The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-31
TALK OF THE TOWN

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basement.
A. G. Templeton Of Randolph was in the
city through the day Monday on bus,
mess,
Mrs. Walter McCourt of st. Adams il
visiting Mrs. Elizabeth +. Lagore of the
Morse block.
Fsank Burr of Thetford was in the city
Monday and took home his Chalmers Six
40 touring ear.
Alfred Mackay of Cliff street returned
home this morning from Groton pond,
where he spent the holiday.
i. M. kempton left Monday for Bos.
ton, where he will visit relatives, return
ing to Barre later in the week.
j. G. Mcleod and family of Averil
street have been spending a few days in
their cottage at Highgate Springs.
Call l52-W for furniture moving and
heavy trucking by auto truck at reason
able rates. Vermont Trucking & Sales Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fornia of Merchant
street left Monday afternoon, to visit
her parents for few days in Burlington
Miss Nellie Morton of Roxbury Mass.
is visiting for a few days at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mercer OF Bolster
place.
| All the ladies interested in the Church
of the Good Shepherd are invited to meet
at the church Thursday evening, June |,
at 1880.
Mrs. l.. c. White went TO her home in
White River Junction Monday, after Wis
iting relatives on Seminary street for
few days.
William Wells Relief corps will hold
it's regular meeting Thursday afternoon,
June l. Let every member be present, as
there is work to be done.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carney, former
residents, but who now reside in Brattle-
boro, are visiting Patrick Brown and
family on Jefferson street.
Autoists touring through the gulf stop
at the Wayside Tea Room for their
lunches, ice cream and home made can
dies. aMrs. Lottie Smith, proprietor
The boys who were seen taking the
decorations from store at North Barre |
Monday night will do well to return the
same and save their parents trouble.
The monthly business meeting of the Ia
dies union of the Universalist church |
will be held in the church vestry Thurs
day afternoon at 2:30. Important bus
mess to consider.
Frank A. Wiley, a former employe of
The Times, graduated from the law de-
partment of the University of Santa
Clara, at San Jose, Call May "a, with the
degree of LII r.
+. j. Donohue. who is connected with
he Sanborn Map Co. of New York and
who at the present time is engaged in
making a map of Barre, spent the Holt
day with his family in Middlebury.
The Vermont Trucking & Sales Co.
sent one of their largest trucks to West
Brookfield to move load OF bees to
Bridgewater for Mr. Cram, who moved
there short time ago from Brookfeld.
Albert Tonguay, former resident Of
this place who is employed in an am
factory in Springfield, Mass.
to that place last night after :
spending few days with relatives on
North Main street !
James Hills, who, with Frank Minard ,
and Clarence Cuytis, went fishing in .
Orange yesterday, brought home what is
said to be the largest trout caught in
that town this season. IL weighed
pound and measured l3 inches. Mr.. Hill.
lis total catch weighed five and one half
pounds.
Organized labor in Boston yesterday
assisted in the ceremonies attendant upon
he unveiling of Barre granite memorial
n Calvary cemetery to Edmond f. Ward. !
native Of Ireland, whose death in 1915
emoved prominent figure in Massachu-
etts labor circles. The bottom base of !
he monument is six feet, six inches, by =
our feet, and the total height is six feet
IN the front of the die in large letters, is '
he name, Edmond f. Ward" and on
he second base this inscription, Erected
" His Associates in Organized Labor " :
lr. Ward was long active in the brewery
workers. union and the Boston Central
,abor union. =
The first and second grade piano pupils !,
f Mrs. Grace Cutler gave recital Mon
ay evening at the home of DIR. and Mrs =
:. d. Martin. Considering the grade, !
hese pupils acquitted themselves with :,
ute as much credit as the advanced
lass, which played Friday evening. The .
ames of all playing at the two recitals r
re given below: Advanced Lam :,
ert, Ralph Daffine, Ethel Young. Ruth
'eino Bernice Davis, Louise Partridge, n
ylvia Beaulieu, Earl Winters, Marjorie !,
andrews, Hildreth Martin. First and sec =,
nd grsdes-Clyde Geake, Angie Movalli, n
uey Cummings, Doris Gerard Dogma
Ethel Lund, Vera Owen Elsie =,
Iorrison, Doris Wylie, Ellen Inglis, Dora n,
otler, Clarence Rogers, Adleen Tomasi, Z,
,oris Davis, Proctor Martin, Emily q
lodge, Gloria Young, Helen Partridge, u
Tarold Blackmore, Ruth Davis. Beatrice
lower, Marion Abbott and Delphine Col +,
y. NJ