The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

H The last word in porteres and coucl
covers at Rockers.
II big line of refrigerators in all size
and prices at Hooker's.
II Lindenoid waterproof soles at Char
bonneau's. Leather strips for sale. Base
ment Worthen block.
| One swell, wo-part picture at Dream
| land to-day Crimson Moth"--an
it's a Biograph.-
Thomas Magner, who has been visiting
r Rutland for the past week on bus
mess, returned to his home in this cit,
last might.
Deaconess Teresa Lanyon of Berlil
street, who has been attending the Meth
odist convention in Brattleboro, has re
turned home.
Norton Lebourveau, who has been EN-
ployed at the Red Cross Pharmacy fol-
the past few months, has completed hi,
duties there.
Mrs. Arthur Gardens of 20 UPLAND
avenue is at the City hospital under
going treatment. Her condition is i'm.
proving gradually.
James, Leslie and John Brown of Il
Bassett street have returned from Wind
sor, where they have been visiting for
the past few days.
Manager Frank j. Shea of the Shea
Shoe Store left last night for Boston,
where he will spend week on business
in the interests OF the company.
Persons wishing to ride in an easy
riding car, driven by careful driver,
at reasonable price, call on or phone
6B47. A. II. Norris, Willamstown.
George H. Stuart, who is employed in
the Central Vermont freight office at
Bethel. is at his home on Spaulding
street. having been summoned by the
Illness and death of his father.
At her home on Bassett street yester.
day afternoon, Miss Jessie Muiry en-
tertained about 20 of her friends. Games
were played and musical program was
enjoyed. A light luncheon was also
served
Joseph Williams arrived yesterday
from Marshfeld and began work this
morning in the George w. Lander cigar
store at % North Main street. He is
taking the place of Mr.. lander, who is
taking weeks vacation from his duties
at the store
Tonight at Rowland hall. free pub.
lie lecture on Christian Science by Clar.
ence w. Chadwick, c. s. b.. of Omaha
Neb., n member of the board OF lecture.
ship of the First Church of Christ. Sci |
enlist, in Boston, Mass. You and your
friends are cordially invited to be pres.
emit.
Surveyors in the employ OF George A.
Reed have returned from Websterville.
where they have been surveying for the
purpose OF putting sewers through the
village. The people of that place have
cng needed such thing and they feel
hat it will be great improvement when
Rev. George w. Hendee. who has charge
q the Syrian Catholic missions in Yer.
mont, returned this morning TO his home
n Burlington. after spending several
laws with friends in Barre. FIR. Hendee {
,lans TO go to Newport, y. H.. next week :
o conduct a mission among the Syrians
Il that vicinity. Il
The third OF the series OF bowling {
iames, and the last II Barre wins. will :
axe place this evening at the Merlo al I
rys. At the Buzzel alleys in this city {
nd at Dalev's alleys in Montpelier. the ~
'srre All-Stsrs have defeated the Mont
elier All Stars. Tonight. A. Mariana (
III GUADALUPE wv iHf IiHAf VI AfhTifUNt =
tho Is out OF town. n
Yesterdays weather was of the humid v
ort that people in this latitude usually I
ope to see deferred until circus day or G
he Fourth of July. Weather indicators b
bout town registered 80 degrees in the r
hade and in the sun the mercury shot up p
D the 90 mark on the tube. Nothing |
nat the weather clerk promised for TO. e
ay would seem 10 have any tendency q
, lower the temperature. unless a repe- y
ton OF the thunder shower of early |,
esterday morning should come 10 cool il
le atmosphere. Nursed along by yes
'rday's dash Of rain and the warm Al
ring sun. the grass and buds on the p
ees are advancing surprisingly q
An epidemic Of petty thicving which a.
- been manifested in mild form. even ~
lough the complaints that have come a.
1der police notice are numerous lately. n
cludes = raid on the wine cellar Of y
ranite street householder last Saturday =
ght. After forcing an entrance TO the u
liar by breaking a lock. the visitors 50
scriminatiuglv selected 81 bottles Of lct
or. rejecting a cheaper brew in prefer. a.
ce 90 better grade and q gallon Of y
Inc. Cautious attempts on the part ~ y
. thieves 10 conceal their presence in "
2 building were thwarted BY the house.
.lder's appearance IN the cellar. The -
ievcs decampcd before the owner 81 ~
? vet goods had time 10 identify them. ~
I nder the watchful eye Of the city y
RI commissioners. electricians began ~
p work Of pruning The trees IN eity y
RI this morning. Many ~ the eims /.
re denuded ~ dead limbs and tree sur -
~ was practiced IN PLACES where ~
tie attention NAV have the effect Of
wing portions ~ the trecs for wars :. -
come In connection Nfth the clean. -
movement THAT u % te launelied nrHt ~
81. the park commission urges that
izens make = good beginning in tlss
RI ~ eleauing up the park and main
ming ~ slightly appearance through
the summer. The Winter overcast Of -
fountain hes been reuagved and blsaes ~
crass sre beginning - srriug NJ IN -
.ored sTats On tie rreensvnrd. u is ~
ferFerfir expressed sfsh ~ the raFn NA
ssioufr- that tho rrass - MT rufiiiess- -
frnaAnr dgmn tisis season. . fafe wfih Z"
isen ne 30 r. other sussusrs. fT'
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sttau frnu tiarir dut.ss simre AurH Il
p entered fie Sid ~ sr.of ~ en-
Ins8n9 tiif 1s.r-onf,1 ~ . baseball team /.
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