The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

Albert Weber is passing several day
IN Groton, where he is the guest o
James Frost.
Dancing in Rowland hall every Satur
day evening. Montpelier Military ban
\ orchestra. Ladies free.
Persons wishing to ride in an cas-
4 riding car, driven by careful driver
at a reasonable price, call on or 'phon
I. 6B,47. A. II. Norris, Williamstown.
Members of Bruce's orchestra lief
yesterday afternoon for Stowe, wher
they furnished music for a dance givel
under Masonic auspices in the Memoria
building
Elder 7. B. Westbrook, president o
/ the Northern New England conferenc,
| OF the Seventh Day Adventist church
IS the guest of the local pastor, Rev
L. l.. Abbott.
For particulars in regard to the Bos
ton Travellers and Boston Sunday Her.
AIDS free trip to the Panama exposi
ton, inquire at the lockwood Studio
| See ad.--Adv.
Wellman G. Whitney of Springfield
Mass, will speak for the Spiritualists in
G. A. r. hall, Montpelier, next Sunday
afternoon and evening, May 2, at 2:3C
and p. m.--Adv.
Rummage sale Come to the rummage
sale held by the Woman's club at the
emergency room in city building Satur.
day, May |, from 2 to 7. Good summer
clothing at very low price.
Mrs. Minnie A. Chalmers. who has
been making an extended visit with rel
atives in East Corinth and Groton, has
returned to Barre to remain with her
daughter for a time.
The name of Rev. Fred Mcneil, pas
tor of the Graniteville Presbyterian
church, was inadvertently omitted in
connection with the account given in The
Times of George IL. Stuart's funeral
Thursday
Mrs. Abbie j. Balch of st. Johnsbury,
who has been spending the winter in
California, arrived in the city yesterday,
having been summoned here by the ILL.,
ness and death OF her brother, A. NJ
Morrison of 80 South Main street.
A number of Barre Spiritualists plan
to go to Montpelier tomorrow after
noon to attend meeting at which Well
man c. Whitney of Springfield, Mass,
will be the principal speaker The meet.
ing is to be held in the Grand Army
hail.
Spauldng high schools baseball team
starts next week on the first trip of its
schedule. The men, accompanied by
Coach John Agnew, will leave Thursday
night for Middlebury, playing the sec
ond team of Middlebury college Friday
afternoon and proceeding to Burlington
Saturday for game with Burlington
high school.
Officer Harry Gamble got call to
Blackwell street this morning and gath
cred in a sleeper by the side of the Cen
trial Vermont railroad track. As the
tired one didn't feel equal to the task |
of walking up town, the officer comman
deered team and took his man to |
police headquarters. John Jarvis, as
he gave his name, will be arraigned be- |
fore Magistrate II. W. Scott in city court
tonight ON an intoxication charge.
Albert A. Creamer and A. NJ. Flanders
went this morning to Plainfeld, where
they expect to meet deputy of State
Fisher and Game Commissioner John w |
Titoomb of Lyndonville and proceed to
Pigeon pond with 10000 trout fry which
the stockholders of Camp kernal have re-
eeived from one of the state fish hatch
cries. Two small brooks which feed
the pond are to be stocked with the
fry.
Friends of Charles Falconer OF South |,
Barre desire TO correct the impression
that il was Mr.. Falconer or his car that
figured in an auto accident at Montpel-
hrar dos 2rfh. tsnsv
struck. Mr.. Falconer's car, with wheels
minus any semblance of pneumatic
tires, is in his barn at South Barre,
where il has been since last fall Mr..
Faleoner himself has been at the City
hospital recovering from the effects of
an operation for appendicitis, which he
underwent three weeks ago and unless
the unforeseen develops he will not re.
turn to his home in South Barre before
Monday.
The remains Of John Kendall, a well !
known Granville farmer. who died at .
his home in that town Tuesday evening. =
were brought to Barre over the Central 4
Vermont railroad Friday afternoon at
tao o'clock, funeral services having =
been held in Granville in the forenoon !
It O'Clock. Accompanying the remains \
we're the wife Of the deceased. Mrs Bet /,
'ey Kendall, his daughter, Miss Florence
Kendall, Of Arlington Heights, Mass. /,
Ind Harry 4. Kendall OF this city, who (,
vas summoned 90 Granville by his ia !,
hers critical condition early in the q
week. A number Of other Barre people =
we're in the funeral party that went =
rom the station TO Hope cemetery, 4
shere Rev. J. W. Barnett, pastor of the
congregational church, read the commit
al service &C the graycside. Before
eturning 10 their respective homes. Mrs.
Kendall and her daughter viii visit al
L. A. kendalps home on Mount street.
"The most important business before
be business man to-day j. the business
{ public health. ID i hoped that the !
torres viii dress their windows IN ar.
icles that deal in. belong 81, or hint az
leanliness and health during cleanup
'eek. Hardware stores can show gar.
age cans, garden bose, fy traps and
n traps. Dry goods merchants can
bow a pile Of towels and soap. arranged 1
round a bath tub. GrocerE can make
ure food displays and 80 can restau-
ants." The foregoing u one Of the
ANY eKoeIieut suggestions that have
pen made in connection with Barre's
ean-up week. which begins Monday
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