The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-07
TALK OF TIE TOWN

Store.
A meeting of the vcstry of the Churc
OF the Good Shepherd will be held in tn
church Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Harold Stone, son of G. II. Stone o
Brooklyn st&eet, had tonsils and adenoid
removed Saturday at the City hospital
Mrs. Jack Barquin returned to he
home yesterday from the City hospital
, where she was operated upon 10 day
ago.
r Mrs. Nicola Cola of Foster street wa
, taken to the City hospital yesterday
where an operation was performed imme
diately.
+. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kendall and infant
daughter, Beverly, returned to-day from
visit to Mrs. Kendall'S former home II
Braintree.
G. d. Burbank of Providence, R. J..
who had been visiting his sister, Mrs. f
R. Northrop, left last night for tSouth
Royalton.
Tyler Thompson left this morning with
his Morgan horse, Hassell for Washing
ton, where he expects to stay Monday
and Tuesday.
/ Paul Premier, who is employed in Phil
adelphia, arrived in the city yesterday
for visit with his mother, Mrs. Ellen
Premier of Washington street and with
other relatives in Barre and Montpelier.
Regular meeting of Jumpers, boxers and
derriekmen, No 80, will be held in For
esters' hall Tuesday evening, june s, at
| 1880. Nomination of officers and other
important business. Corresponding Sec
rotary Thomas Holder.
The suit of Ebert Colburn VS.. Charles
Keith, which has been entered in county
court and which was mentioned in Sat
urday's paper, grew out of the arrest OF
the plaintiff by the game warden for al
legged hunting without license and not
for assault, as stated.
The senior members of the Sodality OF
the Children OF Mary had their annual
breakfast at the convent of the Sacred
Heart yesterday morning. The after
breakfast exercises were curtailed on ac-
count of the Corpus Christi procession at
the church, in which many participated.
The annual supper of the ladies' aid
society of st. Monica's church for mem
bers only will be held at the convent
Tuesday evening, june 8, at 9 o'clock.
Every member is cordially invited to be
present. Members who have been solicit
ed for food will kindly have same at the
convent by o'clock.
This evening at the First Presbyterian
church the recently organized mems club
will hold another one of its popular get
- nj how
well as their friends are invited. Super
intendent George ]. Seager OF the Barre
Town schools viii give an informal talk
and refreshments will be served during
the evening.
The Old Cutler Corner School associa
tion will hold its annual picnic at Dewey |
park Saturday June %, to which all |
members and friends are cordially invit |
ed and are asked to make an effort to be 1
ready with their lunch baskets early. |
The committee will furnish tables, table
cloths and chairs. The older ones are
anxious to meet all the children and /
grandchildren. as their ranks are growing
less every year and the younger ones
must take their places. Remember the
date--the last Saturday in June.
The annual meeting and election of the
officers OF the Baraea class of the First
Baptist church were held last week. when
the following officers were elected, who
took their offices Sunday, June g: Presi
dent, A. S. Jones; vice president, W. w.
secretary, W. r. Halyosa; treas
nrer, A. shannon; hustlers' committee.
w. Shields chairman, r. Butler and @.
Perry; entertainment committee II. Brad
lev chairman. A. Grearson. Mr.. Partridge.
4 special meeting OF these officers is
allied for Thursday. June 10. at 6;i5
,. m. Let every officer, also those inter
'sted in the class. please attend.
A drayman driving down North Main
.treet Saturday afternoon suffered the
iiseomfture which comes 20 any man (
when he sees a stable portion Of his car
70 suddenly discharged into the street. !
Two barrels filled TO overlooking with
,lass containers Of familiar contour and
lesign rolled onto the pavement when the :
iorse gave an unexpected start. A pc
Iestrian counted three dozen OF the con
ainers which were reduced to small (
toms as they struck the hinty tagging. :
luch TO the disgust Of one or two auto
sts who witnessed the incident. the driy.
r, after reloading his barrels, did not
other TO sweep up the fragments Of )
lass. e
Two additional carloads Of furniture for D
he new Hotel Barre on Washington :
trcet arrived in the city this morning A
nd delivery draws II y. W Hooker q b
o. were busy unloading the consignment F.
throughout the day. Among the carpen. &
ers and decorators AZ the new hostelrv Z
bis is the home stretch week and II The e
.ork progresses as wen during the CON- r
" 10 days as Il has IN the pact fortnight
be- hotel will b. opened around june ~.
luch Roadway has been made already in
the sleeping rooms on the
rurth, third and second floors. The din.
" room and kitchen are entirely com 4.
Ieted and tvo ~ three DAYS or there
bouts sill ~ required 10 have the lobby u
adv for furnishing Lighting fixtures
ere installed 20 -dar and minor improve
ents 10 the basement completed.
Bv letter and bv confessions NJ faith
persons we're received into tbe rom
uniou Of the FIRST Presbyterian church a
the morning services YESTERDAY there
= creating en- acquisition b the mem
'rship which has not ben equalied On =
~ single occaslon u many years In
"a Il j. doubful q ever N the history
TIRE church OrganiEatiOu IN Barre
rrrr class ~ vofnF people Res sHiisfnd
.th the First PRESBYTERIAN socistv. lm
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