The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

! See our coats, special value at $6.os
Fits
See the children in their entertain
, mcnt at the Presbyterian church Frida,
evening. A pleasing entertainment
! Earl Potter returned to his home il
) this city last night, after three months
, visit in Boston, in order to resume work
here.
Frederick Stone of Fitchburg, Mass.
arrived in the city last night, and is
visiting friends and relatives for few
days.
!. Richard Venner OF Maple avenue, who
has been employed in Hardwick for the
past few weeks returned to his home
in this city last night.
Patrick Maker of Winooski returned
home to-day, after making several
days visit on business in the city. While
here he has also been visiting friends
in Granitevile and East Barre.
Rodney Peake of Elm street, who has
been employed in William Miers' uptown
barber shop for the past three years, left
the city last night for Springfield, Mass,
where he has obtained employment.
! Mrs. A. A. Northrop, who has been at
the City hospital for several weeks fol
lowing the ap'Putation of one leg, was in
such condition to-day that it was possible
to remove her to her home at liza Mer-
chant street.
| John Heling, who has had the contract
/ to put the ventilation system in the
new addition that has been built on the
| high school, arrived this morning from
Boston, and will finish the work at the
school within few days
Bethel and Hardwick grantecutters
chartered automobiles and came TO Barre
in numbers to seek employment to-day.
The auto stage from Hardwick brought
a delegation OF cutters to the city just
before noon. In nearly every instance,
il is said the cutters found employment
almost as soon AS they applied.
Barre friends OF Egidio Rulfo of West
street, who recently left this city for
Boston, will be interested to learn that
he has secured position in the merean
tile establishment OF the Old Colony
Clothing Co. in Plymouth, Mass. For
the past two years Mr.. RuIfo has been
in the employ OF the Lamorey Clothing
Co. He will be joined in Plymouth with
in few days by Mrs. Rulfo.
Rev. j. b. Reardon of Church street,
grand chaplain of the Vermont grand
lodge OF Odd Fellows, left this forenoon
for Brattleboro TO attend the conven
ton OF subordinate lodges which con.
venes tomorrow morning. Rev, Mr.. |
Resrdon win be one of the speakers at
the past officers banquet to be held this
evening. Ii was Mrs. n. w. Clark of SO
Washington street. instead of Mrs. Park
who went to Brattlcboro yesterday to
act as one Of the representatives OF
Bright Star lodge.
The Scott farm so called, in Granite
vile has been purchased by George +.
Lackey, a Montpelier man, who purchas
ns the property for an investment. There
are upward of ls5 acres OF pasture, wood
and meadow land involved in the deal
One of the largest sugar orchards in
this section of Washington county Is
III the place. the farmer who carries on
the place having tapped 2,4O0 trees in ,
some years. In part payment for the
Mr.. Lsckey gives the Scott
smily. dwelling house on Hill street
n this city, which is valued at $500.
ne iHlitI Ahs-ApHhiN ettltlN VI NhSi
Ieddng Methodist Episcopal church held q
musical and literary entertainment at
he home of DR.. and Mrs. l.. ID. Martin
asst evening when the music pupils of
Yrs. Grace Wood Cutler and Mrs. c. II.
Nishart furnished the program. Each
lumber was heartily appreciated as
hown by the applause. A silver collec-
ion was taken for the Hattie Sherburne
memorial fund, the fund maintaining Il
cholsrship for colorcd girl in Rust
ome. Mississippi. Refreshments were
eryed by Mrs. r. n. Cave, assisted byl
number of young ladies. The eyeping
'as much enjoyed by all and a neat sum
ras realized for the society. The fol-
1wing program was given: Piano solo,
April Shows" Pink. Sylvia Beaulieu;
iano solo. Consolation" lDeneni, Hill
reth Martin; piano duet, Moonlight on
he Hudson Doris and Cornne Fast
ian. piano tmazurkal Porter, "Reyoric,"
arle Winter. reading. Mrs. Wish
It; piano solo. Concert Polonaisc," Syl-
ia Beaulicu; piano solo. Love Dream. Z"
ildrcth Martini vocal solo. Mrs. Cut
y: piano. "Whith,r" (Kollingl, "Mcr
AN Characterrcsque, Ella Hoyt: piano
Porter, Return 81 Spring,
eVelilng. Cofiune Eastman.