The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-16
TALK OF THE TOWN
Anvil mogozines N Abbott's.

For this week, kid gloves Soc pair at
Vaughan's.
John Booth left last night for Wark,
Pa, where he will make a business visit
of several days.
Mrs. j. p. Donahue returned TO Barre
last night after visit OF several days
with friends in Burlington.
Mrs. Martha Calef-White, electric nee
die specialist, will be at Miss Canning's
Toilet Parlor, Barre, Friday, March ~.
Neil Vanderbogart Of Ellenburg, N. ~
arrived in the city last evening and in
tends TO make an extended stay in Barre
and vicinity.
DIR. Clarence +. Worthen of Weston,
Mass, is visiting at the home OF has
parents on Keith avenue. His father, Or.
| ii. o. Worthen, who has been sick Tor
several weeks, is slowly improving.
John Bertoli, who was called here by
the death of u. A. Carusi of Second
street, has returned to his home in Quin-
CIV. Mass, after few days visit with
relatives in Barre and Montpelier.
Arthur G. Tilden of upper Prospect
street returned this morning from his
former home in Mortified, where he has
been making preliminary preparations for
the sugar season on the Tilden home
stead
Peter NJ. Depatie has returned from
St. Adams, where he assisted IN the
opening Of a new shoe repair shop which
he recently purchased. Mr.. Depatie plans
to divide his time between his shops IN
Barre and st. Adams.
improvements to the interior OF the
Eureka restaurant which have been un-
der way several days were completed
Yesterday. Painters and artisans have
accomplished much in the way OF in
creasng the attraetiveness OF the dining
room.
Washington county listers and asses
sors will meet in the city hall at the
capital on the afternoon OF March 30 TO
confer with the state tax commissioner
TIE conference is one of several which
are held each year in Vermont as the
time for assessing taxes draws near.
Charles Lowe, the young lad who it is
alleged was detected in the act of taking
money from the F. ID. Ladd Cos. store
one week ago, has been released from the
immediate custody of probate court. HIS
case has been continued until June o, ami
in the meantime he viii ROMAN under the
eye of Probation Officer Charles A. Smith.
The remains OF Mrs Annie Scott, wife
of the late John G. Scott, whose death at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Sidney 9.
Kidd of 40 Maple avenue, occurred Sat
urday evening. after q weeks illness,
were taken over the Montpelier & Wells
River railroad at $50 o'clock last night
to Quincy, Mass. her former home, where
the funeral was held this afternoon at 2
o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Kidd, who accom-
panied the body, viii make brief visit
i in Quincy before returning to Barre. The
/ interment will be made beside the re.
mains of Mr.. Scott, whose death occurred
in 1908.
Il Following a series Of communications
between the city central committee and
the Socialist lecture bureau in New York,
members OF the party in Barre we're able
to announce to-day that Emil siedel, one
of the best known Socialists in America,
is coming TO this city sometime IN April
DR.. Siedel's appearance here, either n
the opera house or at the Rowland hall
will be- the third Of a series Of propagan'
da lectures which the local end OF the
party has been conducting during the late
winter months. Siedel is the only Social
isl who ever received an election as may
or Of Milwaukee.
n w. ID. Peeor, who is employed as con
ductor in the freight crew at the Central
Vermont Yards, is recovering from the
effects of a painful mishap which he ex-
perienced while walking toward the sta
II tion at Montpelier Junction Saturday
evening. Mr.. Pecor, hurrying IN the d.
rection OF the enginehouse, failed 20 take
cognzance OF a pile Of ear wheels lying
near the tracks. When be stumbled and
fell he landed on the tlange Of wheel,
A physician who examined the man att
or the fall found that a ligament near
one OF the floating ribs had been strained
Mfr. Pecor will not be detained from his
duties for long, although the injury
causes him considerable inconvenience ~
moving about freely.
A PRAYER service for Murdo McAuley,
a we'll known Williamstown man, whose
death at the age OF 50 occurred az the
home OF his son. Angus McAuley, IN The
BAPTIST street neighborhood early Mon
day morning. was held at the house this
Afternoon at 80 o'clock Rev. Fred Ne
Neil Of Graniteville officiating. There was
a large gathering Of friends and numer-
ous floral tributes testified 20 the esteem
| in which Mr. MeAuley was held by his
friends. late this afternoon the remains
viii be brought 10 the Perry a Noonau
undertaking establishment and tonight
AZ a.3O o'clock they will h. taken over
the Montpelier 4 Wells River railroad "a
Mr.. McAuley's former home near Sher-
! brooke. v. O.. where intermeni viii BE-
made. Angus McAuiey and bis sister
Miss Christine McAuley. viii accompany
, The body.
Another little chapter was added q
the annals ~ Wkeelinp IN this city yr-.
terdav when A. n. FLANDERS gliAcd The
length Of North Main street on a bicycl,
which appeared 20 move with some mess
! ure OF rapiditv hut without the custom
arv revolutions Of the pedals The secret
81 Mr.. Flanders progress without pedn
lar EFFORT was explained Nv The prcsencs
III 4 third wheel. slightly proportionet
and attached 20 the rear cycle. tonEect
~ with the smaller wheel q miniature
motor and little tank fer gasoline. Th'
innovation j. something that che fidpi
rroeuroF on bic visit to the auto sho'.
In poafon iaat week People who exam
iuef fhp novelty say e ran - ndlustft
a. any hicycle. although i is not rTf
s1med that the ceelist. With che thir'
, wheel attached. vii ever shatter an1
! speed records.
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