The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-15
BARRE DAILY TIMES
THURSDAY, APRIL is, 1915.
The Weather
Fair tonight and Fridays moderate
west winds.
TALK OF THE TOWN

G. n. Kenyon & Co.'S.
Clifford Mills left yesterday for 81
Adams where he will visit friends for
few days.
Frank Mason left last night for Troy
N. y, where he viii visit with relatives
for Il few days.
Five hundred yards l., Ia, 2, 2h
and 3-inch torchon lace for 3isc var,
ut Perrys on Saturday.
Miss Marion Upper of st. Johnsbury
arrived in the city last night and vii
visit relatives for a few days.
George Black of Mortified, who has
been visiting friends in the city for the
past few days, returned home to-day.
/ L. r. Osborne of Burlington arrived
this morning and viii make few days
visit with friends in the city and vicin
ity.
Mrs. A. S. Bullock of Northfield ar.
rited last night and will make few
days visit at the home of M. p. Blake
on Cliff street.
Edward Cheever of Hill street, who
got bad fall on the ice last winter
was able to walk downtown to-day with
the aid Of crutehes.
Reserved seat tickets for Alton Pack
ards unique entertainment, to be given
Saturday evening, April II, are on sale
at browns Drug Store.
Mrs. Marion Leyden and daughter, who
have been visiting in Barre and Plain
ing for their home in East Weymouth,
Mass.
Homer Sowles, who attends Harvard
college, arrived in the city last night in
order to spend his vacation with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sowles, on Beck.
ley hill.
Late yesterday afternoon at the Rang
ers field in North Barre. the Carpathia
club added another victory to their list
when they defeated the Highlanders by
a score of to A.
The English opera company which Is
to sing III Trovatore" in the opera house
this evening, arrived in the city to-day
from Burlington, where the opera was
given last evening.
The big auction sale tomorrow for
A. r. Cole, one mile out of Marshtield
Villages; 50 head of cattle, cows and
young stock; big pair of mules; all farm
tools and machinery and lot of house
Hbil Iuf uiluic- y. r. smith, dHCtibHteI.
A special meeting OF the Odd Ladies
will be held this evening at o'clock in
X. of c. hall. At this time the provin
cial grand lady will pay an official visit
to the lodge. large attendance is de- |
sired. Refreshments will be served, |
Guards please wear white.
Mrs. c. Mason, who lives on the Wash. |
ington street extension, was taken very
seriously i'll last night. Apparently en-
joying the best of health, Mrs Mason
was about to retire for the night when
she suffered an attack that was later
diagnosed as a shock. Her condition to.
day was said to be critical.
Francesca Ruis of North Main street
left the city this morning for New York,
where he will visit his eountrymen for
few days before sailing on the Amer.
can liner st. Louis for Liverpool, Eng
and, whence he will embark for his for.
ner home in Santander, Spain. Mr.. Ruis
Expects to be absent from Barre several
months. ID
The lecture and demonstration under
he patronage of the Woman's club Mon. (
lay night by Mrs. jeanette Mckenzie |
I'LL OF Boston is open to all ladies and |
I is hoped that the interest will reach \
very householder and that a special eff. Il
ort TO attend viii be made. Your at 5
enhance is sure to be well repaid
Adv. IN
Miss katherine Stewart returned TO :
iarre last night from visit of several i,
ieeks with relatives in Massachusetts,. j,
'arre friends of Miss Stewards father,
duncan Stewart, who lived in this city :
or many years, win be- interested to
arm that he has purchased home in
asst Iongmeadow, near Springfield,
lass. Miss Stewart will pass the re-
lainder OF. the week with friends here, 9
Ding later TO Chelsea, where she is en- q
aged as a teacher in the town schools. =
Barre's park commission is completing ,
: plans for the 1915 program of beau g
flying the parks and neglected corners, q
bangles and little squares that may be Al
'und In different sections OF the city.
his morning a man in the employ OF n
le commission began the work OF seed al
z down the city park. Ii is hoped that u,
le citizens at large will join with the 81
in preserving the beauty Il
the park during the summer months. u
n effort will be made TO keep the grass .,
cen and fresh. The commissioners feel h,
at good start was made last season, q
hen barren areas on the park were sod =,
d down and seeded. In,
John Ryan's mountain climber, the n
.anley steamer used in transporting ~
ssengers and the United States mail IA
tween Barre and Granitevile, went on "A
rampage again this morning and before ~
e owner and several auto tinkerers =.
uld right matters, an ambitious little
2 had started inside the works Of the y
T. The east side Of city park formed =
ckground for the blaze and just a. n,
On a. the boiler began to groan and 4
zle. Mr.. Ryan set out, posthaste, for ~
nearly garage. Later George W. Mann.
10 introduced the mountain climber TO y,
aniteviiie travellers, was summoned to
ignose the ills Of the bag car. Near
tNo huurs elapsed before the damage hii
lsei By an overheated boiler was re- ~
red. =.
1ne Of the largest farm reality deals -
D. runsummatei in this locality in ~
tefal mouths, q transaction iuFolrinz IL
ig0 and the fifth farm to BE- sold b
. D. A. Perry Real Estate agency for
u s1aa1 IN eight month";. wss com
ted to-day when the Chester Martini
re ~ tia sotth end d W6lliamstoNu
ned IS Eiien Pratt and Norman T. ~
80 vas disposed Of 10 Noah G. TsyIgr -
Chelsea. who. with lis two sons. plane ~
take immediate possession 81 the -