The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-03
TALK OF THE TOWN

II viii III Tue clIN.
Charles Barrows of Vergennes is Wis
ting at the home of his father, c. i
Barrows, of Central street
Albert Mcnnes returned to his home il
Barre last night, after making an ex
tended stay in Brattleboro.
Mrs. John Mcfarland of Websteryill
has returned home, after spending sew
eral days with relatives in Montreal
Mrs. C. A. Dodge entertained the Al
trurians of this city at her home on The
Montpelier road yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. w. +. Kenerson, who has beer
visiting relatives in Barre for severa
days, has returned to her home in Cab
OF.
Philip Beaulieu and Arthur F. Castle
are among the Barre people who are
passing the week end with friends ii
Burlington.
Look! Cheaper than gas. We have q
limited amount of dry limb wood which
we will sell AT S2.25 load while il lasts
! Tel 237. Morse & Jackson.
Raymond Martin and Hobart Newell
who are attending Wesleyan university
at Middletown, Conn, arrived in the city
last night for an Faster visit with their
| parents.
Rev. Mr.. Dawson, who is the guest of
Rev. w. J. NJ. Beattie of fremont street,
preached at the Good Friday services
in the Church of the Good Shepherd
last evening.
Winifred Vaughan, student in the
Holderness school, Plymouth, n. IT,, is
passing the Easter holidays with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs John w Vaughan
of Maple Grove
r. j. Herman Of Lafayette, Ind, presi-
dent of the Retail Clerks international
association, and the district president,
p. j. Nally, of Boston. arrived in the
city late yesterday afternoon.
Charles Holden, who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs F. +. Burr of Camp
street, and with other relatives in Barre,
has returned to Binghamton, \. V, where
he is employed as an electrician.
Alexander Brown. student at Dart
mouth college, Hanover y. H.. arrived
in the city yesterday to pass the East
er vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Brown OF Kirk street.
To make preliminary arrangements
for their annual field day, the Spanish
American war veterans will meet at ~
South Main street this evening at 5
O'Clock. DIR. jackson has few new
"reminiscences about those razorbacks.
A very pleasant social hour was en-
joyed al the parish supper Of the Congre.
gational church last evening when Vi.
ands Of every kind to tempt the appetite
were sttractively set forth but disap-
peared rapidly before the crowd of hun
CRY guests. The event was very enjoy.
able
The st. Andrews A. C.. recently or.
ganized team OF juvenile ball tossers,
defeated the Barnyard Stars at the sand
bank this morning By q score of II 20 {. 4
Young and o. Nenner did the honors for
the winning combination, while Perry. 1
oliver and Ferrari were in the points /
for the stars.
ladies night will be observed Monday 4
night by the mems society Of the Pres /
hytersn church. and they cordially in
,ite all friends and members. of the
,hurch 20 be- with them. james w.
Boyce will give his interesting lecture
IN China, and il will be illustrated with
70 slides. Refreshments viii be served
~ the men. Remember this is free aud
hat you are invited.
Elton Packard, the cartoonist. illus.
rates his humorous lecture by drawing
normous cartoons in the presence Of the
audience and on sheets OF paper eight
Get square, or larger than good-sired
Iouble door. He uses large colored cray
ms in drawing, carrying with him his
asels. paper and crayon. He viii appear
n the Barre opera house Saturday even. !
NJ. April H.
In the bowling match between Harold I
Sute and McQuestion and Walsh aud =
'ohler for the eastern championship the ]
Their night, Mute, who Is former Barre I
oy. defeated his man, Walsh. IN the I
ahdle pin totals. although the Manches.
~ boys lost the match through Ne. h
,uestions failure 10 get the edge on a
'ohler. New Hampshire sporting writer's =
re urging the quartet % come together =
J a second match. h
When Spaulding high school rcopeus
ionday there will probably h. a call for I
asehall candidates 10 appear for prac- Z
cc in the afternoon. ~ the weather Z
erInits there will be no hindrance. az
he ball park in the south end 81 the city,
dry enough for practice. Captain Ger
1n has nearly the same team "a last
ear 20 pick from and " - expected e
rat several new candidates viii try q
n for the team. Nelson Brown WHO o
aved with the team last year. viii BE- G
~ b. Il, but II i expected that there =
81 be several out for bis oufheld POSI- 4
on. 7
A deed recording the transfer Of the 7
selling house a. p Orange street was y
Clustered to-day, negotiations for tire :,
Ile al the property 30 Mr.. and Mrs. y
eorrs N. Gates having been carried on !.
rough the home Office ~ the y. A. y
Try Real Estate sgenry. The house =
= been owned for several yesrs BY Mr. :.
ID Mrs. Clarence y. Lease. FORMER Barre =
.opis. who are u0w RESIDENTS ~ y
orr1sri1le. Mr.. and Mrs. Allan NJ. o
sn8ers are THE present occupants. 81.
.ough thev VII rheate Nhen Mr. ana
-. fsates. who are nov living In the
nrse blo.k move % their new purchase
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