The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-07
TALK OF THE TOWN


anybody else Try our limb wood TO
1925. Morse G. Jackson.-Advt.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Henry of west hill
have been passing several days in north
ern New York, where they were called b,
the serious illness and death of MI
Henry's mother.
Mrs. Frank Reilly, who has been i'll TO
the past four weeks, has so far recovered
her health as to be able to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Tyler Thompson Of South MAR
street, for few days.
/. There will be no meeting of the young
peoples society of the Church of thu
Good Shepherd this evening. 1t is prob
able that the meeting will be held on the
evening of the third Wednesday in April
Miss Mary Tomasi who has been pass
ing the Easter holidays with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph d. Sanguinetti OF
North Main street, left this forenoon for
Wellesley, Mass, where she s a student
at Wellesley college.
| Antonio Corey, who has been detained
at his home on Prospect street by an at
tack of tonsilitis for the past four weeks,
was able to be at his Office in the Amer.
| itdH AiOtHlilE W. sGOTt lo'udy iof thN
| first time since his illness.
The burial of Marcelna Erteran, the
month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Erteran of Websterville, which died on
Monday evening of pneumonia, took
place in the Catholic cemetery in this
| city this afternoon. Two other children
survive, as well as the infants parents.
When interviewed this forenoon on the
situation in the Bethel quarry district,
where stable number of quarry work
ers have been out since last week, Fred
w. Suitor, the secretary treasurer OF the
international association, stated that the
conditions had not been changed. Mr..
Suitor is in constant touch with the
Bethel operators and looks for develop
ments before the expiration OF the pres
ent week. Differences between the quar-
ry company and the quarrymen are said
to be very slight.
The funeral of Wilfred Lacoueier, who
died in upper Granitevile Monday of ty-
phoid fever and peritonitis, will be held
tomorrow morning at 0 o'clock in the
Catholic church at Graniteville. with
burial in the Catholic cemetery in this
city. Mr.. Lacoucier, who was 80 years
old had been i'll about three weeks. For
about ten years he had resided in Gran
iteville, where he had been engaged as
quarryman at the plant of Boutwell,,
Milne & Varnum. He is survived by a
wife and three small children.
At H. NJ. Fsrnhams horse sale in
Montpelier on Friday Of this week, there
will be sold the registered Morgan chest
nut stallion Dandy; sired by Archyle,
he by Abraham, he by Daniel Lambert
81. second dam Chestnut. This horse is |
a fine specimen OF the Lambert strain of |
Morgans. has been wintered in Vermont, |
is owned by Boston parties, and will be
sold to the highest bidder; and bear in
mind that we have ten horses from the |
New Hampshire lumber camps for this /
sale. {. +. Smith, auctioncer.-Adyt.
A variety shower and musicale was
held at the home OF Mrs John Morrison |
at Laurel street last evening in honor
Of Miss Mabel Gorham, whose approach.
ing marriage TO Clifford A. Caswell of |
this city, has been announced The 4
guests OF the evening were received in
the drawing room, which was attractive.
" decorated in green and white with cut
spring flowers adding materially TO the
pretty effect. The prospective bride was
The recipient Of a number OF beautiful
lifts. Following the musical entertain
nent, refreshments were served in the
lining where charming decorative
'esults were obtained by the use of cut
lowers and ferns. In charge Of the re-
reshments were Mrs. Morrison and Miss
edna Gorham, who were assisted BY Miss
Agnes Hale and Miss Mae Lake
Meadow Brook golfers, members Of the
hub of that name, which has its course
N the Brook street extension. have near.
y completed their plans for the 1915 sea
on on the links. The little structure
which il serving the golfers a. a club
louse until more pretentious quarters
an be provided, had been given a thor
ugh overhauling and j. in much better
hape than formerly 10 accommodate the
layers. Arthur Pirie is president Of the
Tub and Donald Mcleod was elected sec
etary az the last annual meeting. Sew
raj acquisitions 90 the membership are
o be made before the season j. in full
wing. Since the middle Of March a few ,
{ the most ardent deNotees Of the game
ave been pursuing the pastime on the
purse. Others swelled their number TO.
ay when IL was learned that the links
18th the exception Of the seventh green,
re clear Of snow and ice.
Augustus VI. Tarochelle q member Of
he World Granite Co. Of East Barre. i
owly recovering from the effects Of
ainful accident which he sustained while
orking in the coTnpany's stoneshed on
Ionday. Mr. LRrocbelle was about tol
dust q belt to the shaft wheel that i
with the grinestone. when the
~ slipped into place Unexpectedly. with
10 result that Mr. Ilarochelle felt = sud.
IN tueeinR AZ his coat sleeve Before
p could release his arm. De- was drawn
ipidly forward and had il not been for |
y fact that The fabric In his sleeve
I've vsy before he had gone very far.
uch more serious chapter would have
,en added 20 the rnishap Other work /
IN IN the she'd came 10 Mr. LarOcheiie's Il
lief and the shaft ahntl was stouped Il
70 shed. examined the man in vain for II
oxen bones. but Il developel that tie
.ouidsf and arm socket had lysen severe
ureuched. The injured man does not
iticipats any permanent ID Effects from
: experiences, although Do viii - IN i
10 70 work for several DAYS.
Prank MrIshersan. uho has tsaen 80 *
uruine IN and around BIS former home Z
Aberdeen. Scotland, for The past four =