The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

White sale at vaughan's.
Read about our white sale. Naughan's
Great sale laces and neckwear at the
Vaughan store,
Mrs. lcey Spence Of 25 Warren street
who has been very sick, is now on the
gain.
DR.. and Mrs. Placement and daughter,
Ceeile, have gone to Montreal for 10
days visit.
Arthur Spence has returned TO Barre,
after passing a few days with relatives
in Concord, y. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Bradford Of 30
Park street wish TO announce their gold
en- wedding anniversary which occurs
Monday, Feb IL, and would be pleased
to meet all relatives and friends at their
home from until and until 10.
Linemen in the employ of the Consoli-
dated Lighting company were engaged
this morning in removing two large elm
trees from the edge of the sidewalk on
the property of j. r. Tierney of South
Main street.
The d. A. Perry Real Estate agency
has sold to NJ. Mitchell OF Roslindale,
Mass. what is known as the Dan Mans
field farm in West Berlin The new
owners plan to occupy their property
about the first OF April. The sale was
completed by @. A. Clark, the Montpelier
representative of the local concern.
Mrs. John Reid and daughter, Mrs.
Henry Taylor, left last night for New
Haven, where they will visit for some
time. Later Mrs. Reid win join her ms-
band at Belleville, n. j., where Mr. Reid
will be employed as steward of the For
rest Hill Country club,
The temple fund. to which Masons of
all ranks in Barre have been contribut-
ing at one time or another for several
years. is expected to be augmented meas
urcably by the proceeds of lecture TO
be given in Masonic hall this evening by
Rev. Edgar Grassland of the First Pres
byterian church, who is to speak on "The |
Great Nations at War"
Among the visitors in the city yester. /!
day and to-day were the following peo-
pie Il. A. Cunningham Of Bradford, p. T. |
Donovan of Burlington, G. c. Hayes of /
Bellows Falls, r. A. Richie Of Greens.
boro, George +. Psrcher and h. W. Rcy
nolds of Rutland, w. ID. Hall of st. |
Johnsbury, Miss Edith Cady of Windsor,
+. J.. Vining of lewiston, Me-, G. f.
Rust of Springfield Charles Cardin OF
Boston, w. A. Libby of Methuen, Mass,
6. L, Carpenter of Winooski, George II.
stone of st. Johnsbury.
At the funeral of Harry Galfetti. the
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. z. Galfetti of
Railroad street, which was held Wednes-
lay afternoon the following flowers were
Wreath with name in gold
letters, father and mother; carnations.
MIR. and Mrs. Antonio Galfetti; carna-
tons and ferns, Charles Marchesi:
wreath, family OF Rocco Marchesi car
nations and ferns, Mr.. and Mrs. &. Cal
ierara; wreath, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Month
carnations with ferns, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. ;
Monti, Abbiatti family; carnations and 4
'erns. Mr.. and Mrs. DeT.orenzi. The
services over, at 2:30 o'clock the re
mains were taken to Beckley street for 4
in the Catholic cemetery.
Members OF the Vermont chapter OF
he Telephone Association OF New Eng
and met in Barre last evening as guests
# local members. Matters pertaining to
he welfare of the chapter were consid-
red and plans were discussed for the fu-
ure, 1t is expected that the next meet
ne will be held in Burlington, the date II
o be determined later. At the present III
inc the chapter is in hourishing con. n
ition. Acquisitions to the membership N
oil are being made constantly and there N
re many signs to indicate that the state
HAPPIER in time will be one OF the most III
lbstantial in the association. Among III
he out -oftown telephone men who came III
ere to attend the meeting were: George vi
. Parker, b. NJ, Reynolds and G. Smith III
Rutland and r. NJ. Wood of Boston. III