The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-06
TALK OF THE TOWN
New graduation fans at Fits.


with friends.
II you haven't already secured faI
for flag day, get one at The Times ofiic'
-9sc and coupon.
The monthly meeting of the ladies' ale
society of the Presbyterian church will
be held Wednesday evening at 1880.
Miss Sue Nichols OF Richardson stree
went this morning to Burlington, Their,
to remain with friends for few days.
Call l52-W FOR furniture moving ant
heavy trucking by auto truck at reason
able rates. Vermont Trucking & Sales Co
Wsnted---50,00 600 dozen fresh eggs. Bring
them in any quantity, large or small, and
we will pay cash for same. Barre Cream
cry,
Miss Bertha Graham returned this
morning to her home in Royslton, after
spending several days with friends in
South Barre.
Special for graduation dresses--White
lawn and voile, plain and embroidered
also hamburg embroidery. Little Dry
Goods Store, Cottage street.
Lewis Waller, star Of Henry W"
''The Explorer" "The Garden of Allah, "
etc, in fve-act romantic drama, BRIG
adler Gerard" at the Bijou Tuesday,
lady.
Miss Gladys N. Gale, who has just re-
turned from study at the Guilmont
School of Music in New York, will re-
ceive beginners and advanced pupils in
piano, pipe organ and theory work. Tele-
phone 625.--adv.
Miss Wilhelmina Even of Orange
street and Miss Marguerite Scott of Har-
rington avenue went yesterday to Chel-
sea, where they are to be employed at
the Orange County hotel during the June
term Of county court.
John Lane, who recently returned to
his home in Wiliamstown after a long
soiourn on the Pacific coast, is visiting
his brother, G. c. Lane, in st. Adams be-
fore going to Beverly, Mass, where he
expects TO pass the summer.
George w. Hunt, who came to Barre to
observe Memorial day with his comrades
of r. B. Crandal post, G, A. r., and who
has been visiting friends in this city and
vicinity for the past week. returned this
morning TO the Soldiers home in Ben
nington.
So great was the fame of the late Lew.
is Waller that King Edward VII. com
manded" his appearance before him no
less than five times, each time presenting
him a momento OF the occasion. Lewis
Waller will be seen at the Bijou Tuesday
IN "Brigadier Gerard. adv
Richard Rizzi who with other mem bers |
If the Barre italian colony left the city |
for New York there TO sail |
or the homeland, is 10 join the colors |
Immediately upon his arrival on the pen
nsula, although he does not expect to see
letive service for several months.
Tonight at the Berlin street grounds /
he Bonaecord Football club Is to meet /
or its regular practice. Hereafter prac-
ices will be held on Tuesday and Thurs
lay evenings of each week and schedule
t games with other soccer organizations
n Barre and vicinity is being arranged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert w. Wheeler, who
we're married in Barre 10 days ago, have
eturned from honeymoon passed in
BOSTON and Old Orchard Me. After Wis
Ting al the brides former home on Ayers
treet, they went to their new home on
he East Montpelier road leading out of
iontpelier, where they are to be Joined
v Mrs. Wheeler's mother, Mrs. Alexan.
er Mathieson.
Accompanied by Messrs, Hubbard and I
van and Miss Gladys Wilson OF the .
Ugh school faculty, the 1917 class Of !
Paulding enjoyed its annual straw ride
} Berlin pond Saturday. Two cottages e
ere placed at the disposal of the stu t
ents and in spite of the fact that rain |
Jared a program of outdoor sports
iere were many plessureable features q
the outing. The return to Barre was q
ade in the early evening.
The body of Charles Loso. for several
ears an employee OF Jones Bros, whose {
,ath occurred at his home. I0l Maple /
'enue Sunday morning after weeks Y
ness, was taken over the Central Yer. g
ont railroad Monday afternoon at $3.50 n
clock to West Chazy, n. Y, where in. r
rment was made in the Catholic GENE. s.
ry this forenoon. Funeral services for il
e deceased were held at st. Monica's n
urch yesterday. In the funeral party s
ere Mrs. Joso and her three children, :
lymond, Dorothy and Marion Loso. the
ceased's father, Joseph Loso of Platts-
re-, n. Y, and three brothers, Stanley
so of Roxbury, and Walter and Clar.
&c Loso OF Chazy Mrs. Loso and chill
en- will return TO Barre at the end of
e week.
Before the members Of the mems club
the First Presbyterian church last
ening, the pastor, Rev. Edgar Cross.
i'd delivered an interesting lecture on
ellowstone Park, the Wonderland OF
nerica,' the lecture being the last of a
les Of club meetings held during the
inter- and spring months. There was a
thering Of rs men, including club mem.
r. and their guests, Rev. Mr.. Cross
IDS lecture was accompanied by stere-
ticon views developed from a large
lection of camera pictures which he
X while passing through the park with
5. Grassland sometime ago. Each fea-
e of the national preserve was care
ly described by the speaker and he
$ given a vote Of thanks for his con
button to the series. Prior 10 the lee
e there was brief business meeting
afterward a substantial luncheon
: served. II is planned To arrange an
or series OF lectures next fall