The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-22
TALK OF THE TOWN
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III w. 7. jackson Is passing few days
III In Rutland and vicinity on business.
II James T.. Marion OF Franklin street
II was a business visitor in Burlington
II yesterday.
II Regular meeting of the L. A., A. o. H.,
II in X. of c, hall this evening at 1880.
II Juveniles Thursday at 1880. -
II Anyone wishing TO order baked beans,
H spaghetti, doughnuts, pies or cake for
Il Saturday from the Episcopal ladies, call
II 1856 l2.-adv.
H Mrs. George Pierce left the city last
h evening for Redstone, n. H.. where she
plans 10 make visit of several days
with relatives.
II Madame Bernett, scientific palmist,
will tell you all about business transac
lions, love, courtship and marriage. Don't
\ fail TO consult her. Room 2, Buzzell hotel.
adv.
| Members of the Happy Go Lucky club
held a dance Monday night in Rowland
hall. A large proportion OF the members
were present and reported an enjoyable
evening.
Mrs. Angie Larcarno of East Barre was
called to Boston to-day by a telegram
which announced the critical condition
of her daughter. who is receiving treat
ment at an eye infrmary there.
Miss Bertha Hooker entertained a
small party of friends at her home on
Park street last evening in honor of Miss
Elizabeth Skinner. The evening was en-
joyably spent with card playing and
dainty refreshments were served.
Alexander Stewart who has been max
ing visit of ten days with relatives in
Barre, left last night for Montreal, 7.
O., TO rejoin his regiment, the Royal Gren-
aders. Mr.. Stewart expects soon to
leave with Canadian contingent for
France.
Mrs. William Cruichshank of Park
street received telegram yesterday ad-
vising her of the serious illness OF her
sister Mrs. John Brown. in New London,
Conn. Mrs. Cruickshank left the city
this morning for New London, expecting
TO be absent several days.
There win be a rummage sale in the
vestry of the Congregational church Sat.
urday afternoon, March %, from to 7.
Please send in contributions Friday aft
ernoon from 2 TO 4:30. If you can't send
bundles to church, leave them at Mrs.
Spears, 81 Park street, or telephone Mrs.
Langley-adv.
Frank Courtney, who has been en-
ployed by the Consolidated Lighting Co.
for several months, completed his du
ties yesterday and left the city this
morning for his former home in South I
Royalton, where he is to make a visit
of several days before going to Hartford,
Conn, there to be employed in muni-
ton plant.
Past matrons and past patrons will oc
cupy the positions at the regular meeting
of Ruth chapter, No. SO, O. Z. s., this I
evening, plans for the reception of every !
past matron and patron able TO attend I
having been completed. Supper is to be
served in the banquet room at Masonic :
hall after 6 80 o'clock and an hour later
the past officers viii exemplify the de-
gree on a class of candidates.
party of twelve young people. start
ing from Park street last evening at
o'clock snowshoed to east hill, where
a substantial lunch was served at the
Allen camp, so called. Several members
Of the party were equipped with skis o,
and one OF the amusing features of the =
hike was the impromptu ski jumping
INDUCED in near the camp. ~
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without incident around 1890 o'clock.
Funeral services for BARLEY Roach, p
whose death at $40 North Main street "
occurred early Tuesday morning are to -
De held in St Augustine's church at the u
,apital Thursday morning at 9 o'clock, be
he parish priest, Rev. p. j. Long, Off. an
Eating The remains were taken yester
Law to the home of the deceased's broth
n, John Roach, in Montpelier, there to
epose until the church services. 1t is
expected that the body will be removed Re
o Concord, N. H.. for interment. r.
At a meeting of the Red Sox club last '.
vening final arrangements were made =
or the third annual banquet, which is ~ ~
o be held in Clan Gordon hall on the X
yening of Friday, March "a. A local
rchestra has been engaged to enliven az
he festivities and after banquet at Lr
clock there will be speechmaking and ~
hen dancing. Present members of the
hub are responsible for this years get he
ogether and the affair is to be held in nv
onor of the baseball team, which upheld no
he honor of the club on the amateur III
iamond last season. Mute, Rediani, Ton AFT
uay, Peduzzi. Giudici, members of the tn
cam, and representatives from the South
nd club Merlo's academy, and others COZ
i'll be present as guests of the Red Sox. In
he affair will be in charge of Broderick, m
NTH and Ossola. pl,
Operators, linemen and officials of the De
ARE Office of the Vermont Tel. & Tel. PHI
o. expect to leave the city in numbers
n Burlington tomorrow, when the sec De
nd meeting of the Vermont chapter of Co
lie Telephone society of New England Co
to be held. The program is to include
meeting. during the day, Of the general Ma
the wire chiefs and the chief m
,erators, who are to be entertained at
dinner. In the evening, William A. 10
haw, observer of the United States Br
Gather bureau at Mortified, will speak En-
the science of weather observing and lev
$ incidental features. Inasmuch as the w.
ermont company has recently perfected
plan whereby the weather forecast can