The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

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Ssle-Largest display rummage eve
shown in Barre.-adv.
Born, at the City hospital, May Is,
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs David Wanna o
As Park street
Mrs. N. +. Lewis OF Spaulding street i
passing few days at her former hons
in Lancaster, n. II.
Wanted--l0 second. hand ranges to ex
change for new Andes ranges. II. A
Prindle, Depot square.
Mrs. Edmund Ruddy of Hardwick i:
visiting at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James Robertson.
Call l52-W for furniture moving and
heavy trucking by auto truck at reason.
able rates. Vermont Trucking & Sales Co.
Jesse McAllister of Warren, who has
been doing jury duty at the capital, visit
ed friends in the city yesterday and to,
day.
Wellman C. Whitney of Springfield,
Mass, viii speak and give test in G. A. R.
hall, Montpelier, next Sunday, May 81,
at $3.50 and p. M.
AT Berlin street grounds Saturday,
May 20, Goddard VS.. Italian A. G. Weaf-
er and Comolli will be pitted against
Davidson and Quinn.
Henry Daniels of Cabot, who has been
visiting in Chelsea for the past fortnight,
returned to Barre yesterday and is So
journing with friends on Highland ave-
nue..
Thomas Des Jardins, who recently dis
posed of his barber shop lease in the g..
Tomas block on North Main street, has
opened a tonsorial establishment in the
south-end hotel.
A meeting of the Rangers Football
club will be held at the pavilion Satur-
day, May 20, at p. M. Members and
those wishing to become members please
be present. Per order president.
James T. Kenefek of Washington
street returned to the city this morning
from Boston, where he has been making
weeks visit Mrs. kenefck, who pre-
ceded him fortnight ago, will remain
for longer visit.
Executive and handicap committees of
the Meadow Brook Golf club are asked to
meet in Clan Gordon hall this evening at
7 O'Clock. The weekly tournaments at
the clubs course near Brook street are
to begin tomorrow.
If the party who was seen to take the
parcel from the Woolworth five and ten
cent store between the hours of 2;30 and
$3.50 Thursday afternoon viii return the
same to the Office of the above-named |
firm they will save further action on the |
part OF the owner.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weston Walker OF |
Cleveland avenue left the city Thursday |
afternoon for Loon Lake, n. y, where
they were called by the death OF Mrs.
Walkers father, James 0'Aara. News
Of Mr.. 0'Mara's passing reached Barre in
a telegram, which stated that death was
due to rheumatism. The deceased was 81
years old and had been an occasional
visitor in this city. Arrangements for
the funeral had not been made yesterday,
but Mr.. and Mrs. Walker planned to re-
main at Loon Lake until next week.
Shriners in Barre are in receipt of no
ices calling their attention to a special
meeting of Mount Sinai temple, which is
% be held at the city hall in the capital
IN the afternoon OF Friday, June 2, at
,'clock. The traditional banquet will
AXE place at 8 o'clock and thereafter a
ceremonial viii be reviewed by j. Put
lam Stevens, the imperial potentate of
he order. Dr. r. b. Whitaker and DIR. /
Toe w. jackson Of Barre are on the com |
nittee Of greeters. Notice is also served i
N the members of the temple that there
; to be an Arab patrol celebration at In /
ercity park July 4. The Arab patrol
and is to furnish music and program 1
{ sports is TO include baseball and tug I
t war.
B. W. Hooker & Co.'S auto truck was s
ut out of commission temporarily yes q
erday afternoon, with broken wheel '
nd badly bent front axle. The acct ?
emit happened at the foot OF the Granite t
treet hill when the driver of the truck
Iugho Ramella, took his eyes off from ;
he road for few seconds while chang c
lg gears at the sleeper part OF the grade. I
Vhen next be looked up the car was v
gainst the bank on the south side Of the v
BAD with a demolished front wheel. A y
slephone call to Cutters garage brought
gang of repair men and one of n. Nj. Fl
elson's teams was pressed into service "
, haul the machine out of the ditch. IL c
as reported this morning that new o
heel and the Strengthening of the axle o
ould put the car into shape to run 81
gain. :
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Conner OF Mer !.
lant street, who are to be rendered a
.rewel reception in the vestry of the
edding Methodist church this evening /
.eparatory TO their departure from !
ARE, will leave within few days for
where Mr.. Conner, with Z
,seph Hoyt, also of this city, has pur-
Iased l40-aere farm. Messrs. Conner
Id Hoyt are to devote their time to
iiryng. poultry breeding and fruit cul-
ire. There is an excellent market for
cir produce in Springfield, four miles
ON Weathersfeld In closing his long 4
injection with mercantile interests in
IRE Mr.. Conner wishes TO express his
,preciation of the patronage accorded
m. Long before the Morse block was :
mpleted. Mr.. Conner was engaged in
e grocery business in the French build Z
2. Fritz Jackson has purchased his
ocery stock and the crockery stock has 4
en- taken over by +. NJ. Lyon, while
e bicycles and bicycle sundries handled
Mr.. Conner have been purchased by