The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-22
TALK OF THE TOWN

Karl Holenbaeh has returned TO Barre
from a visit of few days with friends
in Rutland.
Antonio Corey Of Prospect street left
the city this morning on business triF
to Berlin, N. II.
Wanted 10 second hand ranges to ex'
change for new Andes ranges. II. A
Prindle, Depot square.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bridger OF Nor
witch, Conn, are visiting Mrs. Bridger
parents in South Barre.
Angelo Cenci returned to the city this
morning from Waterbury, where he was
a weekend guest of friends.
Boys and girls should read the Board
of Trade ad now appearing, in regard
to winning ten dollars in gold.-adv
Joseph Kennedy returned to the city
this morning from Burlington, where he
has been visiting friends for few days.
William Henry of Merchant street
went this morning to Rutland, where he
has secured employment for the summer.
| Call l52-W for furniture moving and
heavy trucking by auto truck ut reason
able rates. Vermont Trucking & Sales Co.
| Mrs. William Robins left the city Sat
urday for Springfield, Mass, where she is
making a visit of several days with rela-
tives.
Bob Leonard and Ella Hall in three
reel drama OF the back woods, "Iust
from Sweden" and comedy at the BIZ
jou to day.-adv,
MIR. and Mrs. James B. Hall and little
daughter, who have been visiting at the
home of Mrs. John Mcdonald OF Liberty
street, returned to their home in Boston
day.
Another shipment of those dainty and
stylish waists just arrived Come early,
as their beauty will soon sell them. See
the much talked-of sufragette hat, Lib.
erty Gage" now on display. Mrs. w. i.
Shepard, Rowland building.
Frank L. Austin aud W. FL. Duthie OF
Barre and Henry G. Lawson OF Montpe-
lier motored to Orleans yesterday to dis
cuss plans for the proposed ceremonial of
Suadah temple, No. l40, d. O. X. X, to
be held in that village Memorial day.
Lindol r. Waterman, completing his |
course at Wentworth institute in June,
has accepted position for next year at
Stanstead Wesleyan college OF Stanstead, |
Que as supervisor OF the manual train
ing department and assistant instructor |
of mathematics.
Linemen and over employees Of the Yer
mont Tel & Tel. Co., representing the /
working forces in Barre and Montpelier,
to the city late Sunday after
noon from Rutland, making the trip in
automobiles over the mountain route
from Bethel A successful meeting OF
the Vermont telephone chapter was held
afternoon in the Marble city.
Vermont National Guardsmen, many OF
whom were modified in Mortified Sat
urday. were attracted to the city in num-
bers Saturday and Sunday. Instead OF
The regiment mobilization, the gathering
IF the militia took the form of a bat
.alion mobilization, as the expected quota
If companies from various parts of the
itate did not appear. Rough roads were
it was said, for the non-ap
,earanee OF some of the companies.
Ugerio Gervasi, the Young son Of Mr..
md Mrs. Fred Gervasi of Center street, |
eturned to the city last evening from
Burlington, where he has been undergo
ne treatment ait the Mary Fletcher hos ]
,ital in Burlington for the past 10 days,
The Perry 4 Noonan ambulance met the |
nd at the station and carried him to his 9
ONE The Gervasi boy has been suffer
ng for several weeks with paralysis OF y
he lower left limb. While in Burlington r
peeialsts from New York examined the 4
oy. prescribed treatment for the paraly
il, and expressed their belief that he will r
egain the use OF the member in few t
Months. g
In the absence of the pastor, Rev. j. b.
eardon. who went to Boston Saturday v
. attend a Universalist conference, Sun b
ay morning services in the Universalist +
iureh were conducted by Rev. George f.
ortier of st. Adams, superintendent OF /.
he churches i'm Vermont and New Hamp \
hire Beginning yesterday and continu
~ until autumn, Sunday evening serv
rs are to be omitted i'm the Barre n
lurch At the Congregational church a
unday morning Prof Carl Vose Wood h
ary Of Norwich university preached in 81
10 absence of Rev J. w. Barnett. Prof.
toodbury also spoke at the meeting OF 50
lie mems class Immediately after the e.
orning worship. je
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander T. Beaton re- il
rned to their home in South Ryegate
lturday evening, after spending few G
tys with friends in the city. Il
The monthly meeting Of the Bonaccord h,
otball club will be held in the pavilion fe
morrow, Tuesday. May %. at s p. m. y,
4 members OF the club are urged to at OF
nd
NJ. ]. Whitcomb of East Barre made -
ipment of $500 pounds of maple sugar NJ
day. n