The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-29
TALK OF THE TOWN

Go TO the Eastern Star dance Wednes-
day night--the one big dance this year,
Michael Mcdonald of South Main
street went TO Burlington this morning
on business trip.
Edward Milne of Laurel street went
yesterday to Mortified, where he is pass
ing week with friends,
G. Dana Bruce left the city Monday
afternoon for Montreal p. O., where he
expects to be employed.
just received large number of Victor
records. Call and hear them at Baileys
Music Rooms, IA Elm street.
Tonight at Universalist church vestry
hash supper, with cake and coffee, will
be served from 8 to 7 o'clock. Price, zoe.
H. C. Patterson OF Washington street
returned yesterday to Burlington, where
he is serving as juror in United States
district court.
Mrs. Eva Plouff of 1873 South Main
street is earring her household goods
preparatory to going to Salem, Mass,
where she is to make her home with her
daughter.
IItN AudIilSlus WIN ihh ufth
at his home in Randolph by an attack
of the grip, has returned TO Barre and
expects to resume his duties in the Ross
barber shop tomorrow.
Tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 the la
dies union of the Uniyersalist church
will hold their monthly business, and also
sewing, meeting, at the home of Mrs. $.
j. Jones, 2 Eastern avenue.
Officer John S. Murley of Summer
street is detained by illness at his home
on Summer street and during his alb
senee Special Officer A. b. Curtis is serv-
ing on the day shift at police headquar
tiers.
Extra special for Wednesday-Sl silver
and glass salt and pepper sets, only gle;
ST Rogers silver-plated tea strainers,
39c; cut glass vase naples, lemon plates,
loaf sugar dishes and many other cut
glass articles, value up to So, going at
59c. Kenyon Store. Package sale Fri
day.
AT the club rooms OF the Knights OF
Columbus in the Scampini building this |
evening Barre council and Montpelier |
will engage in the fifth Of a series of six |
tournaments in cribbage and pool. The |
Barre knights are leading by comfort |
able margin in the totals. The last !
match of the series viii be played in
Montpelier next week.
Roderick Cameron, the Washington
street grocer, finished to-day the trans
portation of his stock of groceries to the
new store which he has built on the cor
ner of Washington street and Hunting
ton avenue. The exterior of the new
building is not yet completed but the in
terror has been put in shape for business.
Mr.. Cameron and his family will occupy
a tenement in the rear of the new store.
The United Missionary society OF the
Hedding church will hold the March
meeting at the church next Wednesday
evening. March !. Following a long es-
abolished custom this will be the annual
hank offering meeting Of the foreign so
,iety. Supper win be served at 6, to
which the men of the church are invited.
also members OF both societies. The
goung ladies OF the Standard Bearer SO
'iety win be present as guests. Program
VIII fOlloW the supper.
Frank @. Lee, water superintendent |
md city engineer, has gone to Pittsburg, =
Pa, as the eity's accredited delegate to =
he National Good Roads conference. I
which opened late last week and is to :
continue until March A. Road building
Experts from all parts OF the United d
states are present at the conference and ?
practically every brand OF road material, !
building machinery, etc, is exhibited at b
he conference. Supt. Lee is to report \
eybally on his observations to the city e
ounel sometime after his return. o
A change in the arrangements for the
uneral of William +. Carroll, a former
'arre young man, whose death occurred \
n Kearny, n j., Saturday, is responsible r
or notice that services win be held in s.
It. Monica's church Thursday morning at 81
40 o'clock instead of Wednesday morn g
lg. Rev. p. NJ Mckenna well ofIiciate n
nd interment will be made in the Cath. o
lie cemetery on Beckley street IL was 8
request of the deceased that friends II
init flowers. The funeral party will ar !
i've in the city from New York this q
vening and the remains will be taken to u
7 Forsythe place. p
Mr.. and Mrs. Cassius w Camp of ITO e,
outh Main street entertained the mem {,
ers of the South End 500 club at their
ONE Saturday evening, the gathering
cling one of a series of 500 tournaments f.
hat the club is holding during the win ii
pr months. For those who preferred. re-
here was a whist tournament with dain- NJ
' favors for those who excelled in what 7
ara Battles discerned as "the rigOr of al
he game" Favors in the 500 tourna- q
rent were awarded Mr.. and Mrs. Earl W
atchelder. After the card playing there n
vas delicious luncheon. The next nj
leeting of the South End club will be CO
ED on the evening of Saturday, March m
|. OF
Most OF the granite manufacturing n,
lants in Barre resumed worn this morn. w
x for the first time since the week end n,
cess began at noon Saturday, yester-
ay's cold weather being responsible for =
any suspensions. There were instances -
asterday where manufacturers made
lift to continue operations only 70 be
,mpelled to shut down in the middle of
he forenoon. while others announced in
he early morning that the weather
ould have to moderate before the men
mid return IN work Mueb moro a r,r,a I