The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

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lington to-day.
Members Of Barre lodge, N. +. o, p,
are requested to meet promptly at 1880
o'clock tonight.
b. ii. Wells of Somerville, Mass, a
former resident of Barre, is passing a
few days in the city on business.
William Forbes left the city this morn
ing for Old Orchard, Me-, where he plans
| to spend the summer at the beach.
James Webb of Danville, p. c., has
arrived to join Mrs. Webb, who is a
member of the Holmes Baking Co.
Regular meeting of Ruth chapter, No.
33, o. Il. S., this wednesday, evening
at 1880 o'clock. Election of officers.
Mrs. Michael Sullivan went yesterday
to Burlington, where she will pass the
remainder of the week with relatives.
James Parker, ir,, entered the employ
of w. S. Swallow & Co., at the new
Barre hotel on Washington street this
morning.
DR.. II. S. Carve will sell at auction at
his residence in Marshfeld village on
Tuesday, April 20, 1915, his entire house
hold goods. Lunch at noon.
Angus Smith, who has been spending
/ SN'Siui Ntthb III AloItltdl OH DusIHtsS,
arrived at his home on Perry street yes
terday for a few days visit
William Wright has equipped himself
with horse and trucking rig and will
conduct an express business from the
truckmen's stand on Depot square.
/ Miss Faustina Maker of this city and
Mrs. Nellie Banyea of Randolph have
returned from Highgate Springs, where
they were the guests of friends for a
few days.
The regular business meeting and SO
cal of the Phlathea class of the Congre-
gational church will be held Wednesday
evening with Mrs. Blanche Bell at 81
Maple avenue. Let every member make
an effort to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Little of Barre
Town have gone to New York City, |
where Mr.. Little is to be employed by |
the Sheffield farms people, one of whose
activities is conducting a great milk bus
mess in the metropolis
Mrs. Maynard Williams. wife OF the
West Iopsham stage driver. who has
been quite seriously i'll, was taken from
her home in Topsham yesterday in
Whitcomb's ambulance to the residence
of Harry Hanson in East Barre
Mrs. Abbey Wiley of South Main
street returned to the city to-day from
st. Adams, where she has been attend
ing the exercises held in connection with
the G. A. r. encampment. Mrs. Nestella
Drown of Plain street has also returned
from the encampment
few good bargains in second hand
pianos. One upright Chickering in good I
at Ss5; one Concord upright
grand at $50; one Huntington, good as
new, at Sl95. Call now il you wish to ,
see these pianos. Bailey's Music Rooms,
II Elm street, Barre, VT.
Salvation Army--Frday, April lf. a
special song service will be given by the
Sunday school children, with the meet
ing in charge of Brigadier William An.
irews, divisional officer of Hartford, CT.
and Adjutant A. Tyler. provincial and
Young peoples secretary of Boston. Tick
Its, &C. All welcome.
DIR. and Mrs. II. S. Carver of Marsh I
ield plan to dispose OF their attractive J
-ilage residence in that town and will I
'ome to Barre TO pass the summer with
heir son, J. Ward Carver. of fremont
treet. For a number of years Dr. Car
Ter has been the town health officer in :
an Office which he now holds.
Alexander Brown, who has been spend.
ng several DAYS with his parents, Mr.
md Mrs. Peter Brown of Kirk street.
eturned this morning to his studies at b
dartmouth college Hanover. n. II.
'prague brennan has also returned TO '
hanover, after passing a week at his
ome on Washington street. b
+. c. Little, one Of the best known u
bakers of maple sugar in this vicinity.
eports that the season thus far has been =,
bout the poorest in his recollection and "
Q doesn't expect that much more sugar
Ill be made. He reports that the situa- ~
ion is about the same a. that in the "
ear 1900, AZ there i not much to choose
etwecn the two years as 10 the small !,
uantity of sugar made. !.
There will be a meeting Of the mem F.;
ers OF the brotherhood OF the Heddins
hurch Immediately after the prayer r,
leeting Thursday evening. Important IA
usiness Is 20 come up and this is the :,
,ason for the special meeting. 50 let =,
he members plan 10 be present The
gular choir practice. because Of the y
pera, viii be held on Friday evening at N
o'clock. Members of the choir please n 4,
Ike notice :.
Before an interested audience in the N
asonic asylum in the Blanchard block
It evening. Rev Edgar Grassland of N
lc First Presbyterian church delivered 10
: well known lecture on Africa" IA
hich was accompanied BY series Of wi
ereopticon views. which the lecturer Of
AIDE from photographs which l,e secured 80
bile travelling through the dark con
1ent Upward Of 200 Ma-ons. includ- ~
2 members of the chapter, blue lodge lu
"a commandert. gave the clergyman da
cir best attention throughout the w
urse Of his remarks The lecture vas v
ven under fhe auspices Of - Aide "a
ar commanderv. No. ~. X. T. On
Rev y. B Reardon Of the Universalist w
ureh was IN Montpelier Yesterday aft
noon 20 ofiieiate az the funeral 81 IN
illis Ilill unfi rccettly ~ Boulder. "
a.. and former resident 0f Barre and
q capital SERVICES were held II TIE -
urch If tire Messiah az a8 O'Clock
10 bearers Wern: TOrrcv HHl Eph- u.
i'm Hill. John Hiil George Hiil ce1rre -.
De. and Jobn Tassie of this city.
ere vas p pfofuse Coral tribute. In ~.
rment vas made IN Green Mount lssme- i.,
~ Among those Vi 30 attended from AZ
tsiie were NJ ard Mrs John Tassis a.