The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-26
TALK OF TIE TOWN

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Have you noticed those house dresses
for Sl,l9 at Perry'sY
Mrs. j.. L. Beckley of Essex street is
confined TO the bed by illness.
Mrs, J. A. Bennett has arrived from
New York TO work as trimmer IN Mrs
II. S. Miles store,
W. have lot of excellent bargains in
boys shoes. Now is the time TO fit out
tho boy for spring, Tilden Shoe Co.
Miss Katherine Flanagan returned to-
day TO her home in Burlington, after a
few days visit with friends in the city.
Edward Leclair of North Main street
went this morning to Essex Junction,
where he will make weekend visit
with relatives.
Ten.cent box Of peanut tany free to
every child making a 25c purchase at our
store Saturday and Sunday. RusselPs,
the Red Cross Pharmacy.
Mrs. G. u. Belknap and daughter, who
have been visiting relatives in Barre for
the past week, returned last night to her
home in Plymouth, n. II.
Mrs. John Mcfarland of Webstervilie
was in the city to-day, leaving this fore
noon for Montreal, where she plans TO
make stay of several days
Miss Ida L. Young of Ayers street,
who has been making an extended visit
in Chicago and other Illinois centers, ar
rived in the city last evening.
Mrs. Ernest H. Brock, who has been
spending few days in the home OF her
brother-in- law, f. C. Brock of Washing
ton street, returned yesterday to New
bury.
The literature class of the Barre Wom-
ans club win meet this friday even
ing in Aldrich hall at 1880 Mr.. jackson
will discuss Victor Hugo's "Notre Dame"
with the class.
Rev. Robert Dewey, who has been max
ing brief visit at st. Monica's rectory
on Summer street, returned this morning
to Waterbury, where he is the pastor of
ST. Andrews church.
Mrs. G.. M. 0hmart and daughter, Alice,
of Sunnyside, Wash, arrived in the city
yesterday to spend the summer with the
formers mother, Mrs. Isabel Wallace, Of
IA Terrace avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Gomez and two chill
dren OF Mortified are spending a few
days with friends in the city. Mr.. Gomez
is engaged in collecting for the New Eng
land Casualty Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Porter IT, Averill Of Fair
Haven, who are passing a two weeks va
cation with relatives in Barre and Barre
Town, left this morning for few days
visit in st. JohnsbuTy.
Miss Frieda Hooker, senior at Sim
mons college, Boston arrived in the city
this morning to pass her Easter vacation
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. w. Hooker of Park street.
Roy Centerbar, who recently returned
to Barre from a weeks visit at his for
mer home in Enosburg, left last night for
Lowell, Mass, where he expects to be
employed during the summer.
Students of the eighth grade in the
Mathewson school building visited the
Vermont general assembly yesterday aft
ernoon. The students were accompanied
b. their teacher. Miss Strathern.
John Morrison left this morning for
Boston. whence he will sail tomorrow on
an Allan liner for Glasgow, proceeding
thence to his former home in Aberdeen,
Scotland, for soiourn OF several months,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander I. Beaten,
who have been spending few days in
the city as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Noble S, Love OF fremont street, re-
turned yesterday TO their home in South
Ryegate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Worthen, who
came 10 Barre TO attend the funeral uf
Mrs. Eliza Jane Hail. which was held
from her late home on east hill yester-
day, returned to-day TO their home in
Hardwick.
William G. Edwards Of Merchant
street, who went 10 Ferrisburg Wednes
day 10 act as groomsmsn at the Devine.
Chapman wedding, returned to Barre 70.
day, after visiting friends in Middlebury
and Vergennes while on his way home.
Barre Socialists have announced April
6 as the date when Emil Siedel, former
mayor OF Milwaukee, and one OF the best
known propagandists in America, win
speak in Barre. DR.. Siedel viii be the
third of coterie OF lecturers who are
appearing in Barre during the months Of
February, March and April under the
auspices Of the Barrie Socialist local
The condition Of Moses Charbonneau,
the North Main street cobbler who suf
fered a slight psralytic shock while
working at his bench a few days ago, was
reported to be materially improved to-
day. Mr.. Charbonneau recovered con-
sciousness late yesterday and was able
to converse with members Of the family.
Paralysis has all but disappeared and
relatives Of the patient are anticipating
his early recovery.
Signs that winter continues 10 linger
in the well known lap Of spring are not
wanting Yesterday a North Main street
liveryman, employed 10 transport a com
mercial salesman into the countryside,
encountered three feet Of snow IN Al
nsighborhood where the farmers have vet
20 discard their runners for wheels. EX
ccllent wheeling was found from Rarre 20
Washington. bat ne trip from Topsham
to East Orange on the return 30 narre
was fraught with difficulties. Fully /
three feet 81 snow are TO b. found IN tie
highway where the road IL bordered b.
thickly wooded areas.
Tho remains 81 Thomas Pickering a
well known cast hll resident whore
death at the home Of his nephew John /
Pickering. "Wednesday forenoon AZ the 1
age 81 - years. brought 10 its close an
evertful career whieh Included servie in
the Home Guards Organized 70 ref'el tie I
Fenisn invaders iu 1856. were brought 90
BADGER a Cos. undertaking establish 1
ment Yesterday This morning the BODY
was taken over fhe Central Vermont
~ Broad to efaum8gt Fast x. a. and
thence a. Frelirhstairn near the farn,er
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