The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-03

Brattleboro last Friday on account OF
the death of a relative, returned to his
home at 10 South Main street yester.
day.
Miss Kate Corliss and Miss Marie
Paige of Mortified returned to their
home Saturday night, after visiting rela-
tives and friends in the city for short
time.
Austin Q. Mcneil who is employed
in Landry's pharmacy in st. Johnsbury
passed the wee end at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Mcneil of
Maple Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~ Louis Schriver, who
were called to Barre by the death of
Mrs. J. Alfred Healey of East street,
have returned to their home in Cam
bridge, Mass.
Fred Farrand of Elm street. who has
here, returned this morning to North
field, where he is engaged in overhauling
summer home
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Barclay who
have been spending week in Boston
on their wedding trip, returned to this
city Saturday and are making their
home on Jefferson street.
| After having postponed the game three
times on account of unfavorable wealth
er, the retail clerks have arranged to
play the Carpathia club at the Ayers
street driving park tomorrow after
noon.
Misses Florence and Mabel Hutchin-
son. who have been visiting relatives in
Atlantic City for the past three months,
returned to the home of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs Frank A. Hutchinson, of
'9l Park street, yesterday.
Mrs. Lewis Dragon, who was called to
South. Barre by the illness of her father,
Randall G. French left Saturday for her
home in Seiota, y. Y. Mr.. Frenchis con-
dition continues to improve steadily and
yesterday he was able to be about the
house for the first time since his illness. |
Orville Youngson of Cliff street left
early Sunday morning for Brattleboro,
where he has secured position as a
motion picture operator in the Princess !
theatre. For the past year, Mr. Young |
son has been employed as a cinemeto- |
graph operator at the Barre opera house |
The funeral of Irida Spreadbury. the |
little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Spreadbury of % Foster street, who died /
early Friday morning, was held at the
house Saturday afternoon at o'clock,
Rev. J. b. Reardon of the Universalst
church, officiating. lnterment was in
Hope cemetery.
c. II. Crandall of Burlington, the well
known consulting engineer, was in the
city Saturday comforting with the al
dermanic water committee in regard to
the proposed plan for substituting me-
tiers for the fat rate system in the city
water department Mr. Orandall re.
turned 10 Burlington Saturday night
John Jarvis was arraigned before Mag
istrate ". W. Scott in city court Sstur-
day night on an intoKication charge
The respondent pleaded guilty to a third
ofense and paid a SIS fine, with costs
amounting 30 $500. Jarvis was arrest
% near the Blackwell street underpass
saturday morning by Officer Harry Gam
bic
Mrs John Kendall. who accompanied
the remains of her husband 10 Barre for !
burial Friday, returned this morning to
her home in Granville. after passing ,
he weekend with her son. H. A. Ken. I
TALL OF Mount street. Mrs. Kendall was (
accompanied home BY her daughter Miss Z
Florence Kendall OF Arlington Heights. :
Mass. who j. making a stay Of several 2
lays in Vermont. a
Saturdays Manchester. \. n. Union a
outains an excellent likeness Of Harold r
lute, a former Barre boy. who i max o
ng strong bid Tor the New Hampshire o
andle-pin championship. Some very
complimentary things are said of the
.oung man and the predition j. made
hat other alley performers In Manches- I
cr Nashua and Concord Will have 10 20 !
he limit before MI Mute yields them I
be honor. d
Funeral services for Miss Rouleau TIE
title daughter II M. and Mr. Amedv :
'ouleau Of Wshstervills whose death
Z tho age Of seven wears last THURSDAY. U
nlloved an illness Of several days were
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svilie saturday forenoon ~ a.3a
'clock. the pastor. Rev 1oseph Tureot
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