has sufficiently recovered so
that she is now at her home on LIB
erty street, having gone there last Sat
urday night.
Arthur Barber Of the Richardson road,
who was injured by the jitney accident
when his milk wagon was struck by the
jitney driven by Jacob Aaron Of Montpe'
lier. on North Main street some time ago,
was out Of doors yesterday for the first
time. As vet Mr.. Barber shows many
marks from the effects OF his accident,
but is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Ralph of Wellington
street left yesterday for Brook6eld, where
they win remain until the condition OF
Mr.. Ralph enables them to return. Mr..
Ralph. who is employed at the NJ. q W.
freight Office, has been III for the past two
weeks at his home ON Wellington street
and went TO the home Of his parents IN
Brookfeld on advice from his doctor.
Barre poultry men are rejoicing over
the decision of the Vermont Poultry as
ISOLATION TO hold its annual exhibit in
this city next December. Contrary 20 the
custom OF other years, the directors viii
rot wait for the "lid 20 be pried from
the new year" before opening their show,
the first day OF the exhibit having been
fixed for Dee p. Unless the committee
in charge of arrangements is successful
IN securing one Of the local garages for a
few DAYS in late December, the show viii
be held in the Church street gymnasium.
Not since the winter Of 1910 has the
state association, held its yearly exhibit
in Barre.
Largely attended funeral services for
sara LAWN. the f0ur-year-old daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs LAWN OF East Barre.
who was accidentally shot Sunday aft.
ernoon, dying az the City hospital a few
hours later, were held az 81 Sylvester's
church In Grauiteviile Monday afternoon
az O'Clock. The parish priest, Rev.
Joseph Turcot. was the officiating cher
ryman and the bearers were three
brothers u the elder i--sin and cous.
in Of the Deceased Nearly every span
ish speaking family in Barre Town, a.
wen a. many from this city, attended
the services. The remains we're brought
20 Barre for intermeut in the Catholic
cemetery on Becklsy street.
The Miles han in the Miles block at
I22 North Main street has been in the
hands Of csrpenters, plumbers and deeora-
tors for some time and the result IT ther
work has been the making Of four tenc-
rnents IN the place 81 the cd ball Al
though the wofkmen have not yet put o.
the finishing teuches, two families have
moved into the blodk. George Collsmer,
vire chief fnr the Vermont Telephone A
Telegraph Co. RS rented one and = Or
eupying IL and Casper >roore, Who ~
Gently came here from Brooklyn, y. =
and i nov smpleyed m The Lyon gro
-erv store l.ss rented ths utber Mrs.
Addis Corliss. Who arrived here from
nruokiyn nfoat q ul0rth lgo and has
been visiting rsisfires IN surruundrng
tuslus and aitirs sincs feE arrival b unH
he guest 81 M. ard Mrs.. sppors.
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esnrimg thsir fuFces Ser ther annuHl
suppsf. the date ~ uhieh Was snu1uresd
tins f0fenaBn. Fridar eFeaiuG. 90. p.
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